Rescue diagnostic
We inspect the repo, database, integrations and current problems. You get:
- What is broken
- What is risky
- What is fine
- What to keep
- What needs to change
- A recommended rescue plan
- Estimated scope and price
A network of women who build
AI Tech Girlfriends is a network of women who use AI to ship serious technical work fast, with standards.
Describe the outcome. We assemble the right builders around it.
Get routed to paid work with people you would want on your team.
What it is
Women who already ship excellent AI-enabled technical work. This is not a beginner club, and it is not pay-to-play networking.
Each project gets a small team assembled from the skills the work needs: product, automation, development, AI architecture.
Bids, team formation, project management, deposits, payment splits, status and retainers all run in one place, so delivering as a team is easy.
For clients
One brief in. One team out.
Vibe code rescue
Your AI built 85% of the app. We handle the weird 15%.
You had an idea. Lovable, Replit, Bolt, Cursor or Claude helped you turn it into something real. Honestly? That part is incredible.
Now login is misbehaving, Stripe is being weird, Supabase has become sentient, deploying fixes one thing and breaks three others, or every fix creates a brand-new problem.
That is where our teams come in. We inspect what you already built, work out what is worth keeping, repair the parts that need an actual engineer, and get you to a stable product. No lecture about why you should not have vibe coded it. No vibe-code bros.
You built more than you think. We will help you get it across the finish line.
What we rescue
Common problems
How it works
We inspect the repo, database, integrations and current problems. You get:
A small team fixes the agreed issues, tests the workflows that matter and gets the product stable.
When real users are coming, we tighten security, architecture, deployment, monitoring and documentation.
Only when it is needed.
We audit before we recommend anything. A rewrite is an outcome of diagnosis, never the default.
Scope
Defined bugs or integrations.
Multiple connected issues, or production stabilization.
Architecture, security, database and deployment work.
Every diagnostic ends with a scope and a price.
Show us what broke
For builders
AI Tech Girlfriends only earns when you do.
How projects work
A strong paid project is found through one shared collection layer.
It is scored on budget, fit, urgency and close probability. Weak ones are dropped. Strong ones reach the right members.
Members claim the work and a team forms around the skill mix it needs.
The team submits one proposal with scope, price and timeline.
The client pays a deposit and work begins.
The team ships, with status visible to everyone involved.
Payment is split automatically. No chasing, no spreadsheets.
Member profiles
Illustrative profiles, not real members.
Chapters
Local and specialty groups form once teams are shipping together. Lunches, collaborators and friendships follow the work. Community is the result here, not the product.
Questions
AI Tech Girlfriends is a network of women who use AI to ship serious technical work fast, with standards. Clients hire a small matched team for a project. Builders join the network to get routed to paid work.
Yes. There are no dues. AI Tech Girlfriends earns a percentage of paid work transacted through the network, so it only earns when members do.
You describe the outcome you want. We assemble a small team with the skills the work needs, and you get one clear point of delivery. Bids, deposits, payment splits and status all run in one shared system.
Vibe Code Rescue is a service delivered by AI Tech Girlfriends teams for apps built with AI coding tools such as Lovable, Replit, Bolt, Cursor, Claude and v0. We inspect what you built, work out what is worth keeping, fix what is broken, and get the product stable.
Common problems include broken authentication, Supabase and database issues, RLS and permissions, Stripe payments and webhooks, API integrations, deployment failures, environment variables, GitHub sync, performance, mobile bugs, security review and messy architecture. We also help you decide whether to rescue, refactor or rebuild.
Not by default. We always audit before recommending anything. A rewrite is an outcome of diagnosis, never the starting point.
No. The stages are a rescue diagnostic, a rescue sprint and production hardening. Most projects need one or two. The diagnostic tells you which.
It depends on what is actually wrong. Work is sized as a small rescue for defined bugs or integrations, a rescue sprint for multiple connected issues or production stabilization, or a production rescue for architecture, security, database and deployment work. Every diagnostic ends with a scope and a price.
No. Member profiles are structured so search engines and AI assistants can read them, and we measure how a profile shows up and help improve it. We cannot promise rankings or recommendations.
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