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Vibe-Code Leak Check

Paste a URL to find leaked keys and open tables in AI-built apps

Problem
Apps built with Lovable, Bolt and Cursor often ship with Stripe keys or cloud tokens in frontend code, or leave Supabase tables publicly readable, and makers never notice. Existing security tools target professional teams; non-technical indie developers do not know how to configure them.
Solution
Users paste a public URL; the tool reads the page and JS bundles like a browser, detects live keys, private keys and cloud credentials, and probes whether Supabase-style tables allow anonymous read or write. It returns a visual risk report with step-by-step fixes and supports re-checks.
Users
Non-security indie developers and small teams shipping fast with AI tools
MVP
URL fetch and JS static scan; known key pattern matching for Stripe, cloud providers and private keys; Supabase anonymous access probe; risk report with fix checklist; re-check comparison
Revenue
Free single report; subscription for continuous monitoring and history; white-label reports for agencies
Why now
Vibe coding has put apps from non-security people into production at scale, expanding the leak surface, while general scanners lack explainable reports for this audience

Source discussions · 3

  1. Reddit[r/SaaS] My open-source dev tool got almost no adoption. Should I lower the adoption cost or pivot?
  2. Reddit[r/SaaS] I built a free tool that checks AI-built apps for leaked keys and open Supabase tables 🔒
  3. Reddit[r/SaaS] One thing to be careful of these days when offering free-trial
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