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Founder and CTO of TechTide AI

Alex Cinovoj

I spent fifteen years in enterprise IT before AI, from help desk and hospital systems to MSP work and cloud engineering. I arrived in the US in 2002, retrained through Per Scholas, and now build production AI systems while helping builders understand what their launches still need.

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From enterprise IT to AI

I am a Lovable Community Champion, hold nine Anthropic Claude certifications, and co-host the Automation Vibes podcast.

I build production AI systems with Lovable, Claude Code, Supabase, Next.js, and Railway. ShipReady applies the operational discipline I learned in enterprise environments to the faster release cycles AI tools make possible.

How I review

I start with evidence. I reproduce what can be observed, preserve what the request returned, and separate that from what the owner tells me or what requires deeper access.

Observed is supported by an outside request. Declared comes from the owner. Not verified requires code, runtime, account, or operational access. Could not check means the attempt did not produce a reliable result.

What a review looks like

VERDICT 01 · Needs fix

Evidence: [redacted request and response]

Next action: apply the builder-specific fix prompt, then repeat the request.

VERDICT 02 · Verified

Evidence: [redacted policy test]

Where to find me

Check your app

Run all sixteen groups on your published address and see the evidence behind every result.

Running it confirms you own this app or are authorized to test it. ShipReady reads its public pages and JavaScript bundles.

ShipReady is not a penetration test or a security certification. No automated check can prove an application is secure.

Last updated September 20, 2026