Your clients' apps, checked every month for what the coding agent left open

For agencies shipping AI-built apps on Vercel + Supabase: every month we review up to 3 client apps for tables without row level security, policies that let anyone read, update or delete, service role keys reaching the browser and unsigned Stripe webhooks, send a fix list your coding agent can apply, and re-check after the fixes. $250 a month, cancel any time, and the first month is paid only if the first report is useful.

What you get each month

Up to 3 client apps a month, as GitHub repos. Swap apps from month to month.
A written review per app: tables without row level security, policies that let anyone read, update or delete (checked together with grants), service role or secret keys reaching the browser, security definer functions anon can call, unsigned Stripe webhooks, and env vars that differ between environments.
Each finding with the file and line, who could use it, and a fix prompt your coding agent can apply.
One re-check per app after your fixes, with a note on what changed and what is still open.
The free VibeRaven GitHub Action set up on each repo, so new migrations get checked on pull requests.
Each review back within 3 business days.

What is not included

No penetration test, no live attack and no compliance certificate.
No access to production databases unless you give a read-only Supabase connection. Without one, the review covers the code, plus SQL checks you can run on the live project yourself.
The fixes themselves, which are available as a separate quote.

Limits

VibeRaven is advice, not a gate. Without a read-only connection it is a repository check, not a live database or security test, and a clean report does not prove an app is secure. Every report is read by a person before it is sent.

Why would an agency pay for this?

In 512 public Lovable repos we read, 1 in 6 let signed-out visitors update or delete a whole table. The agency that shipped the app is the one the client calls when that data leaks.