DevStage.pro
Your App Works.
But It’s Not Performing.
We fix slow APIs, broken backends, and performance bottlenecks—fast.
For non-technical founders who launched fast and now need their product to catch up.
Who We Help
- Solo Founders With Real Traction– You've built fast and lean, but now stability matters.
- Lean Teams With Tech Debt– You're growing—but patching systems weekly isn't sustainable.
- Startups Prepping to Raise– Investors want technical clarity and confidence—you need both.
- Post-MVP Products Held Together by Duct Tape– You've proven demand. Now it's time to harden the backend.
We've worked with founders and teams who got something out the door fast—because they had to.
But now that you're scaling, those early tech decisions start slowing you down.
That's where we step in.
Whether your backend is fragile, your API is bloated, or your database is throwing errors under load, we specialize in fixing what matters most—without pushing a full rebuild.
We work best with those who’ve launched under pressure and now want to build with confidence.
Our job is to make your backend fast, stable, and clear enough to scale—without judgment or noise.
What We Fix
- Slow APIs & Backend Bottlenecks– We cut response times and eliminate blockers.
- PostgreSQL & Database Issues– We find slow queries and inefficient indexes.
- Rushed MVP Code– AI-generated, freelance, or duct-taped? We’ll stabilize it.
Behind most performance issues isn’t just bad code—it’s decisions made under pressure.
Fast launches, lean budgets, and shifting roadmaps leave technical debt in their wake.
We don’t judge it—we expect it.
Whether it’s a bloated API, a sluggish database, or code that’s been patched too many times, we step in to clean things up.
Our job is to make your product fast, stable, and easier to move forward with—so your team can focus on growth, not firefighting.
We zero in on what’s slowing you down, what’s fragile under the hood, and what needs to be prioritized—not rebuilt.
No guesswork. No noise. Just clear, high-leverage fixes for real-world systems.
Why It Matters
- Speed = Retention– Laggy apps lose users.
- Efficiency = Savings– Faster code means lower infrastructure costs.
- Trust = Growth– Investors and users need stability they can rely on.
Performance isn't just a technical metric—it’s a business advantage.
When your app feels fast, stable, and responsive, people stick around.
When it doesn't, they bounce—or worse, lose trust.
Optimized systems don’t just improve user experience—they save real money on infrastructure and reduce the risk of downtime during growth moments.
And when it’s time to raise funds or hand things off to new developers, stability becomes a signal of maturity and credibility.
Fixing performance issues now means fewer fires later—and more confidence at every level of your business.
Start With a Performance Audit
No pressure. No fluff. Just a clear, honest look at how your backend holds up—today and as you grow.
Start Your Audit → Speed & StabilityWhy founders bring us in after launch.
Insights from the field: What we’ve fixed, where startups stumble, and how to move forward.
Common Problem
Seen in early-stage MVPs, Observation
Most of the instability we find isn’t caused by ‘bad code’ — it’s caused by rushed decisions made under pressure. We expect it, not judge it.
Frequent Fix
Startup Infrastructure, Field Insight
In 4 out of 5 audits, we’ve found performance gains hiding in database config or unnecessary ORM overhead — not in the actual code.
Startup Reality
Based on experience, No-blame culture
Founders aren’t looking for the perfect stack. They need something that won’t break next time usage spikes. That’s where we focus.
Our Stats
We’ve audited thousands of lines of production code, stabilized fragile APIs, and delivered high-leverage fixes where they matter most.
We know the idea of a performance audit can sound intense— or like something you only need if everything’s on fire.
But in reality, most startups benefit from one before problems start costing real time, money, or trust.
This form helps us understand where your product is right now, what your stack looks like, and whether an audit would actually make a difference.
We use your answers to recommend a specific audit (or none at all)based on what matters to your situation.
The first step is quick: name, email, company, and where you’re at in your journey. That gives us basic context.
Once you submit, we’ll ask a few short questions to help narrow in on the right kind of audit—if any.
If you’re unsure, that’s totally fine. This process is designed to help you get clarity too—not just us. There’s no obligation, Just a recommendation tailored to your stack, your pace, and your goals.