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Bug fixes, audits and project rescue

When something is broken, slow or stuck: one-off bug fixes, performance and security audits, or taking over a project another developer left.

Adil replies within 1 business day with times for a 15-minute video call.

Some problems can't wait for a roadmap: a page that takes too long to load, a checkout that fails, a crash nobody can explain, or a project the last developer never finished. ShipFastDev takes on one-off bug fixes, performance and security audits, and full takeovers of stuck projects. On the call, Adil looks at your product and code and proposes how to work on it; fixes are released with notes in plain language.

When to call

  • Something is broken: errors in production, a failing payment or form, e-mails that never arrive.
  • It's slow: pages that load slowly on phones, an admin panel that freezes on large lists, a database under strain.
  • You're worried about security: old dependencies, keys in the wrong place, code written quickly (or by AI) that nobody reviewed.
  • The project is stuck: the developer left, the code has no documentation, and every change breaks something else.
  • A busy date is coming: online stores can book a check before Black Friday, so problems show up before the traffic does.

How it works

  1. A free 15-minute call. You describe the symptoms and what's at stake. Adil replies to the form within 1 business day with times. On the call, he looks at your product and code and proposes how to work on it.
  2. A clear estimate. You get it within 1 business day, with no obligation, and you decide what gets fixed and in which order.
  3. The fixes. Released with notes in plain language: what changed and what's next. If the product needs steady work afterwards, it can continue as ongoing development.

What an audit looks at

  • Performance: load times and Core Web Vitals, heavy images and scripts, slow database queries. The article on Core Web Vitals for founders explains the measures Google uses.
  • Security: dependency updates, authentication and permissions, secrets and keys. The article on the security risks of AI-generated code covers a growing source of problems.

Taking over a project

Before anyone takes over your project, make sure you hold the repository, hosting, domain, App Store and Google Play, and payment accounts in your own name. The article on code ownership when outsourcing lists what to hold before and after.

Always included

  • You own the code from day one, in your own repository.
  • Release notes in plain language after every release.
  • You work directly with Adil; trusted specialists join when a project needs them.

Frequently asked questions

Can you work on code someone else wrote?

Yes: taking over a project that's stuck is one of the ways to work together. On the call, Adil looks at your product and code and proposes how to work on it.

Which technologies do you work with?

Laravel, React, Next.js, NestJS, Expo and React Native, Odoo and WordPress.

Is a one-off fix possible, without a monthly plan?

Yes. One-off bug fixes and audits are a way to work together on their own; ongoing work is only if you want it. You get a clear estimate after the call.

What if it's urgent?

Say so in the form. The call is the fastest way to agree what to look at first.

Want this kind of work on your product?

Tell Adil what you’re building. You get a reply within 1 business day with times for a 15-minute video call.

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