VibeSafe

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Pre-ship security, in plain English

You didn't write the code.
Do you know if it's safe to ship?

VibeSafe scans the app you built with an AI coding agent and tells you — in plain language — what's wrong, why it matters, and the smallest fix. Built for solo and indie builders, not security teams.

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Founding member price: $19 one-time — free at launch, then $19 per scan.

01 — The problem

The code you shipped probably has a hole in it.

AI writes code fast. It does not write code safely. The evidence is not subtle.

45–88%

of AI-generated code contains at least one real, exploitable vulnerability.

380,000

publicly exposed assets built on vibe-coding platforms — shipped with no security review.

< 3 min

to breach the Moltbook app — whose founder wrote zero lines of code himself.

Breach · 2026

Moltbook

1.5M API tokens and 35,000 user emails exposed in under three minutes. No code written by the founder.

Breach · 2026

Tea App

Private user images left publicly accessible — the kind of mistake a scanner catches and a busy builder never sees.

02 — What existing tools get wrong

Snyk and Semgrep were built for engineers who already speak the language.

Existing scanners assume you already know what a CVE is and how to read a CVSS score. They flag the problem, hand you a compliance report, and walk away. If you didn't write the code and you don't have a security background, that report is just a wall of jargon telling you something is wrong — without telling you what to actually do.

03 — Same finding, two ways

This is the whole difference.

The exact same vulnerability. One report you can't use. One you can.

TYPICAL SCANNER OUTPUT

HIGH CWE-798: Use of Hard-coded Credentials
auth/supabase.js:14
Rule: javascript.lang.security.audit.hardcoded-dynamic-value.hardcoded-dynamic-value
Severity: 8.2 · Confidence: HIGH

VIBESAFE OUTPUT

Your Supabase API key is written directly into your code on line 14 of auth/supabase.js.

This means anyone who can read your code — including anyone you share it with, or anyone who finds it on GitHub — has full access to your database.

FIX

Move this to an environment variable (a .env file you never commit). Takes about 5 minutes — and it's the single highest-priority fix in this report.

04 — How it works

Three steps. No security knowledge required.

01

Point us at your code

Paste your GitHub repo URL or upload a zip. That's the whole setup.

02

We scan the dangerous stuff

We check for the most common, most damaging vulnerability classes — the ones that actually get apps breached.

03

You get a plain-English report

Exactly what to fix, why it matters, and how — ordered by what to do first.

05 — Who this is for

If you've shipped — or are about to ship — an app you built with an AI coding agent, and you're not a security engineer, this is for you. You don't need to understand what a CVE is. You need to know what to do.

Know before you ship.

Join the waitlist. Founding members get their first scan free when we launch.

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