Each page explains what usually causes the problem, what you can check yourself, and how to hand the project to a developer if you need one.
When an agency stops work or closes, you need more than the code: accounts, designs, licences and project history. Here is how to collect them and plan the next step.
ReadAI app builders ship working features fast, but often leave keys in the browser, tables open and API routes unprotected. Here is how to check yours.
ReadMost App Store and Google Play rejections fall into a few familiar groups. Read the message carefully, fix the real cause, and reply clearly.
ReadA stuck Bolt project usually means the AI has lost track of a large codebase, the build is broken, or the app only works inside the browser preview.
ReadWhen a Bubble app gets slow, expensive or hard to change, the cause is usually structural. Here is how to find it and decide whether to fix or migrate.
ReadWhen a developer goes silent, secure your accounts first, then work on getting the code back. What you own depends on your agreement, so get local legal advice.
ReadA practical path for a stalled app: take stock of what works, decide fix or rebuild with clear reasons, define finished, prepare access and post a clear listing.
ReadMost Lovable apps that break do so for a short list of reasons: auth settings, database policies, keys, deploys, edge functions or payments. Here is how to narrow it down.
ReadSupabase auth and RLS problems show up as login loops, missing emails, empty pages or data leaks. Most come from a handful of settings and policy patterns.
ReadAn unfinished WordPress site is usually recoverable. Start by securing access and backups, then map the theme, plugins and WooCommerce setup.
ReadPost your project free. Developers who finish and rescue projects can send you an interest note, and you decide who to talk to. You agree scope and payment directly with them.