Fix your Cursor app
Cursor is a code editor, so your vibe coded app’s hosting and database are your own setup. An engineer reads that setup and fixes what’s broken at a fixed price, from $99.
Why Cursor apps are different
Where your app runs and where your data lives depend on what was picked along the way. So there’s no single dashboard to check. The first job is finding out what you have.
What Cursor’s docs warn about
Edits save straight away
The agent can change your project’s files without asking, and they’re saved at once. Cursor says to use version control to undo them. Without it, you may have no way back.
The guardrails aren’t a wall
Cursor calls its command controls “best-effort guardrails rather than a hard security boundary.”
Ignored files can still be read
Cursor skips your secret settings file (.env) by default. Terminal commands run outside that rule and may still read it.
Cursor’s Bugbot can review code changes, but it’s paid and only runs on pull requests, not on your live app.
What we do
- You tell us what’s broken and invite the engineer to your repository, where your code is stored.
- They work out your setup and give you a fixed price if it’s more than a small fix. You approve it first.
- They fix it in your repository, so there’s a record of what changed.
- You check it works.
Sources (Cursor’s docs)
Questions
Can I keep using Cursor after a fix?
Yes. The code stays in your repository, and you keep working on it in Cursor.
Which hosts and databases do you work with?
Tell us yours when you ask. If a small fix isn’t done in 48 hours, for any reason, you’re refunded.
Are you part of Cursor?
No. OpenKeel is independent and isn’t affiliated with Cursor.
Fixes from $99
One small problem is $99, within 48 hours, or a refund. Anything bigger gets one price, and you approve it first.