Code written by Cursor, Copilot, Claude or ChatGPT often runs but hides missing validation, exposed secrets, duplicated logic and edge cases nobody tested. Our engineers review your AI-written code for security, bugs and fragile logic, rank every risk by severity and tell you exactly what to fix before launch.
Is this your problem?
Your app was built with Cursor, Copilot, Claude, ChatGPT, Lovable or Bolt, and nobody has read the code line by line.
You are about to launch, raise or onboard real users, and you are not sure the code is secure.
It works in the demo, but you do not know whether it will hold up under real traffic and real data.
You need an honest second opinion before you invest more time building on top of it.
Why this happens
AI coding tools optimise for code that runs, not code that is safe or maintainable. The same gaps show up again and again: input validation and edge cases are skipped, API keys and secrets end up hard-coded or committed, logic is duplicated across files, error handling is thin, and database queries are written in ways that break at scale. None of this is visible in a demo — it shows up in production.
What we do
Read the codebase with the context of what your app is supposed to do.
Review security — authentication, authorisation, secrets, input validation, injection risks and exposed endpoints.
Review logic and structure — fragile flows, duplicated code, missing error handling and scaling risks.
Rank every finding by severity so you know what must be fixed before launch and what can wait.
Recommend the fix for each issue, with file and line references.
What you get
Review report written for both founders and developers
Risk-ranked issue list — critical, high, medium and low
Fix recommendations with file and line references
A short walkthrough call to answer your questions
What we need from you
Read access to your repository (GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket)
A short overview of what the app does and who uses it
Common cases we handle
Vibe-coded MVPs built in Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0 or Base44
Cursor or Copilot-assisted codebases before a production launch
AI-generated backends handling payments, auth or personal data
Pre-investment or pre-acquisition code health checks
Pricing and turnaround
Starting price | From $49 |
Delivery | Typically 24h |
Priority delivery | 12h for +50% |
Includes | Scope check, the work, deliverables and handover notes |
Every task gets a fixed price, confirmed after the free scope check. Your code and data are used only for this task, and we sign an NDA on request.
How it works
Submit your task. Tell us what you need and share the files or access listed above.
Free 30-minute scope check. An engineer confirms the scope and gives you a fixed price before any work starts.
We do the work. Your task is handled by Codersarts' own engineering team — not a freelancer marketplace.
Delivery and handover. You get the deliverables, a walkthrough of what changed, and time to ask questions.
Related tasks
Fix API, CORS & Auth Errors — if the review surfaces broken API calls or auth errors.
Integrate OpenAI or Claude API — to rebuild an AI feature properly.
Connect Third-Party API or Webhook — to finish a half-done integration safely.
Need more than a single task?
If your AI-built app is already broken or failing in production, go to our AI App Rescue service. For a full architecture, security and performance audit across your product, see Codersarts Audit Solutions.
FAQ
How much does an AI-generated code review cost?
From $49 for a Standard Task. The fixed price is confirmed after a free 30-minute scope check, based on the size of the codebase.
How fast will I get the review?
Typically within 24 hours. Priority 12-hour delivery is available for +50%.
Which AI coding tools do you review?
Code from any tool — Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Claude, ChatGPT, Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0, Base44 and others. We review the code itself, not the tool.
Will you fix the issues you find?
The review includes fix recommendations. If you want us to implement the fixes, we quote that as a follow-up task.
Is my code confidential?
Yes. Access is used only for this task, and we sign an NDA on request.
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