Quick Scan
- The five issues behind the worst breaches
- From a code & config review
- Plain-English report
- A ranked list of what to fix first
A plain-English security audit for apps built fast — with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Replit, Supabase or Firebase. We find the holes these builds almost always have, before someone else does.
We run this same 22-point audit on our own production app.
AI coding tools ship working features fast — and skip the security checks a careful developer wouldn't. In 2026, AI-built apps had real breaches that exposed customer data and source code.
The app asks the database for “record #123” without checking that #123 belongs to you. Change the number in the address bar and you're looking at someone else's account.
We check that every request is tied to who's asking.
The page hides the admin button if you're not an admin — but the data behind it doesn't check, so anyone who calls it directly walks right in.
We test every endpoint directly, the way an attacker would.
API keys and database keys end up in the frontend, where anyone can read them with “view source” and take over your accounts.
We find exposed keys and get them out of reach.
Supabase RLS and Firebase rules look right but let any signed-in user read every row — a mistake behind real 2026 breaches of AI-built apps.
We read every policy against what your app actually needs.
You don't have to take our word for it. Here's the most common hole, and how to check for it on your own app in under a minute.
Built an app fast, maybe with AI tools, and about to take payments or customer data? We check the backend against 22 points that rushed builds commonly miss, and hand you a plain-English report with a ranked fix plan.
One signed-in customer can't read another's records by changing an id.
Logins and permissions are enforced on the server, not just hidden in the app.
Passwords are hashed and API keys stay out of the code and the browser.
Every endpoint checks what comes in, closing SQL-injection and similar holes.
Backups that actually restore, and payments that can't double-charge on a retry.
We review code you share with us and test against a staging copy with your permission. We never test against live data or probe systems without written authorization.
Will you see our customers' data or break anything?
No. We review code you share with us and test a staging copy with test accounts. We never touch live data or probe anything without your written permission.
How fast, and how much?
Quick Scan of the five highest-risk areas is $299 in 2–3 days. A full 22-point audit is $1,200–$1,500 in 1–2 weeks. We can fix what we find for a quote after the audit.
What if you don't find anything serious?
Then you get a clean report and real peace of mind before you launch or raise money — which is exactly what it's for. Most fast-built apps do have a few things worth fixing.
Do I need to be technical?
No. The report is in plain English, ranked by what matters most, with a clear fix for each item. We'll walk you through it.
Which tools do you cover?
Any backend — we see a lot of Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Replit and v0 apps on Supabase, Firebase, Next.js and Postgres, but the 22-point checklist applies to any stack.
Start with the $299 Quick Scan. No obligation, plain-English report.
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