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Your project is stuck.
Find a practical way forward

Review what exists, identify the gaps, and decide what a useful next release requires.

An unfinished app can leave you uncertain about what is usable, what remains, and who can take it forward. We review the product and available technical materials, then discuss a recovery scope based on what is actually there.

# what-you-get

The shape of this offer.

Understand the starting point

Bring the current build, repository access if available, and a list of unresolved issues.

Keep what works

Identify reusable parts and explain where additional work or replacement is needed.

Agree the next release

Focus the recovery plan on a useful deliverable with clear acceptance criteria.

Clarify the handoff

List the code, accounts, assets, and documentation needed before a new team can begin.

Drywall Genie sheet-counting screen showing room materials and quantities.
Current product · Count materials by room

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AppsTango developed a custom estimating app with a job-by-area workflow, working with the founder to match how the estimate should be assembled.

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# faq

The honest answers.

Can you finish what another team started?+
Sometimes. The answer depends on the code, account access, documentation, and remaining requirements. A technical review determines what can be retained.
What should I bring to the call?+
Bring a description of the intended product, what currently works, and the issues blocking the next release. Any technical access or documents can be discussed as a follow-up.
Can you advise on ending our current contract?+
We can identify technical handoff requirements. Your legal adviser should review contractual obligations before you change or end an engagement.

$ your next step

Get clear on the next release.

A free 30-minute conversation about your scope, budget, and next step. A fixed-price proposal follows confirmed scope.