apps exposed by one flaw
CVE-2025-48757: row-level security left off, so anyone could read other people’s records.
Source: NVD ↗Built with Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit or Cursor?
Paste a link and we open your app the way a visitor does. You get a grade, what is broken in plain words, and a prompt that fixes it. No code — and your first scan is free.
Free · No card · We break nothing — we only read what any visitor sees
The problem
Not a scare story — three documented cases. Bots crawl new sites within hours of them going live, and they look for exactly this.
CVE-2025-48757: row-level security left off, so anyone could read other people’s records.
Source: NVD ↗Names, emails and API keys readable by any visitor — no login, no exploit needed.
Source: The Register ↗Measured across 100+ language models on standard security tasks — not a survey.
Source: Veracode ↗Every one of these is visible from the outside — which means you can check for it in a minute. Check your app →
How it works
No signup, no access to your code or hosting. Just the address anyone can open.
A real browser loads your app like a visitor: console, network, rendered page, speed.
Each finding comes with proof and a prompt you can paste straight back into your builder.
What you get
This is an actual scan of a demo app — grade, findings in plain words, and the measurements behind them.
Anyone opening your page can read and change every row in your database.
Your API allows requests from any origin, so another site can pull your data through a visitor.
Part of the page silently stops working — the visitor sees an empty screen, you see nothing.
Not only security
Security is the heart, but we check everything a visitor and a search engine meet — 30 checks across eight areas, one run.
Keys and tokens that reached the browser or the repository
Whether one user can reach another user’s records
Errors thrown at visitors, broken images, failed requests
Core Web Vitals measured on a throttled connection
Whether Google can index you and has something to show
Compression, caching, certificate and its expiry
Libraries with publicly known vulnerabilities
Publicly readable tables and open file storage
Is this safe?
Fair question — we are asking you to hand a link to a tool you just met. So here is exactly what happens.
Your app is public right now. Check it before someone else does.
Free · No card · Nothing is stored after the scan