Sweep your app before launch. Drop your URL or GitHub repo, and in under an hour you get a plain-English launch report: leaked keys, broken pages, slow loads, missing basics. Every issue comes with a fix prompt you paste straight into your AI tool.
AI tools are insanely good at "make it work." They're way less good at "make it safe to put on the internet." The gaps are boring, invisible, and exactly what bites you on launch day.
That API key in your frontend? Anyone with DevTools can grab it and run up your bill overnight.
Works on your machine, 500s in prod. Dead links, blank screens, and spinners that spin forever.
Fine on your M-series laptop. Six seconds on a phone on 4G. Your Product Hunt visitors bounce.
No privacy page, no error states, no meta tags. Shared links show up as a blank grey box.
Env vars missing in prod, no redirects, mixed content, a stale build cache. Classic.
You're not a security engineer. You shouldn't have to be to ship a side project.
No SDK, no config file, no 40-page PDF written for a CISO.
Send your live URL, your GitHub repo, or both. Something like myapp.vercel.app or github.com/you/app. Private repos get read-only access.
We sweep your pages, bundles, headers, and code. Your report lands in your inbox in under an hour.
Each issue is ranked by how bad it is and comes with a ready-to-paste prompt for Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, v0 or Replit. Fix, redeploy, ship.
Five areas, dozens of checks, one score out of 100.
An excerpt from an example report for a fictional app. Real reports look exactly like this, just about your app.
Your key sk-proj-…a9Qx is sitting in /assets/index-4f2a.js. Anyone can copy it and spend your credits. Rotate it now, then move the call to a server function.
Move all OpenAI API calls out of the frontend. Create a Supabase Edge Function called "generate-pet" that reads OPENAI_API_KEY from Supabase secrets and calls the API server-side. Update the frontend to call this function instead. Remove every reference to the key from client code and .env files that start with VITE_.
The hero image is a 4.8 MB PNG. On a normal mobile connection people stare at a blank screen for 6 seconds. Most of them leave.
Convert /public/hero.png to WebP at max 1600px wide, under 200 KB. Use an <img> with width/height set, loading="eager" and fetchpriority="high" for the hero, and loading="lazy" for every other image on the page.
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Report not useful? Reply to the email and we'll refund you. No forms, no questions.
We're launching too, and we want your feedback more than your $29. Full Sweep, no card, no catch. Just tell us what you thought.
Yes, that's the whole point. Every issue is explained in plain English: what's wrong, why it matters, and how bad it is. Then you get a prompt to paste into your AI tool so it does the fixing.
Anything that runs on the web. We're tuned for the usual vibe-coding stacks: Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, v0 and Replit, plus React/Next.js/Vite on Vercel, Netlify, Supabase, Firebase and friends. Fix prompts are written for whichever tool you tell us you use.
No. A live URL is enough for the $19 Quick Sweep. Adding the repo ($29) lets us catch secrets in your git history, open database rules and env var mistakes that aren't visible from outside.
We use read-only access, never change anything, and delete our copy of your code once your report is delivered. You can revoke access the moment you get the report.
Nope, and we won't pretend it is. It's a fast, practical launch checklist that catches the most common (and most embarrassing) problems in AI-built apps. If you're handling payments or health data at scale, you'll want a proper audit too.
Most reports land in 30–60 minutes during launch hours. If a check is going to take longer we'll email you to say so. We won't leave you hanging.
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