Customers get stuck
Sign-up, checkout, or another important step fails, and you cannot tell what is causing it.
Software fixes and improvements
The business is moving, but keeping the app running is taking over your day. Fabreco Studio helps owners who need someone to understand the existing product and handle the technical work. Apps built with AI tools and vibe coding are welcome. You can start by explaining the problem in your own words.
Discuss your appWhen the software gets in the way
Sign-up, checkout, or another important step fails, and you cannot tell what is causing it.
Payments, emails, or other integrations behave inconsistently, leaving you to sort things out by hand.
The app takes too long to load or is difficult to use on a phone, making everyday tasks harder.
Updates fail to go live, or a change that worked in a preview breaks something in the real product.
You know what the business needs next, but each attempt adds errors or complexity you cannot manage.
Practical technical help
How the work happens
We discuss what the app does, who depends on it, and what is going wrong. A review of the existing setup helps identify what is working and what needs attention.
You get an explanation of the findings in plain language. We agree on the fixes or improvements, costs, and delivery expectations before implementation begins.
We work in manageable changes, test the affected flows, and plan how to release and recover them. You can see what changed and why it matters.
We document the changes and what needs attention next. You can finish with a defined handoff or agree on ongoing maintenance and improvements.
Before getting in touch
Yes. Products built with AI tools and vibe coding are welcome. We review the code, hosting, integrations, and available access to establish where we can help and any platform constraints.
No technical specification is needed to get in touch. Tell us what your app does, what you expected to happen, and what happens instead. We can work from that context.
We assess the existing system first and look for changes that preserve useful work. If replacing part of it makes sense, we explain the reasons and trade-offs before agreeing on that work.
No. An engagement can be a defined set of fixes or improvements with a clear handoff. Continued maintenance and development are optional and scoped separately.
Share your product URL, what it does, the problem you are facing, and what you want to improve. A plain-language description is enough to start the conversation.
Discuss your app