The day-2 toolkit
Free, practical aids to help you understand, secure, maintain, and own the app you built. Grab what fits your next step.
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In plain English
This toolkit points only to maintained resources available now: two self-assessments plus practical security, maintenance, AI-change, ownership, debugging, and repair guides.
What you will find here
Day-2 readiness check
Ten questions to see where your app stands and what to prioritize.
Vendor lock-in scorecard
Score how hard it would be to leave your platform.
Security self-audit
A detection-first workflow for spotting risks without breaking anything.
Monthly maintenance checklist
A short, repeatable routine to keep a one-person app healthy.
AI change-request template
Fill-in prompts that help the AI change your app without breaking the rest.
App ownership audit
Confirm you control your code, data, domain, and accounts.
Debugging workflow
Move from a symptom to a reversible test without random changes.
Fix library
Start with the symptom and follow the relevant diagnosis and rollback path.
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Where these tools help most
Keep learning
The reading map suggests one tip, one tool, and one fix to work through next, using the resources on this page.
Toolkit FAQ
Are these free?
Yes. Everything listed here is free, and Kodbe sells nothing today.
Which tool should I start with?
If you are unsure, take the day-2 readiness check first; it points you to the right next resource.
Is everything on this page available now?
Yes. Every link points to an assessment, guide, or hub that is live on this site.
Can I use these with any platform?
Yes. They are tool-agnostic, with tool-specific notes where useful.
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