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Project rescue
I take over and straighten out a stalled project.
You had something built — cheap, in a hurry, or with AI — and now it doesn't work, nobody can make sense of it, or it won't move forward? I take it over, find my way around it, and push it to a state where it can be built on again.
Does this sound familiar?
These are the situations I handle most
Nobody can make sense of their code, and every change is a gamble.
AI generated a pile of code, but it lacks structure and order.
Scope is drifting, deadlines are slipping, and the end is nowhere in sight.
Where I have an edge
I can untangle AI-generated code.
Plenty of projects today are built with AI — fast, but often without structure. A classic agency shrugs at code like that. I work with AI every day: I know how it generates code, where it cuts corners, and how to straighten it out. What's a foreign pile for others is readable terrain for me.
How I work
From review to reset
01
Review
I go through the code and how the project came to be, and tell you straight what state it's in and what can be done with it.
02
Stabilization
I stop the worst bleeding — whatever is falling over and blocking you gets back into a working state.
03
Reset
I straighten out the structure and direction so the project can be built on normally again.
It starts with a review
Fixed price, no open-ended tab
Smaller project
9,900 CZK
When it's a smaller website, app, or a contained piece.
Larger project
19,900 CZK
When there's more to it — a larger system or several connected parts.
You get the output within 3–5 days: a clear description of the state, what's wrong, and what to do next. I quote the repair itself only after the review — so you pay for what's really needed, not for a blind estimate.
What I have behind me
I've shipped both fast and large projects
I built the complete Pokecase e-shop platform in roughly a week, where a regular developer would more likely spend months. And not slapped together in a hurry: with a structure ready for further features and for AI.
I've also contributed to a large company CRM/ERP system (in the millions of CZK) in cooperation with a studio. And because I know what a well-built project looks like, I quickly spot what's broken in yours — and I know how to straighten it out.
Frequent questions
What people ask most
What does rescuing or taking over a project mean?
I take over a stalled or broken project from someone else (or from AI), find my way around it, and push it to a state where it works again and can be built on. Sometimes it's enough to straighten out the direction, other times the foundations need fixing — which one, I'll tell you after the review.
What does the review cost?
The review has a fixed price: 9,900 CZK for a smaller project, 19,900 CZK for a larger one. You get the output within 3–5 days — a clear description of the state and what to do next. I quote the actual repair only after the review, so you pay for what's really needed, not for a blind estimate. Regular work beyond the review is 1,500 CZK/hour.
Will you take over a project from another vendor who stopped communicating?
Yes, that's exactly the typical case. I don't need the original vendor — I find my way around unfamiliar code without documentation. I just need access to what exists and to know where the project should be heading.
Can you untangle AI-generated code?
I can. I work with AI every day, so I know how it generates code, where it cuts corners, and how to straighten it out. What's a foreign pile for a classic agency is readable terrain for me — and that's exactly where I have an edge.
Is vibe coding suitable for production?
Quickly generating a working prototype with AI is great for validating an idea. Pushing it straight into production without structure and control is a risk, though — that's exactly what produces the projects I end up rescuing. AI is a great tool when someone knows how to direct it.
Do you work solo?
Yes, you deal directly with me — no layer of project managers between you and the person actually touching the code. For bigger work I can bring in trusted people, but ownership and communication stay with me.
Get in touch
Tell me what's going on
Write me a few sentences about the project and what state it's in. I'll get back to you within 48 hours and we'll arrange a review — so you know where you stand.