HyperCode — Vibe Code Rescue
Your AI wrote 80% of your app. We ship the other 20%.
What it does
HyperCode helps vibe coders ship. Expert help for AI-generated codebases: deployment, DevOps, OAuth, in-app purchases, push notifications for iOS and Android.
You vibe-coded a working prototype . Then it hit real users, real payments, real app stores — and stopped. HyperCode is a senior engineering team that takes AI-generated codebases from “runs on my machine” to production: deployed, secured, monitored, and live in both app stores. AI coding tools are extraordinary at the first 80%. The last 20% is not more code — it’s judgement: certificates, entitlements, token rotation, race conditions, store review, rollback plans. That part is earned, not generated. From a laptop-only build to a repeatable, boring release you can run on a Friday. Pipelines, containers and monitoring so the product survives real traffic. Real auth — the part AI reliably…from hypercode.tech
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