Kiyansh Group is a senior US engineering shop that rebuilds Lovable MVPs into production code: we keep the UI and flows that already work, replace the generated scaffolding that breaks under load, and harden auth, data access, and infrastructure. It starts with a free triage of your actual project, then a rebuild to a fixed scope agreed up front. You own the code and every account from day one — this is a rescue, not a lock-in.
Get a free triage of your Lovable app →A Lovable build is great at getting a clickable app in front of people, but the generated code makes assumptions that fall apart with real traffic. The failure points are almost always the same: authentication and authorization that trust the client, database rules (like Supabase RLS) left open or missing so any user can read any row, business logic living in the frontend, no migrations or tests, secrets committed into the project, and a data model that was never designed for the queries you actually run. It behaves fine for one person clicking through a demo and starts leaking data, slowing down, or falling over the moment a few real users hit it at once.
We start with a free triage: we read your real Lovable project and tell you honestly what's salvageable and what has to be replaced. Usually the interface and the flows you designed are worth keeping — the work is in the layer underneath. We move logic to a proper backend, lock down auth and data access, add migrations, put the code in a real repo with CI, and remove anything hard-coded or exposed. The delivery method is a senior US engineer directing AI agents, which is how we move in days and weeks instead of months, on a fixed scope agreed before we start — no open-ended hourly meter.
You own the code, the repository, and every account — hosting, database, domain, API keys — from the first day. We build in your accounts, not ours, and hand over clean. If you later take it in-house or move to another team, nothing is tied to us. We're onboarding our first rescue clients, so we're deliberately taking a small number of these — each one gets senior attention instead of sitting in a queue.
Not every Lovable app needs a full rebuild. Sometimes the fix is a hardened auth layer and a corrected data model on top of what you already have; sometimes the scaffolding is tangled enough that a clean rebuild is cheaper than untangling it. Part of the free triage is telling you which one you're actually looking at, and why — including when the honest answer is that you don't need us yet. We'd rather scope the smallest thing that gets you to production than sell you the biggest.
No. In most rescues the interface and the user flows you designed are the parts worth keeping. The rebuild happens underneath — auth, data access, backend logic, and infrastructure — so what your users see stays familiar while the thing stops breaking under load.
It depends on how much has to be replaced versus hardened, which is exactly what the free triage determines. Most rescues are measured in days to a few weeks, not months, because a senior engineer directing AI agents moves fast on the mechanical parts. You get a concrete scope and timeline before you commit.
We scope a fixed price after the free triage — once we've seen the real project and agreed on what gets rebuilt. We don't quote a number blind or run an open-ended hourly meter, because both tend to be wrong. The triage itself costs nothing.
Same work. The failure patterns in AI-generated MVPs are nearly identical across tools — client-trusted auth, open database rules, logic in the frontend, no tests or migrations. We rescue builds from any of them into production-grade code the same way.
Tell us what you need — a build, a rescue, or a contractor — and we'll come back with a clear next step.
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