Your build stalled.
Let's get it shipped.
I recover the code, stabilise it and finish it — and if a rewrite would be cheaper than a rescue, I'll tell you before you spend a cent on either.
Stalled builds look the same from the founder's side.
If two or more of these are true, a rescue is usually faster and cheaper than starting over.
Four steps from stuck to shipped
Recover
Get the code, hosting, domains and keys safely into accounts you own.
Audit & verdict
Keep / fix / replace for each part, plus a fixed quote to finish.
Stabilise
Tests on the critical paths, safe deploys, monitoring that surfaces failures.
Finish & ship
Weekly working demos until it's live — then launch support.
A clear verdict, not another vague estimate.
After 2–3 days you know exactly what you have, what it takes to ship, and what it costs — whether or not you continue with me.
Sikandar has delivered outstanding quality of work. He drove the project with autonomy and has a solution-focused mindset toward creating unique, cost-saving, and data-smart solutions. He took on a large scope with a wide breadth of expertise. I would highly recommend working with Sikandar, who handles his work with expertise and professionalism.
Riley Campbell · Founder, Pesql · 5-starQuestions before we start
Yes — that's what a rescue is. The audit tells you which parts are worth keeping.
Common. Recovering access to the repo, hosting, domains and keys is the first step.
It helps but isn't required. Most rescues start without them.
Yes — see Prototype Hardening. The audit works the same way.
You'll hear it in the Build Plan, with a quote for the rewrite — before any more money is spent.