Send the repo your AI tool wrote. We explain each security problem in plain English and can send the fixes as a draft pull request you approve.
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Checks tuned for apps built with Cursor, v0, Lovable, Replit, Bolt and Antigravity.
Every finding names the file and line, explains the problem without jargon, and comes with the fix. Commit the three suggestions below to see how a review lands.
Security review: 3 findings
0 of 3 fixes committed
Illustrative exampleAnything named NEXT_PUBLIC_ is bundled into the JavaScript every visitor downloads, so anyone can copy this key from their browser. With it they can issue refunds and read your customers’ details. Rename it so it stays on the server, then roll the key in Stripe, because the old one has already shipped.
Suggested change
Nothing merges until you say so.
Every AI tool has habits. We review against the ones your tool is known for, so the report fits how your app was actually built.
What we check in Cursor apps
The full Cursor reviewCursor can inline an API key straight from a tutorial snippet, and it ships with your code.
Suggested change: Move each key to a server-only variable, then rotate it.
App Router server actions are easy to wire up wrong. Cursor sometimes skips input validation and the auth check.
Suggested change: Validate the input and check the session in every action.
Cursor-generated /api/chat endpoints are catnip for billing attacks.
Suggested change: Require sign-in and cap requests per user.
Variables prefixed with NEXT_PUBLIC_ are visible to every visitor. Cursor doesn't always know which ones should stay private.
Suggested change: Drop the prefix from anything secret and read it on the server.
These problems turn up again and again in AI-written code. Each one comes back explained, with the change to make.
Included in every review
8 checks
Your OpenAI, Stripe or Anthropic key shouldn’t be in the code your users download.
Suggested change: Move each key to a server-only variable, then rotate it.
Without a rate limit, one script can run up a surprise bill with your AI provider.
Suggested change: Check who is calling and cap requests per user.
AI loves making admin pages, and sometimes forgets to lock them.
Suggested change: Check the signed-in user’s role before the page loads.
If a variable starts with NEXT_PUBLIC_, every visitor can read it.
Suggested change: Keep secrets in server-only variables.
If user input lands straight in a database query, someone can read or delete your data.
Suggested change: Pass input as parameters, never as part of the query.
You launch, and real customers pay $0 because the test keys are still live.
Suggested change: Use live keys in production and keep test keys out of it.
Plenty of breaches start with an outdated library.
Suggested change: Upgrade the packages that have published security advisories.
That /api/me endpoint may be returning fields you forgot were there.
Suggested change: Return only the fields the page actually shows.
Try the free key-leak scan first if you like. When you’re ready for the full review, it goes like this.
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Start with a free lightweight preview, then buy a one-off review of one project. AI-assisted checks are reviewed by a person, and you get a prioritised report in plain English within 5 working days. Fixes can be sent as a draft pull request or patch on request. Review and test any change before you use it.
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No. The report explains each issue in plain English and what to change. You can download a corrected ZIP or have us open a draft pull request in your repository. Nothing is merged for you: review the changes and run your own tests before you merge.
We never push changes to your live site. You always see the suggested fix first and approve it before anything ships.
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Every finding gets translated. If we can’t explain it without jargon, it doesn’t go in the report.
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