About the founder

Built by an app creator, for app creators.

Hi, I'm Michael Huwe, the creator of Michael jo Tech. For decades I've been an educator and a healthcare professional, teaching and running a chiropractic practice. Both taught me the same thing: people trust you when you explain clearly, check carefully and own the results.

Today I build apps with AI tools — more than 30 of them so far. I'm hands-on: I find real bugs, fix them, and I've built my own testing and stability routines along the way.

Why I built GuardMike

Building an app with AI is fast. Keeping it working is the hard part. A small change can quietly break something that worked yesterday, and you often find out from a customer. I spent too much time clicking through my own apps just to be sure they still worked.

GuardMike is the tool I wanted: something that checks your app for you, explains problems in plain language, and prepares tested fixes — while you stay in charge. So you can stop babysitting your app.

Our mission

To keep apps built with AI working for the people who made them — by checking them for you, explaining problems in plain language, and preparing tested fixes while you stay in charge.

Our vision

A world where anyone who builds an app with AI can launch it with confidence and stop babysitting it — no technical background required.

Who GuardMike helps

Nontechnical creators who built an app with Lovable, Base44 or another AI builder, and want it to keep working without having to learn to code.

What you can count on

• Customers first, in plain words

  No jargon. If something's wrong, you'll hear what it means for you and what happens next.

• Honest about what's real

  If a check hasn't run, it says Untested. Nothing is shown as working until it truly is.

• Safety you can see

  Fixes are tested before you see them. Big changes always wait for your OK, and every fix can be undone.

I'll always be clear about what's ready and what's still coming.

Get in touch

Questions, ideas or problems? Send a message, report a bug or request a feature. You'll get a reference number every time.