Your Lovable or Replit app, production-ready.
It works, customers use it, and every fix breaks something else. Echelar's experts and agents secure it, fix it and keep building it, in your own GitHub repository.
- No rewrite to start
- Every change reviewed and tested
- Keep building in Lovable or Replit
- Any signed-in user can read every orderFixed
Critical · access policies added, with a test as a second user · #12
- Payments can be fakedFixed
High · the payment webhook now checks its signature · #13
- A secret key ships to the browserIn review
High · moved server-side, old key to rotate · #14
- No tests on sign-up or checkoutWaiting for you
Medium · 9 tests added · #15
- Nobody knows how billing worksPlanned
Low · architecture notes and a README
What we find in apps like yours.
Apps built with AI app builders tend to break in the same places once real customers arrive. These are the first things we check.
- Data other users can see
Tables without row-level security, so one signed-in user can read another's records.
- Payments that can be faked or doubled
Webhooks that don't check their signature, and checkouts that charge twice or not at all.
- Secrets in the browser
Keys for payments, email or AI providers shipped in the frontend, where anyone can copy them.
- Sign-in that fails for some users
Broken password resets, sessions that drop, and sign-up flows that skip their checks.
- Fixes that break something else
No tests on the paths that make you money, so every change is a gamble.
- Pages that slow down with real users
Queries and pages that were fine with ten users and crawl with a thousand.
From first review to fixed.
No rewrite and no migration. We start from the app you have and fix what's riskiest first.
- 01Share the repository
Connect the GitHub repository your app builder syncs to. That's all we need to start, and we can help you connect it.
- 02We review the whole app
Our experts and Echelar Agents read it end to end and send you what we found, ranked by risk, with a plan and a quote.
- 03We fix what matters most
Security and payments first. Each fix arrives as a pull request with tests, reviewed before you see it.
- 04We keep building with you
Then the next features, on an app that no longer breaks every time it changes.
Keep building in Lovable if you like.
Echelar works on your GitHub repository, so your app builder keeps working the way it does today.
- Lovable
Lovable syncs your project with GitHub both ways, so the changes you merge show up in Lovable. If you protect your main branch, Lovable pushes its edits to a lovable-sync branch for review.
- Replit
Push from Replit's Git pane, and pull merged changes back the same way. Replit's own deployments keep working.
- Bolt and v0
Both can put your code on GitHub. From there, every change works the same way.
Questions about fixing your app.
Do you only work on Lovable and Replit apps?
No. We work on apps built with Lovable, Replit, Bolt and v0, and on code written by hand, as long as it can live in a GitHub repository.
Do I have to stop using Lovable or Replit?
No. Your app builder keeps working with the same GitHub repository. It's simplest to make each change in one place at a time.
What do you look at first?
Who can read and change your data, payments, sign-in and secrets, then the paths that make you money. You get the findings ranked by risk before any work starts.
Will you rewrite my app?
No. We work on the code you have and keep each change focused. If part of the app needs restructuring, we explain why and quote it first.
Who owns the code?
You do. Every change lands in your own GitHub repository.
Do I need a developer on my side?
No. Each fix arrives as a pull request with a summary of what changed and what was checked, and you decide what to merge.
How much does it cost?
It's priced on outcomes and usage, not hours, and highly competitive with any traditional dev shop. We send a quote after the first review.
Send us the app that keeps breaking.
Share the repository and what's going wrong. We'll review it and come back with what we found, a plan and a quote.