Code review
We read the generated code and tell you plainly what is solid, what is risky and what needs rebuilding.
AI-Built Apps
You built a working app with an AI tool. RafayLabs takes it from there: fixing what breaks, moving it to proper hosting, and getting it into the App Store and Google Play.
AI tools get a product to a demo quickly. These are the gaps we close between a demo and something people can rely on.
We read the generated code and tell you plainly what is solid, what is risky and what needs rebuilding.
The parts the AI tool could not finish, or keeps breaking each time you ask it for a change.
Sign-in, permissions and database rules checked, and API keys moved out of the code that ships to users.
Your own hosting, domain, environment settings and backups, so the product no longer depends on a preview link.
Most AI builders produce a web app. We either package it for the stores or rebuild the screens in React Native, and handle the submission.
Stripe, in-app subscriptions through RevenueCat, or M-Pesa, connected and tested.
Share the repository or the project link, and tell us what is not working.
A written list of what to keep, what to fix and what to rebuild, with a quote.
The fixes first, then deployment to your own hosting and accounts.
Store submission where it is needed, then ongoing maintenance if you want it.
This is a new service, so there are no client projects of this kind to show yet. These are apps the founder built and released by hand, which is the experience it draws on.


Beauty and wellness marketplace, Kenya
Built as a Software Engineer at Mercury Sols
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Usually yes, but the route depends on the project. A web app can sometimes be packaged for the stores. If it needs native features or a smoother feel, the screens are rebuilt in React Native on top of your existing backend. We tell you which route fits after reading the code.
Rarely. The usual outcome is to keep what works, fix what is fragile, and rebuild only the parts that would hold the product back.
Common causes are missing environment settings, a database that exists only inside the builder, and API keys that were never set for production. These are quick to find once we can see the project.
It depends on the tool. Once the code is in your own repository you can keep editing it with an AI coding assistant, and we can review those changes before they go live.
It depends on what the review finds. You get a written quote after the review, before any work starts.
Yes: bug fixes, updates for new iOS and Android versions, and new features after launch.
Book a 15-minute call, or send the project link with a note on what is not working.