Waitlist open · letting people in by group

Your AI-built app is probably wide open.

We attack it like a hacker would, fix what breaks, and re-attack to prove the fix. Found it, fixed it, proved it — that’s the whole product.

Found it.Fixed it.Proved it.

Step 1 of 3

GET /api/orders/1043 · as user 1042200 · exposed

"customer": "jordan@acme.dev"
Another customer’s order, returned to user 1042.

PATCH sent to your coding agentpatching

+ if (order.user_id !== session.user.id) forbid()
The fix goes through the tool you already build with.

GET /api/orders/1043 · as user 1042403 · blocked

{ "error": "forbidden" }
Same attack, run again. It no longer works.

Illustrative example

For apps built with

ClaudeClaude CodeChatGPTCodexCursorLovablev0BoltReplitWindsurfGitHub CopilotGeminiBase44DevinKiroClineand more

The problem

The majority of AI-built apps expose secrets or leave databases readable.

It’s the industry’s open secret. AI-built apps ship fast and insecure, and most builders never had a security review.

Secrets in plain sight

API keys and service credentials shipped to every visitor’s browser.

Databases anyone can read

Tables open to the public internet because nobody set the access rules.

Checks that don’t check

Change one ID in a request and you’re looking at someone else’s data.

How it works

Found it, fixed it, proved it.

Connect your repo or URL.

First scan is free.

We run real attacks.

Working exploits, not a checklist.

Holes get fixed, then verified.

Fixes go through your coding agent, then we re-run the attack to verify.

Connected. connecting

github.com/you/your-apprepositoryConnected

Mapping your app…

FrontendAPI routesDatabaseAuthFile storagePayments

Attack surface mapped. Ready to attack.

Client bundlescan for secretsService key exposed

GET /rest/v1/profilesno loginEmails readable

GET /api/orders/1043signed in as user 1042Other user’s order

POST /api/admin/exportno authHeld

3 working exploits. Each one reproducible.

- createClient(url, SERVICE_KEY)

+ createClient(url, ANON_KEY)

+ enable row-level security: profiles, orders

Sent to your coding agent. Patch applied.

Client bundlere-attackExploitableNot found

GET /rest/v1/profilesre-attackExploitable401

GET /api/orders/1043re-attackExploitable403

✓ Proved. The exploits no longer work.

Illustrative example.

What you get

The whole loop, in one place.

Real exploits

Every finding comes with the request that proves it. No guessing, no alerts to triage.

Fixes in your workflow

Patches go through your coding agent, in your repo, in your style.

Proof it held

We re-run the same attack after the fix and show you the result.

Always on

Every change to your app gets attacked again, so a new feature can’t quietly reopen an old hole.

Built for AI-built apps

We know the mistakes AI tools make: keys in the bundle, open tables, missing ownership checks.

Plain language

Findings are written so a founder can read them, not only a security team.

What we attack

Real attacks, not a checklist.

FAQ

Straight answers.

Isn’t this just another scanner?

Scanners tell you what’s wrong and leave you holding the bag. We close the loop: attack it, fix it, prove it’s fixed.

Who is this for?

Indie hackers and small teams shipping AI-built apps that hold real user data.

What do you need from me?

A repo link or a URL. That’s it.

Letting people in by group

Let us break it before they do.

Join the waitlist and we’ll scan your app first.