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Wavect

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Vibe code the idea. Wavect helps you ship the product.

verified Aug 2026

About

Wavect is a senior, AI-native software product studio in Austria that works directly on existing Cursor, Claude, Codex, Lovable, Bolt, Base44 and Replit codebases. Their pitch is that AI makes the first 70 to 80 percent of a product easy and the hard part starts afterwards: architecture, security, edge cases, integrations, testing, performance and maintainability. Typical engagements are codebase and architecture reviews before launch, QA and automated testing, fixing bugs, security issues and technical debt, completing the last 20 percent that AI struggles with, backend and infrastructure setup, complex integrations, and taking over development when a project outgrows solo vibe coding. The founder keeps the speed and creative freedom of AI-assisted building; Wavect supplies the senior engineering, QA and product expertise behind it. Stack covers TypeScript, Rust, Go, SQL and NoSQL, Next.js, NestJS, React, React Native, Ionic, Angular, Flutter, Dart, Python and Solidity. Case studies on wavect.io include Twinsoft AI, PromptID, Hyperstate AI and LivLive.

Services

Codebase and Architecture Review

Code Review

Pre-launch review of an AI-generated codebase: architecture, security, edge cases and a prioritised fix list.

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QA and Automated Testing

Bug Fixing

Test coverage, automated test suites and release QA for apps that have real users.

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Security and Technical Debt Fixes

Security Audit

Fixing security issues and technical debt left by fast AI-assisted builds.

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Backend, Infrastructure and Integrations

API Development

Backend and infrastructure setup, complex third-party integrations and production-grade features.

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Takeover Development

Full Stack Rescue

Senior team takes over development when the project outgrows solo vibe coding, without starting over.

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AI Integration

AI Integration

Production AI features and agent integrations built into an existing product.

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Vibe Tool Expertise

Tech Stack

typescript
nextjs
react
software-architecture
python
security
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Problems This Agency Can Fix

Security Vulnerabilities
Critical

AI coding tools often generate code with exposed API keys, missing input validation, broken authentication, and insecure data handling. These vulnerabilities can lead to data breaches, unauthorized access, and compliance failures.

Broken Authentication
Critical

Authentication is one of the most common failure points in vibe-coded apps. AI tools frequently generate insecure auth flows, missing session validation, broken password resets, and improperly configured OAuth.

Database Issues
High Priority

AI-generated database schemas often lack proper indexes, have no Row Level Security, use inefficient query patterns, and create data integrity problems. These issues worsen as your app grows.

Code Quality Issues
Medium

AI-generated codebases frequently have duplicated logic, inconsistent patterns, missing error handling, no TypeScript strict mode, and poor separation of concerns. This makes maintenance and feature additions increasingly difficult.

API Integration Issues
Medium

AI tools often generate API integrations with missing error handling, no retry logic, hardcoded endpoints, and insecure credential storage. These integrations break silently and are difficult to debug.

Mobile Issues
Medium

AI-generated UIs often look great on desktop but break on mobile devices. Missing responsive breakpoints, oversized images, touch-unfriendly controls, and fixed-width layouts create poor mobile experiences.

SEO Issues
Medium

AI-generated apps often lack proper meta tags, structured data, semantic HTML, and server-side rendering. This makes them invisible to search engines and kills organic traffic potential.

Deployment Failures
High Priority

AI-generated code often works locally but fails during deployment. Common issues include missing environment variables, incorrect build configurations, incompatible dependencies, and misconfigured hosting platforms.