SOFTWARE PROJECT RESCUE

Your Software Project Is Behind, Broken, or Stuck. Let’s Find a Way Forward.

We look at what you’ve got, find out what’s really wrong, and give you a plan to get it working again.

Request a Software Rescue Assessment What the audit covers

It starts with a 20-minute call, and you’ll know on that call whether we can help.

Three of our live demo apps: an automation workflow builder, a CRM lead router, and an invoice-to-QuickBooks inbox

When to call us

Situations we’re brought in for.

Missed milestonesDates keep slipping and nobody can tell you what “almost done” means.
An AI-generated app that’s unstableIt was built fast with AI tools and falls over with real users or real data.
A bad vendor handoffThe agency or freelancer left and the next team can’t pick it up.
Fragile integrationsThe connections to your payment, CRM, or accounting systems break every few weeks.
Code nobody can explainNo documentation, no tests, and every change breaks something else.
Abandoned or over budgetMoney’s been spent, the project stopped, and you need to know what’s salvageable.
Deployments that keep failingReleases are scary, slow, or done by hand by one person.

The first step

The Software Rescue Audit.

It’s a paid review of 6 to 8 hours, and you get a written report you can use with us or with anyone else.

What you get

Deliverables

  • Codebase and architecture review
  • A map of what’s blocking progress
  • The top risks, ranked by severity
  • Prioritized recovery actions
  • Recovery options (fix, finish, or rebuild parts) and our recommendation
What it isn’t

Boundaries

  • The audit finds the problems. Fixing them comes after, as its own piece of work.
  • We need read access to the code and hosting to do it properly.
  • We’ll quote it after the intro call, once we know how big the codebase is.

After the audit

How a rescue usually goes.

Intro call

20 minutes on what happened, what you’ve got and what needs to work.

Rescue Audit

6 to 8 hours of review and a written report.

Recovery proposal

A fixed scope for stabilizing or finishing the work.

Stabilize and build

Fix the critical issues first, then finish what’s left.

Oversight

We keep an eye on it afterward if you need that.

Proof

The kind of software we stabilize and finish.

These are live demos we built and host. It’s the kind of integration-heavy software that usually ends up needing a rescue.

DemonstrationInvoice to QuickBooksAccounting integration with a human review queue for anything uncertain. DemonstrationCRM Lead RouterMulti-CRM routing across GoHighLevel, HubSpot, and Buildium. DemonstrationWorkflow LabA multi-step workflow app with approvals and an audit trail.

Questions

Rescue questions.

Can you work with code another team wrote?

Yes, that’s most of what rescue work is. We regularly pick up code from agencies, freelancers, offshore teams, and AI coding tools.

Will you just tell me to rebuild everything?

No. Most rescues keep the parts that work. The audit tells you which parts those are and what each option costs.

What do you need from me to start?

Access to the code repository and hosting, plus whatever documentation or tickets exist. If you can’t get access from the old vendor, tell us on the call. That’s common and we can help with it.

Can you take over the project after the audit?

Usually, yes. But the report is yours, and you can use it with any team.

Tell us what’s going on with the project.

Three quick questions, then pick a time. Or just send it and we’ll reply by email the same business day.

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