Vibe App Scanner is a specialized security auditor designed to catch the unique vulnerabilities created by AI code generation. While "vibe coding" enables rapid prototyping, it often leaves exposed Stripe keys, insecure Supabase rules, or leaky .env files. This platform scans your live URL to identify these critical gaps and provides AI-ready remediation instructions. It transforms complex security auditing into a simple, automated step, allowing you to deploy AI-generated projects with professional-grade confidence.

Key Features

• Automated Secret Detection: Scans your JavaScript bundles to find accidentally exposed OpenAI, Stripe, or AWS API keys.

  Database Rule Auditing: Specifically tests Supabase and Firebase configurations to ensure your private data isn't publicly readable.

  AI-Ready Fixes: Generates specific markdown instructions that you can paste back into Cursor or Lovable to patch holes instantly.

  Trust Badges: Provides a verifiable "Security Tested" badge for your landing page once your app passes a deep scan.

  Deep Crawling: Navigates through hundreds of URLs and authenticated routes to find hidden vulnerabilities in complex app structures.

Who This Is For

• Solo Founders: Entrepreneurs building fast with AI who lack a dedicated security team but need to protect user data.

• No-Code/Low-Code Developers: Users of platforms like Replit or v0.dev who want a safety net against common deployment mistakes.

• Agency Owners: Professional teams using AI tools to ship client projects who need a reliable way to verify code safety.

Common Questions

Q: Do I need to share my source code?

A: No. Vibe App Scanner analyzes your live application URL, so you don't need to provide repository access.

Q: What is "Vibe Coding"?

A: It’s the process of building apps using AI agents. Since AI can sometimes "hallucinate" or skip security headers, this scanner acts as your human-in-the-loop validator.

Q: Can I use it in a local environment?

A: The scanner is optimized for public URLs (like Vercel or Netlify previews), allowing it to see exactly what an attacker would see from the outside.