Why we only do Base44
Base44 is powerful but not always predictable. We've debugged enough Base44 apps to recognize the patterns before we even look at your logs.
What makes Base44 tricky
Entity schemas
Base44 generates schemas from your descriptions, which is fast when it works. When your data doesn't match expectations, you get vague errors or silently missing records. We know how to read those schemas, find mismatches, and fix them without rebuilding.
Connector configuration
OAuth flows, API credentials, webhook endpoints—Base44 connectors handle a lot behind the scenes. When they break, the errors don't always point to the actual problem. We've worked through enough failed connector setups to know where to look.
Deployment and publish
Works in preview, fails when you publish. Or it publishes but changes don't appear. Usually caching, environment variables, or build step ordering. We check your build logs and configurations to isolate what's failing.
Why we focus on Base44
We built FixTheBase, a tool that helps people generate working Base44 schemas and queries. While building it, we ran into every edge case and error message Base44 can throw. That's the expertise we bring when we help you debug your app.
Most developers use Base44 for one project and then move on. We've worked on dozens of Base44 apps, which means we've seen the same problems repeat. We know what's likely to be wrong before we even look at your logs.
Common questions
Do you teach Base44?
No. If you're learning Base44, start with the documentation or use FixTheBase to generate schemas. We help when you're stuck on a specific technical problem, not when you need training.
Can you build my Base44 app for me?
No. We solve blockers in apps you've already built. If you need someone to build the app, hire a developer. If your app is built but won't publish or go live, that's when we can help.
How long does it take to fix an issue?
Most fixes take less than an hour once we know what the problem is. Diagnosis usually takes another hour or two depending on how complex your setup is. Some issues are faster—like DNS record mistakes—and some are slower if your schema needs restructuring.