Lovable, Cursor, Bolt, Replit, Claude and ChatGPT can build apps quickly — but AI-generated code often has huge security blind spots. We review your live app for security issues and if we find anything, we give you a plain-English report with exactly what to fix.
Real Incidents
These aren't hypothetical warnings. Every incident below was reported in the news — real founders, real users, real consequences.
Missing database security settings exposed over 170 production apps. Any user could access any other user's private data across every app on the platform.
A misconfigured database exposed 1.5 million login tokens and 35,000 user email addresses to anyone who knew where to look.
An unsecured storage bucket left open by AI code leaked 72,000 photos and over a million private messages with no password required.
The startup shut down entirely after their AI-built app placed all security logic in the browser. Any user could bypass every access restriction with developer tools.
Broken access controls let any logged-in user access other users' apps and data across the entire platform simultaneously.
Security researchers scanned 5,600 AI-built apps and found more than 2,000 vulnerabilities and 400 exposed secrets. Not one app had CSRF protection enabled.
Our Process
You don't need to understand cybersecurity to use VibeClear. We handle the audit and translate any issues into clear, plain English.
Share your live app URL and answer a few quick questions about what it does and how it was built. Takes about 2-3 minutes.
Our system automatically tests for the exact vulnerabilities AI tools introduce most often — exposed keys, vulnerable databases, and more.
On Growth and Pro plans, a real security professional reads every finding, adds context for your specific setup, to help you resolve any issues found.
A clear PDF with every issue explained, rated by urgency, with a step-by-step fix checklist you can often type right into your coding tool.
Our Team
We started VibeClear because we kept seeing the same story: talented creators and business owners building real products with AI tools, shipping them proudly — and unknowingly leaving the door wide open.
We are a team of experienced cyber security professionals on a mission to help our clients protect the amazing projects they've built with AI against common cyber threats.
Coverage
Built specifically around the mistakes AI coding tools make most — not a generic scanner repurposed for this problem.
Finds API keys, database passwords, and auth tokens accidentally left visible in your public code — the #1 mistake AI-built apps make.
Scans for client-side authentication patterns and publicly reachable admin paths that suggest login enforcement may be happening in the wrong place.
Checks whether your domain can be spoofed to send phishing emails pretending to be you — a common and invisible attack against founder-run businesses.
Validates 15 HTTP security settings that protect against browser attacks. Almost every AI-built app is missing most of these by default.
Detects when your server advertises its software and version number to the world — a detail attackers use to target known vulnerabilities.
Inspects every cookie your site sets for missing security flags that could allow session tokens to be stolen by malicious scripts.
Checks whether your domain has been flagged by Google for malware or phishing — which triggers a full-screen warning that blocks visitors from your site.
Verifies your security certificate is valid and correctly configured, and that data isn't leaking over unencrypted connections.
Our analysts review your stack-specific configuration, authentication flows, and data handling patterns — the checks automated tools can't reliably perform on a live URL alone.
What Clients Are Saying
Most of our customers aren't security experts — they're builders who just want to know their apps are safe to launch.
I built my SaaS in Lovable over a weekend and launched it to 200 users. VibeClear found that every single one of them could read each other's data — names, emails, subscription details. All of it. I fixed it that same night. I don't want to think about what would have happened if someone had found it first.
I'm not technical at all. I paid a developer to build my app using Cursor and had no idea if it was secure. The notes from the human reviewer was worth ten times what I paid. She walked me through every issue like I was a person, not a support ticket.
I almost didn't buy because I thought "my app is simple, nothing will be wrong." They found my Stripe secret key in my frontend JavaScript. Anyone who visited my site could have taken it. I can't believe I almost skipped this.
What I appreciated most was that they didn't make me feel dumb. I used AI to build my app because I had an idea and I wanted to ship it. They met me exactly where I was and helped me fix what mattered most first.
Why Not Just Use a Free Tool?
Generic security scanners return raw lists of technical issues that can be confusing to non-technical people. You built your app and you just want to double check that it's safe to launch.
We add a human layer that turns confusing findings into clear guidance, specific to your tools you're using and written to make it easy for you to take action.
Pricing
A security gap can lead to data leaks, server issues and exposure to hackers. A Vibe Clear audit can help minimize that risk.
General scan that analyzes your vibe-coded app delivered as a PDF report. Highlights issues discovered on your website.
Everything in Starter, plus a real security professional reviews every finding and provides additional context on what you need to fix.
Human audit plus additional re-scans, priority scans and responses from our dedicated security team.
For teams building continuously with AI tools, we offer bulk scan licenses, unlimited audit packages, and embedded security specialists who work alongside your developers throughout the build cycle.
FAQs
We've answered the questions we hear most often. If yours isn't here, email us.
Contact UsDon't Wait For a Breach
Every day your app is live without a security review is a day someone else could find what we'd find. The question isn't whether your app has vulnerabilities — it's whether you find them first.