99 Francs
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Challenge · Broken in production

Your Lovable, Bolt or Cursor app broke once real users arrived. Send the link. We read it first.

It worked in the demo. Then people signed up and something gave way: data showing to the wrong user, payments failing, sign-in looping, or a store review that came back rejected. 99 Francs® sends you a free written review within 48 hours, then fixes what blocks real users at a fixed price, paid when the work is done.

Free review, then one fix from US$1,000 or a full production pass at US$2,000–5,000.

  • Free review in 48 hours
  • One fix from US$1,000
  • Full pass US$2,000–5,000
  • No deposit

What breaks first · and what the review checks

  • Data one user can see of another
  • Payments and webhooks
  • Sign-in and sessions
  • Errors nobody hears about
  • Store rejection reasons
Direct answer

99 Francs repairs apps built with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor and similar tools that fail once real users arrive.

You give us access to the repository or the project. Within 48 hours you get a free written review of what breaks with real users, with a fixed price for the work. We keep your work and fix it rather than rewrite it, unless the review shows a rebuild is cheaper.

Signs you are here

When it breaks, it breaks in a few familiar ways:

Data is exposed

A user can read or change another user's records. Generated apps often ship with open database policies or keys in the front-end code. This is the first thing to close.

Payments are failing

Cards are charged but the account is not upgraded, a webhook is missed, or a refund leaves the user in the wrong state. Money paths have to be boring and tested.

Sign-in is broken

Password reset does not arrive, sessions expire in odd ways, or a social login works for you and not for them.

A store rejected the app

App Store or Google Play sent back a rejection and the fix is not obvious. Review rules, signing and privacy forms are their own piece of work.

Every change breaks something else

The tool rewrites files it was not asked to touch. Without a clear data model, each new prompt is a coin toss.

What we do

Stop the damage first, then make it solid.

The review ranks what is urgent. Exposed data and failing payments come before polish.

Send access

A repository link or access to the project in Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Base44, v0 or Replit. Read access is enough to start.

Written review in 48 hours

What breaks with real users, ranked by urgency, with a fixed price for the work. Free, no obligation.

Fix what blocks users

Data access, sign-in, payments and errors first. We keep your work and fix it, and say so if a rebuild would be cheaper.

Launch and hand over

Live on infrastructure you own, with monitoring on, and the code and notes in your hands. You pay when it is done.

Pricing

Free review, then a price fixed in writing.

Written review

A written report within 48 hours: what breaks with real users, plus a fixed price for the work. No obligation.

Free

Get the review

One fix

A single problem solved: exposed data, payments, sign-in, a deploy issue or a store release. Paid when it is done.

from US$1,000

Get a quote

Full production pass

Review findings fixed, key screens polished, deployed on infrastructure you own, monitored and handed over. Fixed after the review. Paid when it is done.

US$2,000–5,000

Get a quote

If the app needs a real rebuild, the MVP ranges apply: a web app is US$5,000–8,000 for a tight scope and US$8,000–15,000 for a bigger one.

No deposit. Paid once, when the work is done.

The price is agreed in writing after the free review. You pay when the finished work is live and you are happy with it.

US$0

on every production fix

Terms, in three steps

  1. Review first, price in writing

    We read the app and send the findings and one fixed price. Nothing starts before you agree to it.

    Fixed price
  2. Work starts, no deposit

    No deposit and no upfront payment. You can see the work as it goes.

    You pay US$0
  3. Paid when it is done

    The agreed price is invoiced once, when the work is finished.

    Invoice

Related work

Apps we built, ship and run ourselves.

These are apps we designed and released, in stores and as a Telegram Mini App. They are not rescues of AI-built prototypes; we have not published one yet.

FAQ

Questions people ask before they write to us.

Apps built with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Base44, v0 and Replit. If the code lives in a repository we can read, or in a project we can be given access to, we can review it.

We reply within one working day. The written review then comes within 48 hours of you giving us access.

No, not by default. We keep your work and fix it. If the review shows that a rebuild is cheaper than fixing, we say so and quote it as an MVP instead.

The review is free. One fix starts at US$1,000. A full production pass runs US$2,000–5,000, depending on the state of the app. The price is fixed in writing after the review.

Then the MVP ranges apply: a web app is US$5,000–8,000 for a tight scope and US$8,000–15,000 for a bigger one. We tell you after the review, with the reasons, and you choose.

Yes. We read the rejection, fix what it names and resubmit, and we prepare and publish apps under your own developer account so the listing stays yours.

The price is fixed in writing after the review and paid once, when the work is done. There is no deposit.

Send the link to your app.

Paste a link to the app or the repo, say what is breaking and who is affected. You get a free written review within 48 hours.

Alexander Vinokurov, founder of 99 Francs

“I read every brief myself and reply within one working day.”Alexander, founder

Prefer to talk it through? Book a free intro call

Your quote in three steps

  1. 1

    Send the link

    To your app or repo, and one line on what is breaking.

  2. 2

    Get the review in 48 hours

    What will fail with real users, ranked, with a fixed price. Free.

  3. 3

    Decide, no deposit

    You pay when the work is done.

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