For the bit after ‘it works’
Maybe your first customer is waiting for a link. Maybe a deploy failed and left you with a wall of unfamiliar errors. Or the app is already live, but only one person knows the sequence of clicks that keeps it there.
Power Nap is hands-on setup and remediation. We review your actual project before recommending a host or a migration. Existing Lovable, Bolt or Replit publishing may already suit it; an app built in Cursor may need a separate runtime and deployment workflow.
What we can take care of
The exact scope depends on the code, platform access and state of the app. We agree the work and price first, including any hosting or third-party costs you would take on.
- Map the frontend, backend, database and connected services.
- Configure a suitable production build and repeatable deployment.
- Connect the domain, HTTPS and the settings used by sign-in and integrations.
- Set up server-side secrets and review important access boundaries.
- Check data storage, migrations and recovery arrangements.
- Add useful logging and practical controls around infrastructure and AI spend.
Leave with more than a working link
We work through the important customer journeys on the live environment: opening the app, signing in, saving data and completing the task it promises. We explain the changes and identify anything that still needs attention.
The handover covers where things run, which accounts you control, how to release an update and where to look if it fails. Recovery may involve code, data or both; we make that distinction clear rather than leaving you with a mysterious rollback button.
A simple place to start
Use the form with the builder or framework, your current stage and the outcome you want. A public preview link helps if you have one; localhost-only projects are welcome too.
Please leave passwords, access tokens and customer records out of the message. Once we've understood the project, we'll arrange the access needed for the agreed work. If the starting point is uncertain, a focused Nap audit may be the better first step.
A few fair questions.
Will you rebuild my app?
Not by default. We begin with the existing product and fix the gaps relevant to the agreed outcome. If a deeper change is necessary, we'll explain why before including it in the scope.
Can you fix an existing deployment?
Yes. Production remediation can include build failures, configuration, domains, data connections and other issues identified in the review.
How long will it take and what does it cost?
That depends on the app and the work involved. We agree the scope and price before starting; we don't promise a fixed turnaround without reviewing the project.