A usable handover
Document the repository, accounts, environments and release steps.
Maintaining an AI-built app
Launching is the start of ownership. Someone still needs to investigate failures, update dependencies and check that a new feature has not broken an old one. Forward Growth can review the build and agree a maintenance or improvement scope.
For founders who need the next change to be manageable.
Discuss ongoing support ↗Work directly with Paul · Scope agreed before implementation
Document the repository, accounts, environments and release steps.
Reproduce the issue, change the relevant code and check the result.
Review the effect on existing data, integrations and key user flows.
Agree availability, response expectations and what counts as new work.
| Responsibility | AI builder alone | Forward Growth engagement |
|---|---|---|
| Issue diagnosis | You investigate with tools or prompts | An engineer investigates the reported behavior |
| Updates | You plan and verify changes | Updates within the agreed support scope |
| Regression checks | You choose what to recheck | Agreed key flows checked after changes |
| Ownership | You organize source and account access | Handover responsibilities documented |
Delivery
Pricing follows the scope. Existing code, integrations, content and release requirements affect the estimate. You’ll see deliverables, milestones and third-party costs before committing.
After a review establishes access, buildability and the limits of the existing code and services.
Only if explicitly agreed. Availability and response expectations are defined in the support scope.
A documented handover should make that possible. Account access, source availability and third-party licensing also matter.
Your next step
Share what you need, what already exists and your timing. I’ll reply personally within one business day.
paul@forward-growth.com