Your database answers to anyone
Row-level security left off. One crafted request returns every row your users ever created — no break-in required.
For software built with AI
Coherence & Security audit
Your app looks fine. We tell you if it really is.
You built something real with AI, without an engineering team behind you. We read what sits underneath: the security holes, the data left open, and the parts that buckle when real people show up. We find them before your users do.
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One of only 6 official Lovable partners worldwide.
What hides underneath
It all works. That isn't the same as it's all safe.
These are the four things we find again and again in apps built fast with AI. None of them show up while you're clicking through your own product.
Your keys are in the browser
API keys and service secrets shipped to the client, where anyone who opens dev tools can read and reuse them.
Anyone can be anyone
Auth that checks who you are but never what you're allowed to touch. Change an ID in the URL and you're inside someone else's account.
It drifts from what you meant
Every AI-generated change can quietly loosen something an earlier one locked down. Nothing errors. It just stops being what you asked for.
You will not find these by using your own app.
The problem
You're proud of it, and afraid to touch it
There's a low, constant dread in shipping something you can't inspect. It isn't paranoia. It's missing information, and here is exactly what's missing.
What you can check yourself
- “It works when I use it.” You're the only one who has tried it the way it was meant to be used.
- “Nothing has broken yet.” From the outside, safe and simply untested look identical.
- “The AI said it was done.” Done means the code runs. It doesn't mean it holds.
What you know after the audit
- Exactly which data is exposed, and to whom — named, table by table.
- Which part fails first when traffic arrives, and how far away that is.
- Where the build drifted from what you actually asked for.
- A fix list in priority order, with a price attached to each one.
The gap between those two columns is where the dread lives. Closing it takes days, not months.
What we actually look at
Six places AI-built apps come apart
Not a checklist we run and forget. Every one of these gets read by a human who has seen it go wrong before.
Data exposure
What a stranger can pull out of your database with nothing but a browser and a little curiosity.
Keys & secrets
What got shipped to the browser, what's sitting in your repo, and what should have stayed on the server.
Auth & access
Who can sign in, who can act as somebody else, and which routes forgot to ask for permission at all.
Drift from intent
Where the build quietly diverged from what you asked for — the rule that got dropped three prompts ago.
Under real load
The queries, limits, and background jobs that hold fine for one user and buckle at a thousand.
Untested paths
Payments, uploads, refunds, edge cases — the flows nobody has ever run twice, where silence looks like success.
What lands in your inbox
A plan you can act on, not a 60-page PDF
Everything written so you can read it yourself, and repeat it to a board, a customer, or an investor without translating.
A prioritized findings report
Every issue ranked by what it would actually cost you — not by scanner severity. Plus what we're not sure of, said out loud.
A fix plan, in order
What to fix first, what can wait, and what we'd leave alone. Yours to keep, whoever ends up doing the work.
An exact price for what's next
Not a range. The number of changes, the cost per change, and your approval before anything starts.
Something you can hand over
Once the fixes land, a verification summary a customer, partner, or investor can read and trust.
Illustrative example. Your report is built from your app.
How it works
What it costs, in order of commitment
There's one decision to make today: the audit. Everything after it is priced from what we actually find, and you approve it first.
Step 1 · Start here
Coherence & Security Audit
$1,000one-time, fixed
Know exactly where your app stands — and what it costs to make it solid.
- Full security read — row-level security, exposed keys, auth and access gaps
- Structural health of the code, and where it drifted from what you asked for
- What's untested, and what that puts at risk
- Prioritized findings report in plain language
- A fix plan, and an exact price for the next step
Choose and start auditing →
Turnaround: a few hours.
Step 2 · The fix
Production-Safe
$295/ verified change
We fix what the audit found and harden your app for real traffic.
- Priced per verified change, never per project — no two apps arrive in the same shape
- Your audit sets the count, and you approve it before we start
- A typical small app runs 6 to 10 changes
- Every change verified, not just shipped
- A verification summary you can hand to a customer, partner, or investor
Choose and start auditing →
Priced from your audit. No guesses without one.
Step 3 · Stay solid
Safe-Change Layer
$300–600/ month
Stay solid while you keep building. A fixed app should stay a fixed app.
- Every significant change reviewed before it becomes a problem
- No reopened security holes, no drift from what you meant
- A plain-language explanation of anything risky
- A ready-to-paste fix — not a ticket for you to figure out
Contact us
Two plans: Builder and Growth.
Every significant change is reviewed, not watched in real time. The point: your app is secure now — this keeps it solid while you keep moving.
The plan
Three steps to knowing where you stand
You're the one building. We're the ones telling you the truth about what got built.
We look under the hood
How your data is protected, who can reach what, where the build drifted, and the parts that quietly break as you grow.
We tell you the truth, plainly
What's solid, what's at risk, and what we're not yet sure of — in language you can repeat to your board or your investors.
We keep watching
As you keep building, we catch new cracks before they slip through — so a fixed app stays a fixed app.
Proof
Audits and builds we've put through these checks
Some of this work was an audit of an app someone else wrote. The rest we built ourselves, and every one of them went through the same review before it went live.
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Audit Consulting Safe launchGIFCT
The Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism, founded by Meta, Microsoft and YouTube, needed one place for its Operating Board and Independent Advisory Committee to work. We built the governance portal and took it from build to launch.
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AuditSnapCycle
An app that identifies recyclable materials from a single scan, heading for both app stores. We accompanied the team through their technology choices and architectural decisions, the calls that are expensive to reverse later.
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From scratch MaintenanceReactView
Coaches record a game, review it frame by frame, draw the play on a live tactics board, and see who watched. We built the platform and the admin plane under it.
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Custom build Safe launch MaintenanceO Lab Plus
An independent optical laboratory in Brossard, Québec, serving eyecare clinics since 1987. We built the platform its orders run through, and we maintain it release after release.
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From scratch
FitCook Foodz
A recipe library with full nutrition data, an in-app store, a premium subscription, cooking courses and a community feed. Fourteen weeks from concept to live on both stores.
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From scratch
Relance Métabolique
A Québec coaching program on one app the client owns: the full four-phase curriculum, a coaching messenger with voice notes and scheduled broadcasts, and every client's progress in one database.
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From scratch MaintenanceDrouin CTB and ti360
Two Québec accounting firms collect the same tax file from every client each year. We built the portal that requests the documents, walks the client through the questionnaire, and sends the reminders.
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From scratchSafari Condo
A Québec motorhome maker with more support requests than people to read them. We automated the desk: replies pre-composed, documentation pulled in on the spot, every request categorized.
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From scratch ConsultingShiploose
A modular construction manufacturer moved every material request between its sites and its warehouse through one shared spreadsheet. We scoped the replacement, then built the application that took its place.
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Where this is going
From one app to a whole organization
Today, we make one app solid and keep it that way. The bigger idea we're building toward is coherence everywhere, where people, policies, processes, and AI all stay true to each other.
We start with one app because that's where the need bites hardest today, and we're building toward a whole organization that stays coherent with what it means to do.
Now
The audit you can act on
What's broken, exposed, or drifted from what you meant. Read by a human and delivered in language you can act on.
Next
Coherence that keeps watching
Not a report that goes stale the day you get it. A layer that keeps checking your app against what you meant while you keep changing it.
The horizon
The coherent organization
People, policies, processes, and AI staying true to each other, across a whole organization instead of a single app.
That is our direction, not something we do for you yet.
FAQ
What clients ask before they book
I built this with AI and I'm not technical. Can you still audit it?
That's exactly who this is for. We work inside the tools you already use, and we're one of only six official Lovable partners worldwide. You won't need to explain your architecture to us, and you won't need an engineer beside you to read the report.
Will you break my app?
The audit is read-only. We look; we don't touch. If you go ahead with fixes, every change is scoped and approved by you first, then verified before it ships.
What if you don't find anything serious?
Then you get that in writing and you stop wondering. Knowing your app is solid is the deliverable — a clean report is a good outcome, not a wasted one.
Do I have to buy the fixes from you?
No. The findings report and the fix plan are yours. Hand them to your own developer, to another studio, or straight back to your AI tool. We'd like to do the work, but the audit stands on its own.
How is this different from running a security scanner?
A scanner matches known patterns. We check whether your app does what you actually meant — that the data is locked down, the access rules make sense, and the thing holds when real people arrive. And we tell you what we're not sure of, which no scanner will do.
What does it cost to fix what you find?
$295 per verified change. Your audit sets the count and you approve it before anything starts — a typical small app runs 6 to 10 changes. You'll have an exact number, not a range, before you commit a dollar.
Next step
Start with the audit
You'll know where your app stands, in plain language, and what it takes to make it solid.