Common Issues
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My AI App Doesn't Appear in Google Search
You launched your AI-built app or website but it doesn't appear in Google search results. You've waited weeks and still can't find it when searching for your brand name or relevant keywords.
Common Causes
- No meta tags (title, description) — Google doesn't know what the page is about
- Client-side rendering (CSR) without server-side rendering — Google can't see the content
- Robots.txt blocking Googlebot
- No sitemap submitted to Google Search Console
- The site is still on a temporary deployment URL that Google ignores
How to Fix It
- Register your site with Google Search Console and submit your sitemap
- Check if your pages have proper meta title and description tags
- Verify your robots.txt isn't accidentally blocking search engines
- If using a SPA framework (React), consider adding SSR or static generation for important pages
- Use a custom domain instead of a free deployment URL (e.g., .vercel.app)
Real developers can help you.
Prakash Prajapati
I’m a Senior Python Developer specializing in building secure, scalable, and highly available systems. I work primarily with Python, Django, FastAPI, Docker, PostgreSQL, and modern AI tooling such as PydanticAI, focusing on clean architecture, strong design principles, and reliable DevOps practices. I enjoy solving complex engineering problems and designing systems that are maintainable, resilient, and built to scale.
Nam Tran
10 years as fullstack developer
Vlad Temian
15+ years shipping production infrastructure for startups. Former CTO at qed.builders (acquired by The Sandbox).
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I've scaled systems, automated deployments, and built observability tools for AI coding workflows. I specialize in taking vibe-coded apps from broken prototype to production-ready: fixing Supabase auth/RLS, Stripe integrations, deployment pipelines, and cleaning up AI-generated spaghetti.
I build tools in this space (agentprobe, claudebin, micode) and understand both sides: how AI generates code and why it breaks.
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Bastien Labelle
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David Olverson
Solo dev shipping production apps with AI-assisted development. I specialize in rescuing broken Lovable/Bolt/Cursor builds and taking them to production. 10+ apps shipped including SaaS CRMs, gaming platforms, real estate tools, and Discord bots. Stack: Next.js 16, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, FastAPI, PostgreSQL, Prisma. I use Claude Code with 50+ custom skills for rapid delivery. Average turnaround: 2-4 weeks from broken prototype to production.
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Omar Faruk
As a Product Engineer at Klasio, I contributed to end-to-end product development, focusing on scalability, performance, and user experience.
My work spanned building and refining core features, developing dynamic website templates, integrating secure and reliable payment gateways, and optimizing the overall system architecture.
I played a key role in creating a scalable and maintainable platform to support educators and learners globally.
I'm enthusiastic about embracing new challenges and making meaningful contributions.
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Get HelpFrequently Asked Questions
How long does it take for a new site to appear in Google?
Usually 1-4 weeks for a new domain. But if SEO basics are missing (meta tags, sitemap, proper rendering), it can take much longer or never appear properly.
Can a developer help with SEO for my AI-built app?
Yes. A developer can add proper meta tags, generate a sitemap, fix rendering issues, and ensure your app is indexable by search engines.