Built it with AI. Now it needs to work properly.
Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0 — they are genuinely good at getting something on screen fast. What they are not good at is everything after: getting it indexed, surviving real traffic, being something you can hand to a developer in two years.
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[ Symptoms ]
You'll recognise at least one.
- Pages render fine in a browser but arrive at Google empty
- Blogs and listings never make it into the index
- Search Console reports pages as discovered but not indexed
- Nobody can extend the build — the structure went sideways around prompt forty
- A feature you've tried to add three times and abandoned
If two or more of those are true, the problem is almost always rendering rather than content. No amount of writing will fix a page Google never receives.
[ Scope ]
What that involves
- Prerendering or SSR so every page arrives as HTML
- Search Console: sitemaps, indexation, crawl blockers
- Structured data, metadata and canonical handling
- Restructuring the codebase so it can be worked on
- A CMS your team can actually use
- Performance and Core Web Vitals
- Security review — auth, row-level security, exposed keys
- The features you couldn't get working
[ Afterwards ]
The build is how we meet.
Most Rescue clients move onto Grow afterwards, because the reason the site drifted the first time was that nobody was watching it.
See how Grow works