Built it with AI and got stuck? We finish it.
Engineers review your code, then quote a fixed price to make it production-ready. You keep the code.
Every project gets a fixed price in writing after a free 30-minute call.
Code review: quick add · about a week · with a written report
- Free 30-minute call first
- Fixed price per module, never per hour
- 50% deposit, rest per milestone
- You keep the code
Where it's stuck
It half works. Real users are where it breaks.
Apps started in tools like Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit or Cursor get a long way fast, then stall on the parts a demo never tests. These are the ones we are asked to finish, each with the catalogue modules that finish it.
It can't take payments
Checkout is half wired, stuck in test mode, or takes the money without a receipt, a refund or a record of who paid.
- Online payments
- Recurring payments and subscriptions
Sign-in and security aren't ready for real users
Sign-in works in the demo, but there is no password reset, no roles, and no certainty about who can read whose data.
- Sign-in with email and password, with reset
- Sign-in with staff roles and an audit log
The database grew one prompt at a time
Tables nobody designed, duplicated fields, and data you cannot import, export or trust.
- Moving your data in from an existing system
- Import and export in bulk, with validation
It won't deploy, or only runs inside the tool
It works in the preview and nowhere else — no domain, no hosting you control, no backups.
- Go-live
It is slow, or breaks when real people use it
Fine with one tester, not with real traffic: slow pages, errors under load, jobs that never finish.
The review looks at where and why. Any fix is quoted at a fixed price before work starts.
It needs to be in the app stores
A web app that has to become an Android and iOS app, submitted and approved.
- Mobile edition of an existing web workflow
Store setup and submission for both stores is a quick add of its own.
Built into code you already have, a module is quoted after a code review: the review says what it will cost before you decide.
How it works
Review, a fixed quote, then the build.
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Describe it, then we review the code
Tell us what the app should do and where it is stuck — our assistant writes it down as a requirements document for free, or talk it through with the team on a call. The code review is a quick add: engineers read the code you have and write a report on it.
- 02
A fixed quote, with milestone dates
The review says what each module will cost before you decide. Every module gets a scope, acceptance criteria and a fixed price, grouped into milestones with a date for each, counted on the published working calendar.
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We finish it, milestone by milestone
A 50% deposit when you accept, then the balance split across milestones, each invoiced when you approve it. Code and accounts are in your name, and transfer to you module by module as each milestone is paid.
Defects fixed free for 30 days: Acceptance criteria are written per module. A defect is a gap against them and is fixed free for 30 days after final delivery; anything else is a change order you accept in writing. How a project runs, step by step
How it's priced
A review first, then a fixed price per module.
Every project gets a fixed price in writing after a free 30-minute call. Nothing is committed until you accept it.
Code review of an existing product, with a written report
We read the code you have and write down what it would take to finish it. The review itself is a quick add.
A fixed price for each module that finishes it
- Quick add · about a week
- Feature · one to two weeks
- Workflow · two to four weeks
- System · one to two months
Grouped into milestones with a date for each. After launch, an optional monthly Care plan keeps it running — updates, backups, monitoring and small fixes.
Outside India? You are quoted in your own currency.
Third-party fees (payment gateway, hosting, app stores) are paid to those providers, from accounts in your name.
Who you work with
Real people, a real business.
Amogha M Devanaganvi
Founder & CEO, KriyaXlabs
An iOS engineer (Xcode, UIKit, SwiftUI) with cybersecurity certifications, including CEH and Security+, and a B.E. in Computer Science from Karavali Institute of Technology.
LinkedIn profile of Amogha M Devanaganvi (opens in a new tab) ↗
People build it, not an AI
Our engineers design, write, test and deploy every module, and you talk to them directly on your project page. The AI assistant only helps you write your requirements down — skip it and talk to us if you prefer.
Talk to the team before you pay
Book a free 30-minute video call from your first screen, while you are still describing the project — 10:00–19:00 IST on our working days. The price is explained on the call and sent in writing; nothing is committed until you accept it.
A registered business, on paper
KriyaXlabs, a sole proprietorship of Amogha Mahantesh Devanaganvi. GSTIN 29FWDPD0480F1ZP. Every payment gets a GST tax invoice, and the code and IP transfer to you on final payment.
Where we are
4-1-143/1A(13), Vertex Workspace, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Ballal Bagh Circle, Mangaluru, Dakshina Kannada. India Standard Time, on a published working calendar.
Contact details and grievance officer · Our working calendar · support@kriyaxlabs.com
Questions about finishing an AI-built app.5 answers, each complete on its own.
Still stuck? Write to support@kriyaxlabs.com and a person answers.
It depends on what your app needs. After a free 30-minute call you get a written plan with a fixed price for the agreed scope, starting with a code review that comes with a written report. Anything built into your existing code is then quoted per module at a fixed price before you decide, and nothing is committed until you accept it.
Stacks we build in: Next.js and React on the web; Flutter or React Native for mobile; Python or Node services; Postgres or MongoDB; deployed to your Vercel, Google Cloud, AWS or Azure account. If your existing product is in something else, the review says whether we can work in it.
You do, module by module, on final payment for that module. It is released to hosting and store accounts in your own name, with the source and documentation, and carries no dependency on SketchXFlow to keep running.
Acceptance criteria are written per module. A defect is a gap against them and is fixed free for 30 days after final delivery; anything else is a change order you accept in writing.
You can cancel at any time, in writing. You pay for completed and committed work — the modules you have approved, plus work in progress in the current milestone and anything we cannot reassign at short notice — and the rest of what you have paid is refunded, with the calculation shown. Everything completed and paid for is handed over. There is no notice period on a per-module project; that applies only to monthly plans.
Tell us where your app is stuck.
Describing it is free, and nothing is committed until you accept a proposal. You will see every module and its price, and every milestone and its date, first.
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