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Harmix’s memory layer for AI agents. We fixed key parts of the product, moved it onto new infrastructure, and supported its SOC 2 and GDPR work.
01 / FIX WHAT EXISTS
Start with a paid technical diagnosis. You get a clear picture of what’s wrong and a fixed-scope repair sprint to put it right—no open-ended retainer, no automatic rewrite.
START HERETechnical diagnosis€400–€900
Book a diagnosisSOUNDS FAMILIAR?
For companies with a live application that’s buggy, slow, unreliable, or expensive to keep running.
HOW IT WORKS
A rewrite is a decision to justify, not the default. AI-generated and hand-built products get the same evidence-led diagnosis.
€400–€900Fixed fee, agreed upfront
We review the code, infrastructure, and the symptoms your users see, then rank what to fix by risk and business impact.
€2,000–€6,000Fixed price, agreed after diagnosis
We fix the agreed issues in a clearly scoped sprint, with tests that prove each fix and a safe release.
Monthly, agreed in writing
Keep dependencies current, watch for failures, and work through the backlog at a pace that suits you.
Prices are indicative. Every step is fixed in a written proposal before work begins. How pricing works
RELATED WORK
Harmix’s memory layer for AI agents. We fixed key parts of the product, moved it onto new infrastructure, and supported its SOC 2 and GDPR work.
FAIR QUESTIONS
Because a quote for fixing code nobody has looked at is a guess. The diagnosis gives you a ranked list of problems and a fixed-price repair plan. The findings are yours to keep, whoever does the repair work.
Not necessarily. Targeted repairs are often the sensible starting point. We recommend a rewrite only when the evidence and trade-offs justify it, and agree that decision with you.
Yes. We assess what works, what is risky, and what needs attention. How the code was created matters less than whether it is secure, maintainable, and useful.
THE NEXT THING STARTS HERE
Either way, let’s talk. A short description is all it takes to find the next step.