Votre projet Lovable (ou Bolt/v0/Replit) est bloqué ? L'Agence Scroll le remet sur les rails.
Reconnaissez-vous ces symptômes ?
Amnésie fonctionnelle
une contrainte validée hier "disparaît" après une modif.
Syndrome du "Vous avez raison !"
il acquiesce… puis répète la même erreur.
Hallucination de livraison
"C'est déployé !" mais en prod, ce n'est pas la bonne version.
Régression chronique
chaque amélioration en abîme une autre.
Fatigue de crédits
vous n'osez plus retenter un fix (coût imprévisible).
Paralysie de maintenance
plus personne n'ose toucher au projet.
Notre diagnostic : on traite la cause, pas le symptôme
L'ordonnance scroll
Vous nous racontez le projet, on identifie les symptômes prioritaires.
On rentre dans le code, on isole la cause racine, on évalue les options.
Déblocage ciblé OU reconstruction propre (selon le diagnostic).
Documentation, Maintenance et protocole anti-rechute.

Choissisez votre traitement
Chirurgie reconstructive
Patients guéris
Notre pharmacie
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Des 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).





