We fix AI-developed codebases and automate business operations with AI — so the thing that was built in a weekend can survive a Monday.
AI & Automation
AI coding tools turned a six-month build into a six-day one — and then handed you 40,000 lines nobody on your team can explain. Tests that were never written. Secrets in the repo. A database schema that changed its mind four times. It demos beautifully and falls over the first time a real customer touches it.
We do two things about that. We take AI-generated codebases and turn them into software you can safely run a business on — and we use the same tools, deliberately, to automate the operational work your team still does by hand. Senior engineers, fixed scope, plain English.
Email us a repo link and a sentence about what's going wrong. We'll tell you what we'd fix, what we'd throw away, and roughly what it costs — before you commit to anything.
Prefer to send code? Attach a repo link or a zip — we'll read it before the call.
Prototype to production, without starting over. Most of what AI built is salvageable — the hard part is knowing which parts, and that's the part we're good at.
We read what the AI actually shipped: dead code, duplicated logic, hallucinated dependencies, copy-pasted patterns that diverged. You get a written map of what's solid, what's load-bearing, and what needs to go.
API keys committed to git, open endpoints, missing authorization checks, SQL built by string concatenation, permissive CORS. We find them, fix them, and rotate what leaked.
AI-written tests love asserting that true is true. We replace them with real coverage on the paths that lose money when they break — and wire it into CI so regressions stop shipping.
Migrations that were never run, orphaned records, columns nothing reads, no backups. We stabilize the schema, backfill carefully, and get recovery tested — not assumed.
N+1 queries, unbounded loops over API calls, model calls in hot paths, a $4,000 cloud bill for 200 users. We profile it, fix the expensive parts, and show you the before-and-after.
Real CI/CD, staging that matches production, error tracking, uptime alerts, and documentation written for humans. You leave able to maintain it — with or without us.
Any one of those is worth an email. We've fixed all five.
We start with the work, not the technology. Show us the process that eats your week and we'll tell you honestly whether AI is the right tool — and what it saves if it is.
Invoices, POs, intake forms, contracts, and PDFs read and routed automatically. Data lands in your system of record instead of someone's afternoon.
Lead capture, qualification, quote drafting, and follow-up sequences that fire on their own — with a human approval step wherever a mistake would be expensive.
Weekly rollups, meeting notes, support-ticket themes, and exception reports generated on schedule and delivered where your team already looks.
CRM, accounting, e-commerce, scheduling, and spreadsheets wired together with real integrations — so nobody is retyping the same record into three tools.
A private assistant that answers from your documentation, policies, and history — scoped, permissioned, and cited, so answers can be checked.
Usage limits, logging, evaluation on real examples, fallbacks when a model is wrong or down, and a monthly cost you can predict. Automation you can audit.
No lock-in, no mystery invoices, and no junior engineer learning on your project.
A repo link, a screenshot of the error, or a description of the process you hate. No form maze, no discovery deck.
We read the code or map the workflow first, then come back with findings, a recommended scope, and a number. Small audits are often a single block of hours.
We work in small, reviewable increments with tests and a staging environment, so you can see progress instead of taking it on faith.
Documentation and a walkthrough so your team can own it. If you'd rather we keep running it, an IT contract or hourly block picks up from there.
Send us a short email describing what you've built, what's failing, or the process eating your team's week. You'll get a real reply from a senior engineer, usually the same business day, with an honest read on scope and cost before you spend a dollar.
Prefer to send code? Attach a repo link or a zip — we'll read it before the call.
Prefer plain text? Write to contact@fittedtech.com.