People are signing up, and you have no real idea what Cursor, Claude Code, Lovable, Bolt, Replit or v0 wrote under the hood. Our auditors read your code the way an attacker would and tell you in plain words what to fix, within 48 hours.
Repository analysis
Paste your GitHub repository. We identify what you have built, estimate its security surface and scope the appropriate audit. No call required.
Who this is for
AI coding tools make hundreds of confident decisions on your behalf. Most of them are fine. The security-relevant ones need to be reviewed by an expert.
What we check
Here is what we check, and why it matters to you.
One customer could open another customer's orders, messages or invoices. That is a data breach you have to report, and the fastest way to lose your users' trust.
We look at: Object-level authorization on every endpoint that reads or writes user-owned records.
Someone could sign in as one of your users, or as you, without ever knowing the password.
We look at: Sessions, tokens, password and email flows, role checks, routes that only look protected.
A stranger could read, change or delete your entire database, or take over the server your app runs on.
We look at: Injection into shells, databases, templates and anything that builds a command from input.
Your keys to Stripe, OpenAI or your database end up in the wrong hands. Strangers spend your money or read everything you store.
We look at: Keys in the repository, secrets shipped to the browser, over-privileged service accounts.
Bots could copy all your data, create thousands of fake accounts, or run up a cloud bill you only notice at the end of the month.
We look at: Mass assignment, unbounded queries, guessable IDs, missing rate limits.
A booby-trapped file or message could run in other users' browsers and take over their accounts.
We look at: Upload handling, content types, storage paths, parsers, input shown to other users.
An ordinary user could make themselves an admin: change prices, delete accounts, see everything.
We look at: Admin routes, internal tools, feature flags, debug endpoints, privilege escalation.
Someone could send thousands of emails in your name, farm free trials, or trigger payments nobody approved.
We look at: Payments, invitations, exports, password resets, anything that sends or spends.
Sounds complicated? Security is hard, but we make the result easy to understand. Here is how it will look in the report.
What the report looks like
Every report opens with one verdict you can read in a second, then lists each issue in plain words with the fix for your code. Three sample reports from fictional apps:
Security report · sample
Recipe-sharing community
Lovable · Supabase
Good to go
Launch with confidence
Nothing here exposes user data or lets someone take over an account. Access to each recipe and each person's favourites is enforced by the database, not just hidden in the interface. Two small hardening tips to pick up whenever it suits you.
Security report · sample
Booking tool for fitness studios
Cursor · Next.js · Prisma
Fix when you can
Plan it into the next few weeks
No break-in and no leaked member data. What remains makes an attacker's job easier: spammable bookings, reusable reset links, chatty errors. Worth fixing in the next few weeks, not tonight.
Security report · sample
Invoicing app for freelancers
Replit · Express · Postgres
Fix now
Before anything else
Two problems need fixing today: your Stripe secret key is handed to every visitor's browser, and any signed-in customer can open other customers' invoices. A few more issues should follow close behind.
The team
Real people who look at your code in depth, and enough of them across time zones to deliver a high-quality audit in 48 hours.
Every audit is done by a security engineer who reads the codebase in depth: how users are identified, where data is scoped, which routes trust what. Tools help them move fast.
From Buenos Aires to Manila, the team covers every time zone. Your audit keeps moving while you sleep, that's how a thorough review fits into 48 hours.
We look at apps from Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable, Replit and Bolt every week. We know where generated code cuts corners, so we focus on the risk areas.
Supported Builders
Cursor 
Claude Code 
Lovable 
Replit 
Bolt 
v0 
Next.js 
React 
Express 
Prisma 
Supabase 
Postgres 
Firebase 
React Native 
Flutter Base44 apps are not supported because their access rules live inside their platform and are not exported. No serious provider can offer Base44 security audits based only on exported code.
Built with something else? Paste the repository. The estimator detects your stack and tells you within a minute whether we can audit it.
Check my stackQuestions
Add @zebrazones as a collaborator with read access on GitHub, then paste the repository URL into the estimator.
$99, $199 or $499 including VAT, depending on the size of the codebase. The estimator reads your repository and gives you the exact figure in about a minute.
No. Automation handles the parts machines are good at: dependency versions, secret patterns, obviously unsafe calls. The findings that matter need someone who understands your authorization model and then tries to break it. That part is done by a person.
Yes, because it is built for it. This is a time-boxed 48-hour assessment that goes straight to the highest-risk areas of your codebase. If you want one fast, focused service that makes your app meaningfully more secure, this is it.
Push the fixes and we retest the findings from the report at no extra cost within 30 days. You get an updated report showing what is closed.
No, and nobody who says otherwise is being straight with you. An audit finds what a competent attacker with limited time would find. We find the highest-impact issues and give you everything you need to fix them.
The price depends on the size of your codebase and includes VAT. Paste the repository and the estimator tells you exactly.
