The AI keeps saying it fixed it, and it did not. How to break the loop.
When an AI assistant confidently repeats the same wrong fix, the problem is the information it has, not the model. Five ways to break out.
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The problems that stop people finishing.
Written for people who are building without a coding background. No jargon, and nothing that assumes you already know what a terminal is.
Why Google cannot find your AI-built app
Apps built by describing them to an AI are often invisible to search engines. Six checks you can run yourself, and what each one means.
Is your AI-built app safe to launch? A checklist for non-developers.
You cannot read the code, but you can still check the things that matter most. Seven checks before you let real people use your app.
What does it actually cost to run an app you built with AI?
Most small apps run for nearly nothing. The surprise bills come from four specific places. What to expect, and how to make sure you never get one.
Your AI-built app shows a white screen. Here is what actually happened.
A blank white page usually means one specific thing, and it is fixable in minutes once you know where to look. No coding experience needed.
It works on your computer but nowhere else. Here is why.
Going from an app that runs locally to one other people can open is a real step, not a button. What actually has to happen, in plain English.
Rather just have someone look at it?
The first session is free — up to an hour — and you keep whatever we build either way.