Thunkle

Most software now starts inside an AI builder or a no-code platform. That is a good thing: founders reach a working prototype in days instead of months. The problem arrives later, when that prototype picks up real users, real payments and real data, and nobody has checked whether it can safely carry them. Closing that gap is what Thunkle does. We work with founders and small teams who built something on Base44, Lovable, Bubble, Replit or a similar tool and now need it to behave like production software. That usually means one of four things. Security and code audits. We review authentication, access control, tenant isolation, payment flows, file storage and third-party integrations, then hand back a severity-ranked report with file-level evidence. Every finding is marked as something you can fix yourself or something that needs an engineer, so you always know what you are looking at. Platform migrations. Moving an application off a closed platform onto infrastructure you own outright, with your code in your repository and your data in your database. No lock-in, and no paying per seat to access your own product. Feature development. Building what the original tool could not, without rewriting the parts that already work. MVP builds. Starting clean when replacement genuinely costs less than repair, which is sometimes the honest answer. Two commitments shape how we work. Every engagement is scoped in advance with a fixed quote, so there is no hourly meter and no surprise invoice. And you own everything at the end: code, infrastructure, accounts and documentation. Senior engineers only, no juniors learning on your project, and a response within 24 hours. Based in Ontario, Canada, working with clients remotely.