What if I don't understand what Grace proposes?

You decline it, and nothing happens. Nothing merges without your click, and anything already merged can be reverted like any pull request. Declining a fix costs you nothing but the credit you didn't spend.

Is this cheaper than hiring a freelancer?

It's a different shape. There's no minimum engagement and no retainer you have to grow into: the health check is free, plans start low, and work runs on credits with the cost shown before anything starts. For an app that makes a little money and needs occasional care, that usually lands well under a day of freelance work a month.

An engineering team on demand, for the app you built yourself.

You built it yourself, with AI, and it works. You have users and revenue. But you're not an engineer, there's no one to call, and every change feels like a gamble.

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04 · Solo builders & vibecoders

You built it with AI. We make it safe to evolve. You're not alone with your repo anymore.

What you're living with

It works, but you don't dare touch it anymore
You'd have no idea if you'd been hacked
Hiring a dev costs more than the app makes

What Grace changes

Every PR explained in plain language, not jargon
Security holes and exposed keys fixed first
New features shipped without breaking what works
No hiring, no retainer you can't grow into

See, prove, guard, for you.

The method doesn't change from one customer to the next. What it produces does.

01 · See

The method in full, step by step →

What you'll actually use.

Grace does the same five things for everyone. These are the ones that matter most in your situation.

Every change explained in plain language

Zero-config Sentry integration

New features without regressions

Exposed keys and holes closed first

How Grace plugs into GitHub and Sentry →

The memory works for you here.

“You don't have to remember why you did it that way six months ago. On Pro, Grace does, and it explains it back to you in plain language. The free plan remembers your last 30 days.”

Every intervention adds to a record tied to your repo: the decision, the assumption behind it, the risk that was ruled out. It's the part of the work that usually lives in someone's head, and leaves when they do.

What the memory keeps, and where it's going →

What people in your position ask first.

Something else on your mind? Write to us.

Every Grace PR opens with a plain-language summary: what it changes, why, what could break, and what was tested. You read that, not the diff. The diff is there if you or someone you trust wants it.