Bring your app.
Start with the app you built. No need to understand every line of code.
Your app has a front door.
Is it locked?
It works. It looks great. But what did AI leave open? Find the security gaps before someone else does.
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«But it works»
isn't a security check.
Your app can look finished and still leave private data out in the open.
ShipSafe finds the gaps and explains what they mean, so you know what needs fixing even if you didn't write the code.
See what a finding looks like
critical
Stripe secret key in public code
A key that should live on your server is sitting in a file anyone can download. Someone could use it to charge cards or read payouts.
app.example.com/assets/index.js:1
$ shipsafe scan
Waiting for your app's URL.
Checks run read-only, one request per second.
Any key found is redacted before it is shown.
Read-only checks. Keys stay redacted.
A clear next step changes everything.
No scan yet.
Run a scan and your grade, your findings and your private report appear here.
ShipSafe
Scan complete
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Security Grade
A snapshot of the checks completed.
Sensitive items found
0
Defense score
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0Critical
0Medium
0Low
Public-safe summary. Private details stay private.
Unlock your full report
Get the exact location of every finding, the redacted key details, and one-click AI fix prompts for all of them.
Free example — this is what the locked detail looks like
Paste this into your AI builder:
Less guesswork.
One clear grade.
A simple A–F grade. A count of what needs attention. A result you can actually understand.
Share the big picture without sharing the weak spots. Your public card leaves out the details someone could use against you.
A scan is a snapshot, not a promise of perfect security.
From «I hope it's safe»
to «I know what to fix.»
Find the open doors.
Run a scan. Get the findings in plain language, with the biggest risks first.
Fix. Check. Ship.
Take the findings back to your AI builder. Make the fixes. Then scan again.
Join the founders who
know what's open.
Don't let an open door undo what you built.
A little clarity before your next launch.