Is your Lovable project (or Bolt/v0/replit) stuck? The Scroll Agency gets it back on track.
Recognize yourself these symptoms?
Functional amnesia
A constraint validated yesterday “disappears” after a modification.
“You're right!” syndrome
He agrees... then repeats the same mistake.
Delivery hallucination
“It's deployed!” but in production, it's not the right version.
Chronic regression
Each improvement damages another part of the app
Credit fatigue
You no longer dare to try a fix again (unpredictable cost)
Maintenance paralysis
Nobody dares touch the project anymore.
Our diagnosis: we treat the cause, not the symptom
The scroll prescription
You tell us about the project, we identify the priority symptoms.
We go into the code, we isolate the root cause, we evaluate the options.
Targeted unblocking OR clean reconstruction (depending on the diagnosis).
Documentation, maintenance and anti-relapse protocol.

Choose your treatment
Healed patients
Our pharmacy
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Of questions?
FAQ
A Lovable project rebuild becomes the best option when corrections to the existing one cost more (in time, bugs and risks) than a clean reconstruction. This is often the case if:
- each modification causes regressions (one bug fixed = another bug created)
- the architecture has become fragile or incoherent (difficult to maintain)
- Supabase/OAuth auth and permissions (RLS, roles) are “tangled” to the point of blocking the product
- the deployment/publish is not reproducible (it works “by chance”, preview 497 prod, 404, build unstable)
- you don't dare touch the code anymore, and iteration becomes unpredictable
Scroll helps you by diagnosing your project.
Yes, in the majority of cases. When resuming a Lovable project, we try to keep:
- your screens/pages (or a light touch up),
- your paths (signup, onboarding, payment...),
- your business rules and content.
Then, we consolidate what “holds” the product: auth, database, deployment, architecture. Objective: maintain the value already created, and make the app maintainable.
- The most common blocks on Lovable (and similar tools) are:
- Publish/deployment Lovable unstable: build that breaks, preview = production, publication that does not reflect the right version.
- Error 404 after publication: routes not taken into account, hosting/domain configuration, incomplete build.
- Auth Supabase/OAuth: login that loops, sessions that skip, inconsistent redirections, difficult permissions (RLS).
- Database/schema: inconsistent data, complicated migrations, stalled evolution.
- Regressions: a correction leads to a new bug elsewhere (unpredictable iteration).



