Finish, deploy, and validate your app with a clear release plan

Tg Apps helps founders and startups take unfinished apps, rough prototypes, outdated builds, or stalled codebases and turn them into usable products with a clear release path, so real users can validate the idea when that is part of the plan.

Audit the current app, codebase, stores, backend, and deployment path.
Fix, rebuild, or complete the flows needed for a usable launch.
Publish according to the agreed plan, validate with users when applicable, and keep improving through agreed iterations.

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When founders call us

The app idea exists, but the product is stuck in a prototype, old build, or unfinished codebase.
A freelancer, agency, or internal attempt left useful work behind, but there is no clear path to launch.
The priority is not a vague plan. The priority is executing the agreed release path, measuring response when applicable, and iterating with discipline.

What we can take over

Mobile apps, web apps, landing pages, admin dashboards, backend APIs, databases, auth, payments, and integrations.
Play Store, App Store, web hosting, domains, analytics, crash reporting, release checklists, and production monitoring.
Bug fixes, UI cleanup, onboarding flows, recurring billing flows, notifications, deployment pipelines, and handoff documentation.

Best fit

Individual founders and solo entrepreneurs with an app idea that needs to become real online.
Startups with unfinished apps, outdated apps, rough prototypes, or codebases that need launch discipline.
Teams that want to validate demand with clear weekly execution and production discipline.

App Rescue First Milestone

For stalled apps, the first milestone can be a contracted rescue milestone after agreement and NDA.

Review the current project state only after contract, NDA, and access rules are in place.
Deliver one clear first improvement such as fixing a critical issue, preparing a release path, stabilizing a flow, or documenting next technical steps.
If the agreed rescue milestone is not delivered, that step is not invoiced.

Clear release path, not endless planning

The first goal is to define and execute the release path the client actually needs. After that, improvements can be guided by real users, real operators, and real constraints.

Identify what must work for the first public or private launch.
Cut nonessential scope that blocks release without improving validation.
Prepare the release path, analytics, feedback loop, and support process from the start.

Rescue what is useful, rebuild what is blocking

Not every unfinished app needs to be thrown away. The practical path is to inspect the current state and decide what should be kept, repaired, replaced, or simplified.

Review repository quality, app store status, backend dependencies, credentials, and deployment blockers.
Stabilize the app enough for launch instead of rewriting everything by default.
Document the stack, credentials, release steps, and next iteration plan so the product can keep evolving.

Common blockers we look for

A stalled app usually fails because several small technical and operational issues stack together. The first audit separates launch blockers from later improvements.

Broken local builds, outdated dependencies, expired certificates, missing environment variables, or unclear setup instructions.
Unstable login, payment, notification, file upload, analytics, or backend API flows that block a usable demo.
Missing App Store and Play Store assets, privacy policy links, account deletion links, screenshots, release notes, or store access.

When rescue is better than rebuild

A rescue is usually the right path when the product direction is still valid and the main problem is execution, release discipline, or missing integration work.

Keep the existing codebase when core flows can be stabilized faster than rebuilding them.
Rebuild specific modules when the current implementation blocks release, security, maintainability, or user validation.
Recommend a full rebuild only when the current foundation cannot support the agreed product direction safely.

What we need from the client

App rescue moves faster when access, ownership, and decision rules are clear before the first technical milestone starts.

Repository access, app store accounts, backend credentials, environment files, domain and hosting access when required by the scope.
A clear product owner who can decide what must ship now, what can wait, and what should be removed from the first release.
Acceptance criteria for the rescue milestone, including what counts as a working build, demo, store submission, or production deployment.

Frequently asked questions

Can you work with an existing codebase?

Yes. App rescue starts by reviewing the current codebase, build process, dependencies, backend, store status, and release blockers after contract, NDA, and access rules are in place.

What if the app has no documentation?

That is common in rescue work. We document setup steps, credentials, build commands, environment requirements, release steps, and the next technical decisions as part of the handoff.

Can you fix Flutter, React Native, native Android, or native iOS apps?

We can evaluate Flutter, React Native, Android, iOS, web, and backend codebases. The right plan depends on the current state, required integrations, store requirements, and the first milestone.

Can you publish an app another developer started?

Yes, when the client owns the account, code, and required assets. We can help prepare the build, store checklist, privacy links, release notes, screenshots, and submission path.

How long does app rescue take?

The first useful milestone is usually scoped separately. Some apps need a build fix or release checklist first, while others need backend repair, dependency updates, or flow stabilization before launch.

Monthly software plans

Starter USD 1,500/mo, Growth USD 2,000/mo, Dedicated USD 3,500+/mo

Choose the plan by operating rhythm, not by a different service list. Starter is biweekly, Growth is the main weekly plan, and Dedicated adds higher availability, closer coordination, participation in your daily meetings when requested, and urgent priorities at any time within the agreement.

Starter: scheduled deliveries and deploys, plus a biweekly planning meeting.
Growth: smart allocation across mobile, web, backend, CRM, and integrations, with one weekly planning/demo meeting to review progress and set priorities.
Dedicated: starts at USD 3,500+/mo for the same delivery capabilities with higher availability, participation in your daily meetings when requested, and urgent priority handling at any time within the agreement.

Clear first milestone, month-to-month continuation, and a fixed plan rate while the engagement remains active.

A real launch is useful when validation is the objective

When validation is the objective, the app does not need every future feature before release. It needs the agreed usable core, clean deployment, analytics, feedback, and a team that can keep improving it after the first release.