VibeShields

VibeShields checks your live Lovable, Bolt, or Cursor app for open Supabase and Firebase data and exposed keys, then explains each problem in plain English with the exact prompt to fix it. Key features: • Detects database tables that anyone on the internet can read • Finds leaked Stripe, OpenAI, and Supabase admin keys in your website code • Tests Firebase rules to confirm data is locked to signed-in users • Explains every finding in simple language, with no security jargon • Gives you a ready-to-paste fix prompt for your builder • Re-checks your app on every deploy VibeShields is built for the common mistakes that vibe-coded apps make. Builders are excellent at making features work, but they rarely think about who else can access the data. Most leaks come from two issues: a database left open to the whole internet, or a secret key shipped inside the site where anyone can copy it. These problems do not appear when you click through your own app, so the checks run against your live app from the outside and only use read-only requests. Evidence is always masked. VibeShields never stores your keys or your users' data, and you must prove you own the app before any scan begins. You do not need to share your source code. Each report lists what is critical, what is high risk, and what already passed, so you know exactly where to focus. Fixes are written for people who do not write code, so you can paste the prompt into your builder and move on. VibeShields is ideal for solo founders, indie makers, and small teams who launched a Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Replit, or v0 app with Supabase or Firebase and want to confirm their users' data is safe before or after launch. It is also useful for agencies that hand off no-code projects to clients and need a quick security check before going live.