Launch security · Mac

Before you share a vibe-coded app, check the boring risks

VibeShield is a quick human-reviewed launch audit for founders who want to catch exposed secrets, unsafe defaults and obvious security gaps before users find them.

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Not a certification: a short practical pass that helps you decide what to fix before launch. Sensitive credentials should never be shared in a public repository.

Five checks worth doing before launch

Secrets

Search the repo and client bundle for API keys, tokens and credentials that should be server-side.

Access

Confirm test accounts, admin routes and storage rules do not expose more than intended.

Inputs

Try unexpected values, long text and missing fields in the forms your users can reach.

Dependencies

Check the packages and hosted services your launch depends on, including their fallback behaviour.

Recovery

Know how to rotate a credential, disable a route and contact users if something goes wrong.

Why a small review helps

Vibe coding makes the first version wonderfully fast. It can also leave assumptions hidden in generated code and configuration. A short review turns “I think it is safe” into a list of specific checks and fixes.

If your app is nearly ready and you want another pair of eyes, book a VibeShield audit.