Cursor
to Production.
"Cursor wrote it. We ship it."
Looking for Cursor itself? cursor.com →
You built it in Cursor.
A working app, in a fraction of the time it used to take. Now you need it deployed, secured, and ready for users who will not be patient with bugs.
What Cursor is great at
Cursor is the fastest way most people have ever written code. You describe what you want, it writes the file, you tab through. It is incredible for getting a working version of a product in front of yourself in days instead of months.
Official site: cursor.com
What Cursor is not
Cursor is not a substitute for a senior engineer doing the boring, invisible work: setting up a CI/CD pipeline, hardening auth, writing tests, picking the right caching strategy, or thinking about what happens when a stranger pastes a long string into your login form. That work is what stands between your prototype and a product.
The five gaps we close
These are the patterns we see in almost every Cursor project we audit. None of them are about Cursor being bad — they are about the difference between a working prototype and a product real users rely on.
Secrets in your code
Cursor will happily inline an OpenAI key, a Stripe secret, or a database password as it generates a feature. Most of the time you do not notice until later. We move them to environment variables, rotate the ones that leaked, and add a guard so it stops happening.
No tests, no safety net
Cursor writes the happy path. We add tests for the parts that hurt when they break — auth, payments, the few endpoints your app cannot live without — using Playwright and Vitest. Enough coverage to ship without fear, not enough to slow you down.
Deploy by hand, every time
If your current deploy is "open terminal, run a command, hope," we replace it with a GitHub Actions pipeline that ships on every push to main, runs your tests, and tells you instantly if something is broken.
No staging environment
A staging URL is the single highest-leverage thing you can add. We wire one up so you can try changes against real data flows before they touch your users.
TypeScript half-applied
Cursor often introduces `any` to keep things compiling. We tighten the types in the places that catch real bugs, leaving the rest of the codebase alone.
We work with whatever Cursor wrote — Next.js, SvelteKit, Remix, Astro, React, Vue, Python, Go, Rust. Your stack, not ours.
How we work with Cursor projects
Intro Call
30 min · €50
You walk us through your Cursor project. We ask the right questions. Together we decide whether a deeper session makes sense.
Technical Review
1 hr · €75
We audit the Cursor-built repo against the five gaps above and leave you with a prioritized action list. Not just observations — a real plan.
Dedicated Day
€600
A full day on your project. We close the gaps, ship the production scaffolding, and leave you with a deployed app you can keep building on.
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