Find out what's wrong with your AI-built app before your users do.
Lovable, Bolt, Replit and Cursor get you to a demo fast. What they don't tell you is what's exposed underneath. We read your code and database rules, and in three working days you get a plain-English report: what could leak, what will break with real users, and what to fix first. Fix it yourself, or have us do it at a fixed price.
Rather talk first? Book a 30-min call with Ali. No obligation to go ahead.
Ideal for
- Founders about to take payments or personal data in an AI-built app
- Anyone unsure whether their prototype is safe to launch
- Teams deciding whether to fix their prototype or start again
What it does, and why it matters
Feature: A read-only review
We read the repository and database rules; nothing in your app is changed
You learn the risks without anyone touching production
Feature: Ranked by risk
Each problem comes with what it means for users and how hard it is to fix
You fix what matters first, not what's loudest
Feature: Written for founders
Plain English, with the technical detail underneath for whoever fixes it
You can act on it without a CTO
Feature: A fixed price for the fixes
If you want us to fix it, the report ends with a scope and a price
No open-ended rescue bill
What the audit checks
Keys in the browser
Supabase service keys, OpenAI keys or Stripe secrets shipped in the front end, where anyone can read them.
Open database tables
Tables without row-level security, so one signed-in user can read or change another's records.
Unguarded routes
API routes and admin pages that check sign-in on the screen but not on the server.
Payments that don't reconcile
Stripe webhooks that aren't verified, and subscriptions that drift out of sync with what customers paid for.
Failures nobody hears about
No error alerts, no backups and no rate limits, so problems surface as angry emails.
What it costs
The audit stands on its own: you keep the report whatever you decide. If you want us to fix what it finds, hardening one core flow usually fits the 7-Day Sprint.
Building blocks we use
- Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Cursor and v0 code
- Supabase and Postgres
- Firebase
- Stripe
- Next.js and React
AI App Audit
$300
A written review of your AI-built app: what's exposed, what will break with real users, and what to fix first.
- Read-only review of your repository and database rules
- Security: keys in the browser, open tables, unguarded routes
- Payments: Stripe webhooks, subscriptions and failed payments
- Reliability: errors nobody hears about, missing backups
- A written report, ranked by risk, in plain English
- A fixed-price quote for the fixes, if you want them
Paid in full when the review starts. The full fee comes off a 7, 14 or 21-day build booked within 30 days of the report. How the fixes work
What it’s like to work with Ali.
43 contracts · 100% Job SuccessCommon questions
Why not build it myself with Lovable, Bolt or Cursor?
For a quick prototype, you should. They're great for testing a screen or a flow. The gap shows up when real people use it: sign-in that holds up, payments, data you can't afford to lose, errors you hear about, and code a developer can keep building on. That's the part we do. If you've already built a prototype, send it with your brief. It's a useful starting point.
Will you rewrite my prototype from scratch?
Only the parts that need it. We start by reviewing the code, the database rules and the payment flow, then keep the screens and flows that work and replace what won't hold up. The written scope says which is which before any work starts.
Should I start with the audit or go straight to a build?
Start with the audit if you're not sure what state the app is in, or whether it's worth keeping. You get a written report in three working days and keep it whatever you decide. If you already know it needs work, skip it and send a brief: the scoping call covers the same ground. If you book a build within 30 days of the report, the audit fee comes off the price.
What do you need for the audit?
Read-only access to the repository, and a look at the database rules (for Supabase, the policies and table settings). We don't change anything in your app or your accounts during the audit. If you'd rather not share access, an export of the code works too.