ProductPut security and scale into what already works
It works. That is not the same as being ready.
You built it in Lovable, Bolt, Claude Code or Cursor. Now it has to be ready for production.
Who it's for
Founders and product owners with no technical background who built something real and won customers with it, and are now afraid to touch it, or watch something break with every new feature.
The problem
Working and being ready are different states, and the distance is invisible from outside.
What is missing is everything nobody asked the AI to build: security, auditing, high availability, failure recovery, a sound architecture.
28.65 million new keys and passwords were left inside public code on GitHub in 2025 — up 34% year on year, the largest annual jump on record.
GitGuardian, State of Secrets Sprawl, 2026What you get
A diagnostic followed by the fix for everything missing before this can really go to production.
A critical read of the architecture, the security, the availability and the delivery flow.
We work with what you already use
- Prometheus
- Grafana
- Loki
- Docker
- PostgreSQL
- Redis
- AWS
- Google Cloud
- Azure
- Cloudflare
Common questions
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Does the system have to go down for you to fix it? I have customers using it every day.
No. The work happens in a separate environment and lands in small pieces, behind a switch that turns the new thing on only when you want it. If a window of downtime is ever needed, it is agreed in advance, short, and outside your customers' hours.
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What does it cost and how long does it take — at least the range, and what makes it vary?
The diagnostic takes 1 to 2 weeks. The first phase of implementation takes 2 to 4, and its scope is set at the end of the diagnostic. Scope and price come in writing before anything starts. What makes it vary: how many third-party integrations there are, whether there are automated tests, and whether the business rules are written down anywhere. In practice what holds a project up is not code: it is a decision pending on your side, or doubt about which rule is actually in force in the product today.
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Do I keep shipping new things while you work, or does everything freeze?
Yes, and it is better that you do. We agree what each side is changing so nothing collides, and we integrate often so differences do not pile up. When the diagnostic calls for an architecture change, we agree beforehand how your own deliveries are made from then on, so they are born in the new shape instead of becoming rework.
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When you finish, who maintains it? I still have no developer on the team.
Three routes, and they are not exclusive. You hire a developer and we hand over directly to them. Or you take out maintenance with us, with a scope and a ceiling on hours. Or we leave the system at safe rest — automated delivery, dependencies current, monitoring that emails you, and the operation documented — ready for you to maintain yourself, if you have the time.
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How do I know you found everything, and not just what was easy to find?
We will not find everything. Nobody does, and anyone who promises they do is selling. What can be guaranteed is the method and the evidence for it: you get the list of what was examined, the list of what was found, and the order of priority by business risk — what takes the system down, what leaks data, what blocks your customer.
Tell us where AI stalled, or where you do not use it yet.
The call is free and ends in a yes, a no, or "you can handle this yourselves". The person who answers is the person who would do the work. Remote across Brazil, in person in the north of Rio Grande do Sul, where agroindustry and the cooperatives are close enough to visit.