The stack
this one cuts through every layer
Something is already wrong. Start here.
The last developer left. The release is blocked. It crashes on launch and the crash report means nothing to anyone still at the company. First reply the same day, and a fixed fee before any work starts.
What is specified, not assumed
- First reply
- same day
- Fee
- fixed before work starts
- Measured
- before and after
- Written up
- always
FIG. 1 — Help & rescue
What we ship in this layer
Bug hunting
The bug found, fixed, and written up — so you know what broke and why, not just that it stopped happening.
Project takeover
An inherited codebase read, documented and made shippable again. Common when the last developer left without a handover.
Performance & stability
Slow screens, crashes and the memory leak nobody has had a clear week to chase. Measured before and after, not guessed at.
Code review & audit
An outside read of the codebase: what is solid, what is risky, what will hurt in a year, and what to do first.
Release unblocked
Store rejections, signing failures and build pipelines that broke the week you needed to ship. Usually same-day.
AI-builder rescue
NewPrototypes from Lovable, v0 and Bolt that stalled at 80% — finished properly, with the parts that cannot ship rewritten.
AI-builder rescue
Prototypes from Lovable, v0 and Bolt that stalled at 80%. The demo works, the product cannot ship, and the parts that cannot ship get rewritten rather than patched.
An empty column with real demand today.
With your team
Inside your team
We join your standups and your repo and ship alongside your developers, for a set number of days a week.
Fractional CTO
NewArchitecture calls, hiring input and vendor decisions — the technical judgement a company needs long before it needs a full-time CTO.
Say what is broken. Or what is missing.
One number and one date come back in writing, from the person who will do the work. Nothing starts, and nothing is owed, until you approve.