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Free checklist

You built a tool with AI. Is it ready for the rest of the company?

Maybe it started as a fix for something that bugged you. Now your team uses it every day, other departments want it, and someone has asked the question: can we roll this out properly?

This checklist helps you answer that honestly, without needing to be a developer. It walks through the things AI-built apps most often skip, in plain language, with a copy-paste prompt for each one so the AI tool you built it with can check its own work.

What's inside

  • Who can get in 4 checks
  • Whose data is it 3 checks
  • When things go wrong 3 checks
  • Where it runs and what it costs 2 checks
  • Keeping it alive 3 checks
  • Getting your company on board 3 checks

Prompts that check, not fix

Every prompt asks your AI tool to look and explain, not to change code. Works with Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Cursor, Claude, or whatever you used.

A traffic-light result

Mark each item green, yellow, or red and get an honest read on where you stand. Plenty of tools turn out to be fine.

A summary for your manager

Finish with a short, ready-to-send summary for your manager or IT team, so the conversation starts with facts.

Rather have someone look at it?

The Launch Readiness Review

I go through your app's code and setup myself and give you a plain-language written report: what's solid, what's risky, whether to strengthen it or rebuild it using your app as the blueprint, and a rough cost for each. It's written so you can forward it straight to your manager or IT.

$1,500 CAD, fixed price. If you hire me to do the work afterwards, the full $1,500 comes off the cost.

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