Your AI built it.
Nobody checked it.
I will.
I have been shipping production software since 2005. Give me your app's address and 48 hours. You get the straight answer: what is leaking, what is broken, what to fix first, and the exact prompt that fixes it. Fixed price. No sales call. No nonsense.
| 93.4% | of 439 AI-built apps we checked in October 2026 ship with no Content Security Policy. Our study |
| 61.7% | name a Supabase project in the code they send to every visitor. Fine, if the access rules are right. Are yours? |
| CVE-2025-48757 | A public vulnerability: apps built with Lovable whose database access rules were left open. The record |
Your builder builds fast. It does not tell you what it skipped.
Lovable, Bolt, Cursor and Claude are great at shipping. Their checks run while you build. Nobody checks what is actually live: with real users, real data and real money on it. A leaked key gets found by bots in hours. An open table gets found by whoever looks first. I would rather it be me.
Everything that ends a launch.
What I check.
| Your database | Access rules (RLS), public storage buckets, a service key in the browser code. The things that leak customers' data. |
| Your keys and your bill | API keys in public code, AI endpoints anyone can call on your account, test keys in production. |
| Your payments | Webhooks that fail quietly, orders paid but never recorded, double charges waiting to happen. |
| Your front door | HTTPS, the seven standard browser protections, exposed files like .env and .git, public source maps. |
| Your email | SPF, DKIM and DMARC, so your sign-up and reset emails land in the inbox and nobody sends mail as you. |
| Your uptime and your deploys | What changed in the last deploy, what breaks under load, certificates and domains about to expire. |
What it means: anyone can read, change or delete every row in your database. What to do, today: paste this into your builder.
Move every use of the Supabase service_role key to server-side code (an Edge Function). The browser may only use the anon key. Then rotate the service_role key in Supabase, Settings, API, and update the server.
One price. Written down. No surprises.
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Add to any package
Add-ons come on top of a package; they are not sold on their own.
| Fix Pack | I fix your five most important findings myself, in your code or your builder. | $600 |
| Single Fix | One finding, fixed by me. The cheapest way to start. Part of the Fix Pack, so not needed with it. | $149 |
| Database Lockdown | Access rules (RLS) for every table, the service key rotated and kept off the browser, storage buckets closed. | $600 |
| Payments Hardening | Stripe done right: no double charges, retries, an alert when a payment webhook fails, orders matched to payments. | $750 |
| Spend Guard | Leaked keys rotated, AI calls moved behind your server, rate limits and spending caps, so nobody runs up your bill. | $400 |
| Backup and Restore | Nightly encrypted backups into storage you own, and a restore test that proves they work. | $250 |
| Launch Day Watch | 72 hours of closer watching around your launch, with me on call. | $350 |
| Works and Looks | Does it actually work, and does it look right? 3 to 5 flows you choose (sign-up, login, password reset, your core feature, checkout in test mode, emails) tested end to end, and your design checked on phone, tablet and desktop in Chrome, Safari and Firefox. Every bug with a screenshot or video, the steps and a fix prompt. Adds 24 hours. | $390 |
Order today. Answer in 48 hours.
How it works.
The guarantee
If the review finds nothing that needs fixing, you get your money back. All of it. I do not need to be paid for telling you that you are fine.
Let's see what your AI left behind.
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- No payment has been taken.Nothing is charged on this page, and nothing is charged before you confirm.
- We confirm by email.Within one business day, to the address you gave: your order, the total and how to pay.
- The clock starts at payment.A senior engineer reviews your live app; the delivery time counts from the moment payment is confirmed.
- You get the report by email.What to fix first, in plain words, with a prompt for your AI builder per finding. A re-check after your fixes is included.
Questions before then? Reply to our confirmation email.
Asked and answered.
Questions.
Do you read my database?
No. Never. I work from the outside, from your code and from your settings. I write access rules and fixes; I do not read your customers' rows. That is a rule of the house, not a promise for the sales page.
What do you need from me?
For the review: your app's address. That is it. For the fixes: access to your code or your builder (Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Replit, v0), which you can take back the minute I am done.
How do I pay?
You order here; nothing is charged on this page. I email you a Payoneer payment request within one business day. Pay by card or US bank transfer. The clock starts when it is paid.
What if you find nothing?
Then you got lucky, and you get your money back. In full. If the review finds nothing that needs fixing, I refund it.
I am not technical. Will I understand the report?
Yes. Plain words first: what it is, why it matters, what happens if you ignore it. Then the exact prompt to paste into your AI builder. The technical details are there for whoever wants them.
Why not just ask the AI to check itself?
Ask it. Then ask who answers when it is wrong. The tool that built the hole is rarely the one that finds it. I check what is actually live, with real users and real money on it.
Who is Lior?
A senior engineer. In tech since 2005, independent since 2012, based in Israel. 7IT builds 7IT Guard, the watch for apps built with AI, and publishes a monthly study of how secure those apps really are.
Want to look first? Run the public check on your app. It takes a minute and shows the outside. The review shows the rest.