It works.
But is it safe to launch?
You described what you wanted and the AI built it. It runs, it looks great, people can sign up. But you didn't write a line of it — so you have no way to know what it's quietly leaving open. In a few minutes, we'll tell you exactly.
AI-generated code ships 1.7× more issues and 1.75× more logic errors than code written by hand. You're not paranoid — you're outnumbered.
5 issues found
Scanned 41 seconds ago
- Critical
Supabase service key shipped to the browser
Anyone opening dev tools can read and write your entire database.
src/lib/supabase.ts:4
- Critical
Row level security is off on 3 tables
profiles, orders, messages — any signed-in user can read all rows.
supabase/migrations
- High
Admin route has no server-side check
The menu is hidden, but the page loads for anyone who types the URL.
src/app/admin/page.tsx:1
This already happened to people who felt fine right up until it didn't
1.5 million
login tokens leaked in 72 hours
A founder shipped an AI-built social app without writing a line of code. Three days later it had leaked roughly 1.5 million authentication tokens and tens of thousands of emails — from a single database rule left switched off.
A real CVE
filed against a popular AI builder
A broken permission check let any free account read other people's source code, database passwords and customer data across a large number of published apps.
8 in 10
AI-built startups needed rescuing
Of roughly 10,000 startups that shipped an AI-built app, more than 8,000 needed emergency engineering by mid-2026 just to keep running safely.
One scan. Four layers looking for different kinds of trouble.
No single tool catches everything. So we don't use one. Each layer is built for what it's genuinely best at, and they all run together against your app.
Secret detection
Finds exposed API keys, database passwords and tokens — the leaks that cost the most and take the least skill to exploit.
Code analysis engine
Built on a proven open-source analysis engine and our own rules. It reads the structure of your code, not just the words — so it catches an injectable query, not just the word ‘query’.
Live-site probe
Opens your deployed site the way any visitor can and checks what it actually exposes right now: secrets in the shipped code, downloadable config, missing protections.
Human review
On the paid tiers, a security engineer confirms what matters, filters the noise, and — on the top tier — actively tries to break in.
The four mistakes that leak everything
AI code generators make the same handful of errors, over and over, because they optimise for something that runs — not something that holds.
Exposed keys and secrets
API keys, database passwords and tokens committed into your code or shipped to the browser, where anyone can copy them.
Missing database access rules
Row level security that was never switched on — so one person can read everyone else's records by changing a number in a URL.
Broken authentication
Login that looks right but protects nothing behind it, and endpoints that never check who is actually calling them.
Publicly readable data
Tables, storage buckets and API routes left open to the whole internet because the default was never changed.
How it works
Three steps, no security degree required. Here's the whole thing.
Point us at your app
Paste your live URL, connect a GitHub repo, or drop a zip — whatever Lovable, Bolt, Replit or Cursor handed you. It takes about a minute, and we never touch your production database.
The engine runs every check at once
Four layers sweep your app in parallel: leaked secrets, code-structure flaws, what your live site exposes, and — on the paid tiers — a human security engineer.
You get plain English, and the fix
Not a wall of scanner output. Each finding says what's wrong, why it matters, and exactly what to change — written for someone who didn't write the code.
This key bypasses every rule on your database, and it's shipped to every visitor's browser.
Move it to a server-only variable and rotate it — assume it's already compromised.
An AI wrote it. An AI shouldn't be the only thing checking it.
Automation catches the known mistakes, fast. But it matches patterns. It doesn't think about your app, it doesn't chain two small weaknesses into one real breach, and it doesn't notice that your refund endpoint lets anyone refund anyone.
On the paid tiers, a security engineer does. They confirm what actually matters, throw out the false alarms, and on the top tier, genuinely try to break in — the way an attacker would.
What the engine does
- Runs in minutes, as often as you want
- Catches known, well-understood mistakes
- Never gets bored or skips a file
- Starts free
What a human adds
- Confirms which findings are real and which don't matter
- Chains small flaws into the breach they'd actually cause
- Finds business-logic holes no scanner can describe
- Actively attacks your app, on the top tier
Your first scan is free. Then €20 a month.
Try the engine on your app today, no card required. A full penetration test runs €8,000 to €30,000 — our human tiers give you the same kind of eyes for a fraction of it.
Scan
The full automated engine, running whenever you want.
- Unlimited automated scans of one app
- Exposed keys, secrets and credentials
- Database access rules and public data
- Authentication and authorisation gaps
- Live-site check of your deployed app
- Plain-English report — no jargon
Your first scan is free — no card required.
Reviewed
A security engineer checks the results before you act.
- Everything in Scan
- Reviewed by a security engineer
- False alarms filtered out for you
- Findings ranked by what to fix first
- Written fix instructions, per issue
- Priority email support
Stress Test
A security engineer actively tries to break in.
- Everything in Reviewed
- Hands-on manual testing by a human
- Real attacks, not just pattern matching
- Business-logic flaws automation can't see
- Full written report with evidence
- One free retest after you fix
Limited slots. Every app is scoped before we quote.
Straight answers
- I'm not technical. Will I understand the report?
- That's exactly who this is built for. Every finding is written for someone who didn't write the code, with the fix spelled out step by step. If you can follow a recipe, you can follow the report.
- How is this different from the tools developers use?
- Tools like Snyk and Semgrep are excellent — and built for engineering teams reviewing pull requests, priced per developer seat. We're built for one person who shipped an app they can't read and needs to know whether it's safe to put in front of real users.
- Does a clean scan mean my app is secure?
- No — and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling you something. Automated checks find known categories of mistake. They can't prove the absence of every problem. That's exactly why human review exists, and why it matters more the more you grow.
- Do you need access to my live database?
- No. We read your code and what your site already shows the public. We never ask for production database credentials — and you should be suspicious of any security tool that does.
Find out before your users do
The scan takes minutes. Finding out the other way takes 72 hours and a very bad week. Start free — no card, no code required.
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