Bubble, Glide, Softr, Retool — it shipped fast, your team uses it, and now a vendor price hike, a rate limit, or a missing integration is one bad day away from breaking the business.
→ rebuilt as a real Angular + .NET app you own end-to-end
Service · Project Recovery
No-Code App Rebuilds for the projects that ran out of runway.
You started fast on a vibe-coded prototype or a no-code platform. The idea got real, the work got hard, and now you cannot get across the finish line. We pick it up and ship it on an enterprise-ready cloud stack.
- WCAG AA from day one
- Enterprise OAuth + Stripe billing
- You own the repo & the cloud account
Code review in 5 days
You walk away from the assessment with a written rebuild plan whether you hire us or not.
Salvage what works
The shape, the data, the workflow your users learned. Rebuilt, not rewritten from zero.
Yours at handoff
Your repo, your cloud account, your data. No proprietary platform, no vendor leash.
Where we usually meet you
The idea is right. The shape is right. Something underneath has to change.
A clever afternoon of prompts produced something that mostly works. Now a real customer wants to log in, pay you, and not have the AI hallucinate their data — and the prototype can't take the weight.
→ re-architected with proper auth, billing, evals & guardrails
Every Tuesday someone on the team copy-pastes between five tabs to keep the business moving. It's been "fine for now" for three years. The cost isn't the spreadsheet — it's the hour everyone loses to it.
→ replaced by a focused internal app that just runs the workflow
You'll see what those rebuilds look like next — not screenshots, the actual UI.
Try it · Live demo
These aren't screenshots.
The dashboard and the mobile app below are running right here in your browser — signal-driven Angular, Prism components, real interaction. Switch the tabs in the laptop, tap a status pill on the phone. This is the design system every app we ship is built on.
Every component you see is an open, reusable part of Prism, our in-house design system — accessible, themeable, type-safe. The real apps we ship are built from these same pieces, so the demo you click here is genuinely the same code your customers would touch.
The Engagement
What we ship, and how
Three flavours of work — same paved-road stack underneath.
Rebuild Assessment
Five business days. We dig into your no-code project or vibe-coded prototype, document what it does, what is fragile, and what can be salvaged. You receive a written rebuild plan with scope, timeline, and a fixed quote.
Full Rebuild
We re-architect the project on Angular, .NET, and a proper cloud account, keeping the parts your users already know. Auth, billing, observability, and the integrations the no-code version was missing all wired in. Live MVP in two to four weeks.
Stabilize and Hand Over
Documentation, runbook, observability dashboards, and a clean handover so your team or your next developer can pick it up. 30 days of priority support included, with optional ongoing iteration after that.
What's Inside Every App
Production-grade by default
The boring-but-critical things should never be a feature request. Every app we ship comes with all of this on day one.
Salvage what works
The user flow your team already learned, the data your customers already entered, the integrations that are paid for. We migrate, we do not start from zero unless that is the right call.
Real auth and identity
Microsoft Entra, Google, Apple, or whatever your customers actually log in with. Token rotation, role-based authorization, session management, and an audit log that holds up under scrutiny.
Billing that survives audit
Stripe subscriptions, metered usage, dunning, customer portal, webhook reconciliation against your accounting. The kind of billing setup that holds up when a real finance team reviews it.
Cloud you actually own
Azure, AWS, or Cloudflare in your account, billed to your card. Terraform or Bicep, real CI/CD, and infrastructure as code that another team could pick up and extend without us.
AI integrations that hold up
Claude or OpenAI used the right way, with prompt versioning, eval harnesses, content guardrails, and observability into what the model actually saw. Not a clever demo, a production-ready integration.
Type-safe and tested
Strict TypeScript end to end, strict C# at the API, contract tests at the seams, and CI that catches regressions before your customers do. The kind of foundation an in-house team can extend without fear.
The pattern we keep seeing
The AI era made starting a software project feel almost free. A weekend with a vibe-coding tool, an afternoon on a no-code platform, a clever Lovable session, and there is something on screen that mostly works. The team gets excited. A few customers try it. Real money starts to come through.
And then the project gets hard. The platform charges more for every new user. The AI rate limits start hitting. Something the no-code tool does not support becomes the most important feature. A customer wants to log in with their company SSO. A regulator wants an audit trail. The original builder hits the wall of what they know how to do, and the project sits frozen for a month, then two, then six. The idea was right. The team just cannot get across the finish line.
That is where we come in.
What a rebuild engagement actually involves
The first step is the assessment. Five business days, a senior engineer with the project in front of them, documenting what it does, what is fragile, what can be salvaged, and what cannot. You walk away with a written report and a fixed-fee rebuild quote, whether or not you hire us to do the rebuild.
The rebuild itself usually runs two to four weeks for the MVP, depending on scope. We re-architect the project on a real stack: Angular for the front end, .NET for the API, a proper database, a proper cloud account in your name. The user-facing flows your team and customers already learned stay recognizable. The brittle parts underneath get replaced with the kind of foundation a real software business runs on.
Where rebuilds usually start
- Lovable, Bolt, v0, or Replit Agent prototypes that shipped fast and are now buckling under real users, real data, or real concurrency.
- Bubble, Glide, Softr, Adalo, FlutterFlow, or Retool apps where a missing feature, a price hike, or a security requirement has made the platform itself the bottleneck.
- Vibe-coded internal tools built on a single chat thread that no one fully understands anymore, including the person who built them.
- Spreadsheet-and-Zapier Frankensteins that hold the business together but that no one is willing to extend because every change might break something.
- Half-finished freelancer projects where the original developer disappeared or ran out of scope and the codebase has become unrecognizable.
What gets salvaged
More than you would think. The thing your team is most attached to is rarely the code itself. It is the data your customers entered, the user flow they got used to, the integrations you already pay for, and the screens that already work. We migrate the data, replicate the flows your users know, and keep the bits that earn their keep. The brittle plumbing is what gets replaced.
Sometimes the right call is to throw the existing project away entirely and start fresh. We will tell you on the assessment which one applies. Salvaging a project that should be rebuilt from zero is a real way to lose three months and end up with two bad codebases instead of one good one.
What we do not do
We do not patch the existing platform indefinitely. If the right answer is to fix the no-code or vibe-coded project in place rather than rebuild, we will say so on the call and recommend someone else who specializes in that. We are the rebuild team, not the patch team.
We also do not lock you in. The repo lives in your GitHub or Azure DevOps. The cloud account is yours, billed to your card. The handover at the end of the engagement is real. If you ever want to take it in-house or hire a different team to extend it, you should be able to do that without phoning us.
Why the assessment is the first step
The honest reason: most rebuild projects fail when they skip the assessment. A team feels pressure to ship and asks for a fast quote on a rebuild they have not really thought through. Two weeks in, surprises show up. The estimate doubles. Trust dies.
Five days of senior eyes on the project before any rebuild quote gets locked in fixes that. By the end of the assessment we know what the data looks like, where the integrations sit, what the unstated assumptions are, and how long the rebuild will actually take. The fixed-fee rebuild quote you get at the end of the assessment is one we are willing to commit to, because we have actually seen the project.
Who this is for
Founders and operators who started something on a no-code platform or a vibe-coding tool, got real traction, and have now hit the ceiling of what that approach can support. Internal teams who built a critical workflow in a low-code platform and are nervous about how much of the business now depends on it. Companies who hired a freelancer for a quick MVP and have been left holding a codebase no one can extend.
If your project is at that stage, the rebuild assessment is the right first step. The free call comes before that.
The Process
From first call to live in two weeks
Free first call, plain-English spec, ship the MVP, then iterate.
01
Free rebuild call
Open up the no-code project, share the prototype repo, walk us through what is breaking. We tell you honestly whether a rebuild makes sense, whether the original platform can be patched, or whether the right answer is to step back and rescope.
02
Five-day assessment
A senior engineer documents the existing project end to end. Architecture, data model, integrations, hidden assumptions, and the ten things that will go wrong if you keep building on the current foundation. You get a written report and a fixed-fee rebuild quote.
03
Rebuild on a real stack
We re-architect the project on Angular, .NET, and your own cloud account. The user-facing flows your team already learned stay recognizable. The brittle parts get replaced with proper auth, real data, real observability. Live MVP in two to four weeks.
04
Stabilize, document, hand over
Runbook written, dashboards live, deploy pipeline working, repo and cloud account in your name. 30 days of priority support included after launch. After that, you renew if you want continued iteration, or you walk away with everything intact.
FAQ
Common questions
Why a five-day assessment instead of jumping straight to a rebuild?
Because rebuild projects fail when they skip the assessment. Without spending real time inside the existing project, any quote we give you is a guess. Five days of senior eyes lets us produce a fixed-fee rebuild quote we are willing to actually commit to, with the surprises already accounted for. Most clients say the assessment alone is worth the money, even if they end up not hiring us for the rebuild.
How is this different from your custom app development service?
Custom app development starts from your idea or your napkin sketch. The rebuild service starts from a project that already exists and is stuck. Different starting point, different first step, different mental model. The two share a destination, which is a real codebase running on a stack you own, but the path to get there is not the same.
What happens if the assessment concludes that a rebuild is the wrong move?
We tell you, in writing, with the reasoning. Sometimes the right answer is to keep patching the no-code platform. Sometimes the right answer is to step back and rescope the product before any rebuild makes sense. The assessment is paid for whether or not it leads to a rebuild engagement, and the report you get at the end is yours to use however you want.
Will my users notice the rebuild?
Ideally no, except that things stop breaking. We replicate the flows your users already learned and migrate the data they already entered. The places where they will notice are the places that were broken or missing in the original: real login, real billing, faster pages, and features the no-code platform could not support. Those changes are usually welcome.
Do you only work with specific no-code platforms?
We have rebuilt projects from Bubble, Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit Agent, Glide, Softr, Adalo, FlutterFlow, Retool, Webflow with custom code, Airtable plus Zapier, and a long list of bespoke vibe-coded prototypes. The platform is rarely the hard part. Understanding what the project actually does and which pieces matter is the hard part, and that is what the assessment is for.
What does this typically cost?
The free call is free. The rebuild assessment is a fixed fee scoped on the call, usually a small fraction of the rebuild itself. The rebuild is fixed-fee per the assessment quote, paid in milestones. Ongoing iteration after launch is billed by the two-week iteration, no minimum commitment.
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