Human-directed, AI-assisted repair backed by technical testing and hands-on functional QA — because ‘the AI says it’s fixed’ isn’t good enough.
App Rescue starts by establishing what the software is supposed to do, reproducing the failure, and finding the actual defect before we start changing things.

Repair is only part of the job. Technical testing and hands-on functional QA are what tells us whether the repair actually worked.
Before changing code, we establish what the app is supposed to do and reproduce the failure. That gives us a real baseline instead of guessing from symptoms.
Once the failure is reproducible, we trace the likely cause and make a bounded repair aimed at the agreed problem - not an uncontrolled rewrite of the project.
After the repair, we run relevant technical checks and then use the app by hand. Passing automated tests is useful; surviving real human use is the acceptance standard.
If something within the agreed scope still fails reproducibly, the bounded remediation process handles it. New features, changed requirements, and unrelated defects are separate work.

Focused Rescue is for a localized issue or related symptoms. Workflow Rescue is for a broader workflow or several connected problems. Deep Rescue is for broader defect clusters that need deeper diagnosis and testing.
Not sure which one fits? You do not have to guess. Message me on Fiverr before ordering and we can determine the appropriate scope.

App Rescue uses AI-Assisted development tools for engineering, testing, research and repair while retaining human direction, review, and responsibility. Automated testing helps us find problems. Hands-on function QA helps determine whether the repaired software actually works.
Deployment, hosting, database migration, DNS work, app-store submission, long-term maintenance, monitoring are separate unless specifically agreed.
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