The last 20% has taken longer than the first 80.
A vanished freelancer, missed handoffs, a codebase nobody wants to touch. We take over stalled builds and get them over the line.
Sound familiar?
Stalled builds die the same four ways. We've un-stalled all of them.
The freelancer vanished
The repo's last commit is from months ago. The chat thread is read-only. Nobody on your side knows how to deploy.
"90% done" for months
Every status update says almost there. The last 10% has now outlasted three deadlines and two budgets.
Nobody wants to touch it
New developers quote a rewrite. The old developer is unreachable. The codebase sits there, radioactive.
Works in the demo, not in production
It runs on one laptop, behind one happy path. Real users found the other paths on day one.
How a rescue actually works
No rewrite pitch. No blame audit. A path from where the build is to done.
Read-only audit
We map what exists before changing anything: what runs, what's broken, what's genuinely missing. You get a truthful picture, often for the first time.
A plan to done
A written path with what we fix, what we cut, and what ships first — scoped against your deadline, not an ideal roadmap.
Stabilize, then ship
Environments, CI, and the one bug blocking everything else. The build starts moving again — visibly, week by week.
Hand it back better
Documentation, tests, and a deploy anyone can run. You own the result. You're never hostage to a single person again.
Problems already solved
- documents their pipeline survived
- 100k+ production system
- people use what we built, monthly
- 10,000+ live product (uNotes)
- 5.00 rating on Contra
- 7x hired client work receipts
“Amin was an exceptional developer who was able to complete this critical emergency project within the tight 24-hour deadline. I'm extremely impressed by his skill and professionalism.”
Your project doesn't need a restart. It needs a finisher.
Three minutes at /start: tell us where it's stuck. We audit what exists and give you a plan to done.
Get it finished