Your MVP works.
Now make it fundable.

You built it yourself with YouTube tutorials and no-code tools. You have real customers. But deep down, you know it won't survive technical due diligence.

From duct tape to Series A ready in 14 days

Your Lovable app crashes at 100 users. Your v0 integration breaks daily. When investors ask about your tech stack, you change the subject.

We've all been there. Now let's fix it.

"Turned my Zapier nightmare into a real product. Passed YC technical interview without breaking a sweat."

Nina K., CPG Analytics Platform (YC W25)

Limited to 2 founders per month

You already validated. Now scale.

Week 1: Rebuild with real code

  • Keep what works, fix what doesn't
  • Your features, but 100x more reliable
  • Same user experience, professional architecture

Week 2: Make it investor-ready

  • Handle 10,000 users without sweating
  • Technical docs that impress CTOs
  • Live demo that never crashes

The founders we actually help:

  • Built MVP with Lovable/v0/Replit
  • Have paying customers already
  • YC interview in 6 weeks
  • Worried their tech is "not real"
  • Still at idea stage
  • Need market validation
  • Looking for a CTO
  • Want to keep using Bubble forever

Real transformations:

Before:

"I built this with Lovable and 47 Cursor prompts"

After:

"Our platform handles 50,000 API calls daily"

- Sarah, B2B SaaS
Raised $2.2M

Before:

"My GPT wrapper crashes during demos"

After:

"We use enterprise-grade AI infrastructure"

- Marcus, AI Sales Tool
Closed seed round

Before:

"I coded this myself watching YouTube"

After:

"Our tech passed Sequoia's due diligence"

- Priya, Fintech
Series A ready

Your stack is probably:

  • • Lovable/v0 for the frontend
  • • Replit for quick backends
  • • Supabase/Firebase for data
  • • Vercel deployments
  • • Whatever ChatGPT generated

What you'll have in 14 days:

  • • Production React/Next.js app
  • • Real database with proper schemas
  • • Bulletproof API integrations
  • • 99.9% uptime
  • • Code that senior engineers respect

Why this matters for fundraising:

Technical due diligence is real. VCs will:

Review your code quality
Test your scalability
Check your security
Evaluate your architecture

Your no-code MVP can't pass this. Ours can.

The uncomfortable truth:

Every week you delay is a week your competitor (who has a CTO) pulls ahead. While you're debugging v0 outputs, they're shipping features.

But here's the thing - you've already done the hard part. You found product-market fit. You got customers. You just need someone to make it real.

Investment: $50k

Less than 2.5% of your seed round. Own 100% of your company.

Compare to:

  • Technical co-founder:50% equity
  • Full-time senior engineer:$300k/year
  • Staying with AI-generated code:Fail technical due diligence

Start Monday. Demo to investors in 14 days.

Day 1-3: Architecture & Setup

  • • Analyze your current system
  • • Design scalable architecture
  • • Start core migration

Day 4-10: Build Sprint

  • • Daily progress updates
  • • Your feedback incorporated same-day
  • • Feature parity by day 7

Day 11-14: Polish & Deploy

  • • Load testing at scale
  • • Security hardening
  • • Investor demo ready

FAQ for founders who built it themselves:

You're closer than you think

You already have:

  • Customers who pay
  • Product that (mostly) works
  • Validation from the market

You just need:

  • Code that scales
  • Tech that impresses investors
  • Confidence in due diligence

Book a reality check

15-minute call. We'll look at your current stack and tell you:

  • • What needs fixing first
  • • Realistic timeline
  • • Whether we can help

No BS. If your tech is fine, we'll tell you.

Limited to 2 founders per month. Currently booking July 2025.

P.S. - That founder who raised $3M last month? They spent 6 weeks rebuilding their Lovable app first. You could do it in 2.