WebFixDesk

NEXT.JS & API REPAIR FOR DIGITAL AGENCIES

One broken flow.Repaired, tested,handed back.

Send one reproducible issue in an existing Next.js application or API flow. We diagnose it, implement the minimal safe fix, add regression coverage and return a review-ready pull request.

Typical turnaround: 48–72 hours after scope and access are confirmed.

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VERIFIED PUBLIC REPAIR

CRM retries created duplicate leads after an upstream timeout.

The first CRM attempt created the lead but returned a simulated timeout. An unprotected retry created a second record. The repair reused one stable idempotency key, limited retry behaviour to transient failures, added server-side validation and verified the result with 41 tests and passing CI.

Public demonstration using a deterministic, request-scoped mock CRM. This is not a customer engagement or production incident. The repair is backed by a real public issue, pull request, 41 tests and passing CI.

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Before CRM diagnostics: two attempts, two records created, duplicate detected, idempotency not protected.
Before: unsafe retry diagnostics
Repaired CRM diagnostics: two attempts, one record created, no duplicate detected, idempotency protected.
Repaired: retry-protected diagnostics

Before

Attempts
2
Records created
2
Duplicate detected
Yes
Idempotency protected
No

Repaired

Attempts
2
Records created
1
Duplicate detected
No
Idempotency protected
Yes
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FOCUSED SCOPE

Focused repairs for existing web applications.

The sprint is designed for one reproducible failure in an existing application — not an open-ended development project.

Good fit

  • Broken form or API flows
  • Client/server contract mismatches
  • Retry and idempotency defects
  • Third-party integration failures
  • Route Handler or Server Action issues
  • Reproducible production-like failures

Not part of the sprint

  • New application builds
  • Broad redesigns
  • Large framework or database migrations
  • Open-ended feature development
  • Production database operations
  • Security or compliance audits

Not sure whether it fits? Send the symptoms for an initial review.

REPAIR PROCESS

A controlled path from failure to handoff.

  1. 01 —Send the symptoms

    Problem description, expected behaviour and reproduction steps.

    Output
    Initial fit review

  2. 02 —Confirm scope and quote

    We agree on the acceptance criteria, required access and fixed price.

    Output
    Locked scope and fixed quote

  3. 03 —Repair and verify

    We reproduce the issue, implement the minimal safe change and add regression coverage.

    Output
    Patch, tests and verification evidence

  4. 04 —Review-ready handoff

    You receive the pull request, technical notes, risks and rollback guidance.

    Output
    Review-ready engineering handoff

Typical turnaround begins after scope and required access are confirmed.

WORKING MODEL

A repair desk, not a developer marketplace.

One accountable point of contact follows the issue from initial review through the final handoff.

WebFixDesk is currently operated as an independent software engineering repair desk.

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  • White-label support is available for agencies
  • We do not contact the agency’s client unless explicitly invited
  • Initial review starts from the issue description
  • Repository access is requested only after scope approval
  • Staging-first whenever a safe environment is available
  • Delivery includes the pull request, test results and verification notes

INITIAL REVIEW

Have one issue blocking a delivery?

Send the symptoms, expected behaviour and reproduction steps. No source code, credentials or customer data are needed for the initial review.

You receive a fit-or-no-fit response and a fixed quote before work begins.