For non-technical founders who shipped with AI and now have bugs, regressions, or a Swift codebase the agent can no longer fix.
Every prompt seems to fix one thing and break another. The app looks close, but you cannot tell what is safe to change, what is duplicated, or why the same bugs keep coming back.
New features ship with old flows quietly broken. The agent does not notice.
The same model, helper, or state shows up two or three times in different shapes.
You stop knowing which file is the real one. Every change feels risky.
Use the same GitHub flow you already use with coding agents: create an issue, assign @iOSDev-pro, and keep everything async. Behind the handle, senior human iOS engineers inspect the codebase, find the real failure point, and make the smallest stabilizing changes needed to move forward.
Take over an AI-built iOS app stuck in a regression spiral.
Code Rescue work is handled by a senior iOS developer with at least 8 years of professional software engineering experience and deep native iOS experience.
Include the GitHub repository link for the repo that will invite @iOSDev-pro. Example: https://github.com/acme-inc/ios-app.
After invoice payment, invite @iOSDev-pro as a collaborator to the GitHub repository listed in your subscription request. We use the GitHub repository link you provide to match your payment with the GitHub collaboration invitation. We only accept repository invitations that match an active paid subscription and the GitHub repository provided in the subscription request.
Create issues in your repository, assign them to @iOSDev-pro, and put everything useful in the issue. The workflow feels like assigning an AI coding agent, but the work is handled by senior human iOS engineers.
We work inside the assigned GitHub issue and the surrounding code needed to understand it. The goal is to make the smallest senior-level intervention that moves the app forward without turning the engagement into open-ended product, design, or agency work.
Code Rescue is sold in weekly capacity because that is the smallest practical unit for entering a new repo, understanding the issue, making useful changes, and leaving enough room for questions, clarifications, and follow-up fixes. Anything smaller is usually too shallow for the kind of native iOS rescue work this service is built for.
Part-time is the lighter option; Standard and Priority reserve more room for deeper or more urgent rescue work.
A lighter weekly allocation for one focused issue, broken flow, recurring regression loop, or smaller issue cluster.
The default choice for most stuck AI-built apps: enough reserved capacity to diagnose, stabilize, clean up blockers, and handle follow-up clarifications.
Release pressure, urgent TestFlight blockers, or multiple issue clusters that need the largest weekly capacity allocation.
Choose a plan and email support@iosdev.pro with the selected plan name and a link to the GitHub repository that needs Code Rescue. After invoice payment, invite @iOSDev-pro to that repository and assign @iOSDev-pro to at least one GitHub issue. New subscriptions are subject to onboarding review after those setup steps are complete; if we cannot take on the work, we fully refund the prepaid current term. By purchasing, you agree to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
Yes. This is for apps built mostly with AI agents, especially when the same bugs keep returning and the agent can no longer make reliable progress.
Not by default. The goal is to find the smallest practical fix that stabilizes the app and gets development moving again.
Choose a plan and email support@iosdev.pro with the selected plan name and a link to the GitHub repository that needs work. After invoice payment, invite @iOSDev-pro as a collaborator to that same repository, create one or more issues describing what is broken, and assign the relevant issue or issues to @iOSDev-pro. Add anything useful to the issue: reproduction steps, screenshots, logs, AI notes, links to Loom or similar recordings, or what you expected to happen.
Yes. Source code, product details, business information, credentials, and unreleased app material are treated as confidential under our terms.
No. We intentionally work async only. Write the context in the GitHub issue, dictate it with speech-to-text, or attach a Loom, Tella, Screen Studio, QuickTime, or similar recording link. We review the material and continue through GitHub.
Your subscription stays active until the end of the paid term. After that, we stop work, remove @iOSDev-pro from repository access, and remove active working copies and project materials from our side where reasonably practical. To restart later, submit a new subscription request and invite @iOSDev-pro again.
Some issues need more than one paid term to resolve. If that happens, we keep communicating in the GitHub issue with findings, diagnosis notes, planned work direction, and practical estimates. Estimates are not guarantees. You can keep the subscription active, upgrade to a higher tier for the next term, or cancel before the next renewal whenever you are satisfied with the progress made.
Plan upgrades normally start from the next subscription term so capacity stays simple to plan. If you need more capacity during the current term, email support@iosdev.pro. Exceptions are reviewed case by case and are not automatic, guaranteed, or always available.
If payment is complete but @iOSDev-pro has not been invited to the repository listed in the subscription request and assigned to at least one GitHub issue within 48 hours after purchase, we may cancel the subscription and fully refund the prepaid current term. We are not required to request missing setup steps, seek repository access, or ask for issue assignment before canceling. You can purchase again later when the repository and issue are ready.
Yes. The onboarding review starts after all three setup steps are complete: payment is complete, @iOSDev-pro has been invited to the target repository, and @iOSDev-pro has been assigned to at least one issue in that repository. From the latest of those three events, we review capacity and issue fit. If we cannot take on the work, we usually notify within a few hours during US business hours Mon–Fri and always within 48 hours, then cancel the subscription and fully refund the prepaid current term. This review happens before substantive work starts.
No. Some AI-built codebases need a larger rebuild. The promise is senior diagnosis, scoped rescue work, and a clear explanation of what is realistically fixable.