AI-generated code not working? Post a task and a real developer fixes it.
Affordable — you set the price
Fast — developer has 24 hours to deliver
Introvert-friendly — no calls, no chat, just results
Pay only when you approve the result
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Verified developers. Real humans.
Every developer on the platform is vetted for real-world experience and manually verified before they can accept any task.
Stan Prigodich
iOS & Web Development · 10+ years
10+ years building iOS and web apps at startups and enterprise companies. I want to use that experience to help builders ship real products — when something breaks, I'm here to fix it.
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How it works
Post a task
Describe what's broken, add screenshots, and connect your GitHub repo. Takes 2 minutes — no calls, no meetings.
Set your price
You decide what it's worth. Your card is held — not charged. If no developer picks it up, the hold is released automatically. Zero risk.
A developer handles it
A verified developer picks up your task and automatically receives read-only access to your code — they can see it but can't change anything directly. They have 24 hours to fix the issue and submit a delivery.
Review, approve, done
The developer submits a delivery — screenshots and a description of what was fixed. Not happy? Request a revision. Once you approve, the code changes are delivered as a pull request to your repo and payment goes through.
Simple pricing, no surprises
- Creating an account is completely free
- Tasks start at $49 — no big commitments, affordable for anyone
- A 10% service fee is added at checkout
- You're only charged when you approve the result
FAQ
How much does it cost?
You set the price yourself, starting at $49. A 10% platform fee is added at checkout.
Is my code safe?
The developer only gets read-only access to your repo — they can see the code but can't change it directly. After you approve the delivery, the fix is delivered as a pull request for you to merge.
When am I actually charged?
Your card is charged when a developer accepts your task. The payment is held in escrow and only released to the developer after you approve the fix. If nobody picks it up within 24 hours, the hold expires automatically. Cancel anytime before a developer accepts.
How long does a fix take?
Most fixes are delivered within 24 hours. Developers have a 24-hour deadline once they accept your task.
What if the fix doesn't work?
You review the delivery (screenshots and a description) before approving. If it's not right, you get 1 free revision. Developers have a 24-hour deadline -- if they miss it, the task is reopened for other developers. If no one picks it up, you get a full refund.
How do developers get paid?
Connect your Stripe account, accept a task, fix it, submit delivery. When the builder approves, money goes straight to your Stripe. No invoicing.