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It was sized for one user, or one team. Usage grows past that and it slows down, or it breaks.
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You built it with an AI coding tool or a low-code platform. We take it from there: harden the security, fix the data flow, put real access controls in place, and hand it back documented. Most of what you built stays.
Start a conversationAn app built fast on an AI coding tool or a low-code platform starts carrying more weight than it was built for. It proved the idea. It was never built to run the business.
It was sized for one user, or one team. Usage grows past that and it slows down, or it breaks.
Authentication, data protection, and infrastructure hardening are not things low-code tools and AI coding assistants handle. They were skipped, not overlooked.
There is no access control worth the name, and no audit trail. If someone asks who can see or change what, there is no answer.
One team handles it start to finish, from the first review to the handoff. We rewrite only the parts that can’t be made safe any other way.
We harden authentication and lock down data in transit and at rest. Those are the two things a fast build skips first.
We map how data actually moves, then rebuild whatever won’t hold up once traffic picks up.
Role-based access control. Every permission is deliberate, and every action leaves a trail.
Locking an app down tends to make it worse to use. We rebuild the workflows that security breaks.
We document what we built. If the person who built the original app is gone next month, the next person can still run it.
RepoAudit reviews the app’s code as it changes, including whatever your AI tools write next. If your org is also managing how employees use AI tools more broadly, PromptVault is a separate G360 offering for that: a governance layer for what reaches an LLM in the first place.
Three phases. Each one leaves you with something you keep.
We review the app, its architecture, and its data handling as they actually run today. That becomes a roadmap, worst problems first.
We work the roadmap in order: security, data flow, access, usability.
You get an application with real documentation behind it, one your team can run and extend without calling us.
G360 is a certified Microsoft CSP with deep experience in enterprise security, licensing and infrastructure. We bring that same discipline to the applications you’ve already built.
Blueprints for Entra ID authentication and role-based access, Defender and Azure hardening.
Proven back-end, database, and hosting designs, adapted to your app instead of drawn up from scratch.
Scores the app on security, data, access, and maintainability before any fixes begin.
“What impressed us the most was their attention to detail and commitment to quality.”
It’s the work of taking an app that already works, usually one built fast with AI coding tools or a low-code platform, and getting it ready to carry serious weight: proper security, reliable data flow, real access control, and documentation that outlives the person who built it.
It’s for anyone running an app that has outgrown how it was built. That might be a business owner whose tool now carries real weight, a technology leader who inherited an app built outside IT, or a team with a working MVP that isn’t ready for production yet.
No. We keep what’s built, fix the highest-risk issues first, and upgrade the rest step by step. A rewrite only comes up when a piece genuinely can’t be made safe any other way.
Yes. Apps built with AI coding tools and low-code platforms are exactly what this program is for. The first review shows what those tools skipped, and we fix it in order of risk.
Yes. If you built the interface with a website builder, UI tool, or AI design tool, we design and build the back end, database, and infrastructure it needs to run.
Yes. An assessment can stand on its own. The findings and the roadmap are yours either way.
Start with a look at what you’ve built. You’ll walk away knowing where the risk actually is and what to fix first.