Is your AI-built app
safe to launch?

Vibe-coded apps ship with the same few holes: API keys in the browser, a Supabase database anyone can read, and no security headers. Paste your address and see which of them yours has, in about thirty seconds.

An illustrative app security checklist on a laptop, ready for review.
  • Read onlyNothing changed in your app
  • Free scanNo signup required
  • Public checksNo repository access
  • Clear findingsKnow what needs attention
Free ScanThirty Seconds

Check your app in thirty seconds

Paste the address of your live app. We read what it already sends to every visitor and tell you what is exposed. No signup, no repository access, nothing changed on your side.

What we look at

  • API keys left in the browser bundle
  • Supabase row level security
  • Security headers
  • Insecure and blocking resources
  • Search engine indexability
  • Layout shift and page weight

This is the same list we work through on day one of a rescue. If it comes back clean, you do not need us yet, and we will say so.

What a scan
cannot see.

A scan looks from the outside. The holes that hurt most are inside: row level security written against the wrong column, payments that fail quietly, a service key in a server function the client can call. That is what the €590 rescue audit reads, and its fee comes off the cleanup if you go ahead.

Vibe coding security questions

The Supabase RLS checklist for AI built apps
  • Are vibe-coded apps secure?

    Not by default. The tools optimise for something that works in the demo, and security is the part a demo never shows. The same gaps come up in almost every app we audit: row level security missing or wrong, keys in the browser bundle, no rate limits and no security headers. All of them are fixable, usually without a rewrite.

  • Is Lovable secure?

    Lovable itself is fine. The apps it generates usually run on Supabase, and their security depends on the row level security policy on every table, which a prompt rarely gets fully right. Check that every table has RLS switched on and a policy written against the signed in user. The Supabase RLS checklist in our journal walks through it.

  • Is the scan safe to run on my live app?

    Yes. It reads what your app already sends to any visitor, and asks your Supabase API for one row per table using the public key your frontend already ships. It writes nothing and changes nothing on your side.

  • What happens to my results?

    They are shown to you and not stored. If you ask for the full report, the findings are emailed to us so a person can read them, and we reply within two working days.

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