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The developer stopped answering, the handover never came, or nobody left can safely change it. The first step is the same. A paid assessment, credited toward the recovery.
Most rescue work starts in one of these four places.
Messages stopped being answered. I have a half-finished app and no idea what state it is in.
The assessment answers this before any recovery work is quoted.
Assessment first, then a decision, then work you can watch.
Step One
I read the code, the data, and how it deploys, then report what is safe and what finishing it would take.
From $499, credited toward recoveryThe terms are the same whether the assessment ends in a recovery, a rebuild, or a recommendation to stop.
The fee comes off recovery work started within 30 days.
Start with a free 30-minute fit call. Nothing gets quoted before someone has read the code.
I am told I own the code, but I have never had the repository, the server logins, or a single document.
The people who built it have all left. Every small change now feels risky and takes weeks.
It runs most days. Nobody can tell me whether customer data is safe.
Each one is answerable. The answer starts with knowing what you have.
Book a Free Fit CallStep Two
Close the security gaps and stop the failures that make every change risky.
Security and stability firstStep ThreeFriday Demos
Finish what is worth finishing, on the same weekly demo cadence as any build.
Visible weekly progressYours
Repository, deployment access, and documentation, so the next change never depends on me.
Full handover documentationSigned before you share code, data, or account access.
Milestone payments through escrow whenever you prefer it.
Working software every Friday, from the first week of recovery.
Repository access and contract-backed transfer of the code and IP.
Available on request, before you commit to anything.
Muhammad Saeed — reading the code you already own before quoting a line of new work.