The happy path works on your machine
Auth is half-done, env files are in the repo, forms do not send, and SEO is a default title. Users and Google both bounce.
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Siddharth Makadiya helps founders turn AI-built web and mobile prototypes into production-ready products through code review, architecture, authentication and deployment.
You can get a startlingly complete app in a weekend with Cursor. The gap is everything that is not the demo: auth, data, payments, email, SEO, and a host that does not 404. I help you close that gap without throwing the work away.
Where it stalls
Auth is half-done, env files are in the repo, forms do not send, and SEO is a default title. Users and Google both bounce.
AI is good at adding tables and bad at migrations. I freeze the data model, write the boring parts, and stop the thrash.
No README, no deploy story, five ways to do the same fetch. A few days of structure is cheaper than a month of onboarding later.
A helper sprint
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“Lead form actually emails me.” “Auth that is not a toy.” “A URL that does not 404.” We pick one.
02
You keep Cursor. I leave comments where the model was confidently wrong, and I write the bits it will keep breaking.
03
Firebase, Vercel, or whatever you already have. Staging you can send. Then a short handover.
Typical fit: a Ship week from $1,000, or The read if you only need a map. You keep using your editor.
You generate and iterate quickly in an AI editor. I help you turn that momentum into a maintainable app: structure, auth, data, deploy, and the bugs AI is confident about and wrong about.
No. The point is to keep using it without painting yourself into a corner. I work in your repo and your tools.
No. Founders who code, solo builders, and teams that adopted AI faster than their review process all use this.
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Next step
Send the repo context and what “done” means. I will tell you if a sprint can finish it.