You built a prototype yourself
It works when you demo it
It doesn't work when fifty people sign in at once. That's not because you built it wrong — a prototype is built to be looked at, which is a different thing from being used. I turn it into something that holds up, without you starting from scratch.
Three questions, then you get a clickable sketch for free.
Here's how it works: you describe it in one sentence, the sketch is built in your browser, and you change it by typing what you'd like done differently. It can't go live — but it makes it much easier to talk about what should actually be built.
What breaks
Always the same five things
Whether the prototype was built in Bubble, Lovable, Figma or by hand. It's not the tool's fault — it's the difference between showing something and running it.
It loses data
Two people save at the same time and one of the changes disappears. Nobody notices until someone gets in touch.
The sign-in runs on trust
It keeps the curious out. It doesn't keep out anyone who knows what they're doing.
It slows down with real data
Fifty rows were fine. Fifty thousand aren't, and it's the same code.
Nobody knows what's live
You deploy by dragging something somewhere, and there's no way back when it goes wrong.
You're the only one who can change it
Which means it doesn't change, which means it doesn't get better.
How it works
Your product, not a new one
01
We read what you've built
Before anything is rewritten. Most of a prototype is well thought out — it's just built to be demoed, not used.
02
What carries weight gets rebuilt
Database, sign-in, payments, deployment. The parts that break silently, and that cost the most to replace later.
03
The rest comes along
Flows and screens that work stay as they are. You'll recognise your product afterwards.
04
You get the keys
The code is yours, in your repo, with a deployment you can run yourself. No lock-in, and nobody sitting on the passwords.
What it costs
SEK 19,900 a month, one thing at a time
A subscription instead of a project: you have one active request on the go, I deliver it, you send the next. Pause when you don't need anything, cancel when you're done. No setup fee and no lock-in.
A rebuilt prototype is usually a couple of requests — not a six-month project with a quote at the bottom.
