you shipped it in a weekend. can you answer for it on monday?
Vibe coding does in an afternoon what used to take a month. Every session locks in a decision, adds a dependency, wires up another platform. The product moves so fast that it’s hard to keep track of all of the detail.
Six weeks later the questions start. Why is it built this way? What’s actually running in production? Is that Supabase policy safe? Did Tuesday’s deploy land? Is the key you rotated still being used by a cron somewhere?
Then they get harder, because someone else is asking. A real user. A new employee. An enterprise buyer. An investor. A security questionnaire. Is it ready? Is it stable? Do you know what you’re running?
Fizzgig makes vibe-coded products shippable. Every decision on record. Every platform mapped. Every signal watched. Every merge checked.
three things you can’t afford to lose track of.
Architecture, operations, audit. Each one fed by your connected platforms and your AI editor - continuously, without you maintaining it.
The live record of every decision, dependency, platform and plan. Always current, always searchable.
Uptime, deploys, spend and anomalies on one triage surface. Watched around the clock so you don't keep twelve dashboards open.
RLS, secrets, vulnerabilities, licences and launch readiness - checked automatically before every merge.
the live record of what you’re building.
Your product’s architecture as it actually is - not as it was six weeks ago. Captured mid-session by your AI editor, so it never goes stale.
Every locked choice captured the moment it’s made. Semantic search, full lineage, no silent overwrites. “Why did we do it this way?” is one query away.
Every vendor, library, API and protocol auto-detected from your code and your connected platforms - with provenance and confidence on every detection, so you know why it’s on the map.
“We should do X next” captured the moment it surfaces in a session. Every shipped card links back to the decision that closed it.
An investor, customer or auditor asks what your stack actually does. The answer comes from your live infrastructure, not a doc someone wrote in March.
the live pulse of what you’re running.
Uptime, deploys, spend and anomalies from every connected platform, pulled into one place and watched around the clock.
Availability and response-time checks across every deployed surface. Downtime, latency creep and failed health checks surface the moment they happen.
Failed deploys, unread PR reviews, critical dependency alerts, security advisor errors - unified from every connected platform and summarised into a ranked list.
Cross-platform monthly spend. Plan estimate against observed usage. Warns as you approach caps, before the overage lands.
Deploy-failure spikes, database growth, new ERROR advisors, revenue drops. Nothing waits until Monday.
ship-safety, baked into the code loop.
Five checks your AI editor runs before your code merges. You don’t remember to run them. The agent does it, every time.
Every row-level security policy read and tested against the classic mistakes - like a policy that references a user column but never checks auth.uid().
Keys, tokens and connection strings caught before they reach your history - with a provenance record of every secret in use and where.
Every dependency checked against current advisories, ranked by whether the vulnerable path is one your code actually calls.
Every dependency’s licence, attribution requirement, commercial-use flag and share-alike obligation. Filterable by risk shape.
The full pre-ship sweep across architecture, operations and audit. One call, one verdict, no guessing.
a bad policy, caught before it shipped.
You ask a question in your coding agent. Your agent calls Fizzgig. Fizzgig growls. The agent patches it. Nine seconds, and nobody had to remember to check.
your ai editor is a first-class user.
Every Fizzgig capability is exposed as an MCP tool. Your agent records decisions, updates the stack map and runs the audits as part of the work it’s already doing. You don’t do the busywork. The AI already is.
One config line into your AI editor’s MCP file - cursor, claude code, windsurf, bolt, replit. Thirty seconds. Fizzgig loads the tool catalogue itself.
Keep vibing. memory_record when a decision locks. plan_add when the next step surfaces. rls_checker before a migration ships. Nothing you had to remember to do.
Everything the agent captured is in your dashboard - architecture, operations, audit. Ready when you want to look. Or when someone else does.
hobby to startup. startup to scale-up.
Each rung breaks in a different way. Fizzgig is built to carry you up all three.
You lose the map. Six weeks of decisions live only in a chat history you're never going to re-read, and the stack has grown three services you'd struggle to name.
Records every decision as it's made and builds the stack map as you go. Free, forever, one platform. You'll be glad of it in week seven.
Cost, uptime and security drift - quietly, while you're heads-down shipping features. The Monday morning bill. The advisor warning nobody read. The deploy that half-landed.
Watches spend against your caps, checks availability across every surface, and runs the audits before every merge. MRR against burn, so runway stops being a spreadsheet exercise.
Nobody holds the whole picture any more. Diligence becomes a fire drill, and the answer to “what are we running?” depends on who you ask.
One shared record across every product. Live triage the whole team works from. Diligence answers drawn from real infrastructure instead of a doc that went stale in March.
the suite doesn’t change between rungs. the limits do.
every tier gets the full suite.
All three pillars on every plan. What changes is how many platforms you connect, how often data refreshes, and how much your agent can call.
Weekend builds and first products. Learning what Fizzgig catches.
Real users, real deploys, real spend.
Teams at production scale. Multi-product portfolios, live triage.
connects to the platforms you already use.
One token per platform. Pulled every 24 hours, hourly, or every 15 minutes depending on your tier - plus on demand. Every integration feeds all three pillars.
Supabase
Vercel
GitHub
Stripe
Neon
Netlify
GitLab
RailwayNext in the queue: Fly · Render · Cloudflare · PlanetScale · Turso. Missing yours? tell us - the adapter shape is proven, new ones are quick to add.
built by a vibe coder, for vibe coders.
I run a consultancy. We vibe-build custom tools for clients, and we kept hitting the same wall - decisions lost between sessions, platforms drifting out of sync, cost surprises on Monday morning, security advisor warnings piling up because nobody was watching.
The pressure was velocity. We wanted idea to client-ready pilot in days rather than months - but a pilot a client can actually scale needs more than speed. We had to manage what we were building, not just build it faster.
So I built Fizzgig. It started as an audit tool - catch the unsafe policy, the leaked key, the licence nobody read. It grew into the full management layer as we hit the next walls: architecture, then operations.
It’s how my team works internally. Now it’s how anyone with an AI editor can work: scale-up-grade operations from day one.
your stack, every morning.
Overnight, Fizzgig checks every connected platform and lands a one-page digest in your inbox each morning around 07:30 UTC. Deploys, PRs, new advisor warnings, MRR moves, and the memory decisions your agent captured while you slept.
get an email when we ship.
No marketing. Just diff lines and the occasional growl. Roughly monthly, sometimes fortnightly when a wave lands.