Homestretch/finish cursor app

Cursor → shipped

Finish a Cursor-built app

Cursor is an excellent coding partner. Homestretch is the shipping partner when you are tired of chasing env files, flaky tests, and “works on my machine.”

Homestretch finishes and tests mostly built web apps and hands you a deploy-ready pull request. If you built most of yours in Cursor and stalled before production, the gap is usually not “more prompting”—it is the boring last mile: env docs, auth, data, CORS, builds, and a clear deploy guide you can run yourself.

Common last-mile gaps after Cursor

• Agent-generated features that never got a real test pass
• Security shortcuts: open CORS, unauthenticated admin routes, secrets in the repo
• Half-migrated frameworks or conflicting lockfiles
• Docker/compose that almost works
• Missing LICENSE, CI, and release notes if you planned to open-source
• Scope creep: “mirror production” goals that are product work, not a flat finish

What we actually do

1. Review your GitHub repo against your definition of “done.”
2. Quote one flat tier: Starter $49, Standard $149, or Plus $299.
3. After you pay via Stripe, AI agents (with human oversight) finish and test.
4. You get a pull request, DEPLOY.md (env var names only—never values), a change summary, and—when feasible—a temporary demo preview on our infra. You merge and deploy. Your code stays yours.

We do not invent fake timelines or success rates. Scope is whatever your quote says—see an example review.

Practical tips before you submit

• Point us at the branch that should ship; say if main is not ready.
• Paste failing test commands or known bugs into the “done” box.
• Prefer a clear v1 definition over “make it like my other product.”
• Read our sample review to see how we separate in-scope hardening from out-of-scope product work.

FAQ

Founding offer: limited spots. See current availability on the home page.