Every quiet gate before you ship.

We look for live API keys, tokens, and credentials sitting in client bundles or source where a stranger can copy them.

One leaked Stripe or OpenAI key can empty a wallet overnight. Catching secrets before launch is the cheapest security win for vibe-coded apps.

We check whether your cross-origin rules are wide open, especially wildcards paired with credentials.

Loose CORS lets other sites call your APIs as if they were yours. Tight origin policy keeps browser traffic on the paths you meant to allow.

We probe for missing CSP, HSTS, X-Frame-Options, and related hardening headers on live URLs.

Headers are cheap defenses against clickjacking, mixed content, and script injection. Search engines and browsers both notice when they are missing.

We scan your dependency tree for known-vulnerable or abandoned packages that still ship with the app.

Most vibe-coded stacks inherit risk from npm. Known CVEs are public; attackers do not need inventiveness, only an unpatched install.

We look for server-only secrets used in the client, exposed dotfiles, and keys that belong behind the server wall.

AI scaffolds often put REACT_APP_ or NEXT_PUBLIC_ in front of secrets by habit. Config exposure is how private settings become public pages.

We review weak JWT secrets, missing rate limits, and insecure session patterns that show up in code and config.

Login is the front door. Soft session handling is how accounts get guessed, replayed, or shared without you noticing.

We look for functions and routes that accept a record identifier without first proving the signed-in user owns that record.

A valid identifier should never be enough to read or change someone else's data. Ownership checks keep account boundaries intact.

We check for debug flags, verbose errors, and source maps that still ship to production.

Debug leftovers hand attackers a map of your code. They also make your app look unfinished to careful users and reviewers.

We look for hardcoded ports and URLs, missing health checks, and environment assumptions that break outside localhost.

A deploy that only works on your laptop is not launched. Readiness checks catch the last-mile mistakes AI tools skip.

We review code and configuration for missing rate limits, unbounded queries, long synchronous work, and absent timeouts or retries.

These signals identify places that deserve capacity planning before real traffic arrives, without sending load at your application.

Advisory. These signals are reported and roadmapped, but never counted in your security score — a static review can't prove how your app behaves under load.

We report concrete signals such as policy-link presence, tracker inventory, cookie notices, licenses, and payment-card-shaped values in source.

A factual inventory helps you find questions that may need product, privacy, or legal review without pretending to answer them.

Advisory and informational only. We report signals, not verdicts, and nothing here is legal advice. Excluded from the security score and from the remediation roadmap.

We look for secrets entering prompts, model output reaching dangerous sinks, broad tool permissions, and missing rate or cost limits.

Agentic code joins untrusted text to powerful actions. These patterns deserve a deliberate human review before deployment.

Deterministic pattern review only. Every finding here is marked needs verification and never moves your score — we're pointing at something to look at, not telling you it's broken.