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When an app grows past its original structure, adding anything new becomes painful. Every change touches too many files. Nothing is where you expect it to be. I restructure what you've built so it can actually grow.

The Situation

AI-generated code tends to put everything in one place and repeat itself. That's fine for a prototype. It becomes a real problem when you want to add a second page that looks like the first, or change how something works in ten different places at once.

What I Do

Map out what the app does and how it's currently organized
Break repeated code into reusable components
Organize files so things are where you'd expect to find them
Separate concerns — API calls, UI, and business logic each in the right place
Document the structure so anyone (including future you) can navigate it

What You Walk Away With

A codebase where each file has one clear job
Reusable components — change something once, it's updated everywhere
API and data flow that's easy to follow
A structure that won't fight you when you add new features

Who This Is For

Apps that have outgrown their first version. If adding a new feature takes longer than it should, or you keep copy-pasting code between files — this is the fix.