Leaked keys
Secrets in client code, the repo, or build output.
A point-in-time security check for apps built with Lovable, Cursor, Supabase, Neon, or Vercel. It covers leaked keys, open routes, missing row-level security, and unsigned Stripe webhooks, with a written report ranked by risk within 3 business days. From $99. It is not a penetration test.
Secrets in client code, the repo, or build output.
API and admin routes anyone can call without signing in.
Database tables where one user can read another user’s data.
Payment events your app trusts without checking they came from Stripe.
This is a point-in-time check of the code and settings you share, not a penetration test. It finds common, high-impact mistakes. It does not prove an app is secure.
Pay online and share your repo, or send the details first. Both work.
Order online. No call needed.
Send your repo URL and read-only access.
A plain list of what I found, ranked by risk, within 3 business days.
Fix it yourself, or have me do it with a rescue.
I check the four mistakes AI coding tools make most often: API keys or secrets exposed in client code, the repo, or build output; API and admin routes anyone can call without signing in; database tables missing row-level security; and Stripe webhooks your app trusts without verifying the signature. You get a written report ranked by risk.
The security scan is $99 and covers all four checks with a written report ranked by risk. Scan plus a fix PR is $249. You get the same scan and report, plus a pull request from me that fixes the most serious finding, so the biggest risk is handled without extra work on your side.
You get the report within 3 business days of sharing your repo URL and read-only access. It is a plain list of what I found, ordered by risk, with what to fix first. If you picked the fix PR option, the pull request for the most serious finding comes with it.
I need your repo URL and read-only access, nothing more. I do not need write access, production credentials, or admin rights to your hosting account for the scan. If you choose the fix PR option, I open a pull request that you review and merge yourself, so you stay in control of every change.
No. It is a point-in-time review of the code and settings you share, focused on common, high-impact mistakes in apps built with AI tools. It is not a penetration test, and it does not prove an app is secure. It is a fast way to find and fix the problems most likely to hurt you first.
The scan is built for apps made with tools like Lovable, Cursor, Supabase, Neon, and Vercel, including Next.js apps that use Stripe. If your stack is close to that, it will fit. If you are not sure, send the details through the contact form before you order and I will tell you honestly.