BLOCK SHIP, SHIP WITH FIXES, or CLEAR
A plain-English launch decision instead of a long technical dump.
Senior developer audit for AI-built SaaS
Fixed-scope 24h launch verdict for Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Supabase, Stripe, n8n, and AI API apps. I check for data leaks, billing drift, exposed keys, paid API abuse, and automation failures before real users arrive.
Read-only first. No production access needed for the initial verdict.
Preview works. Launch paths are still unproven.
Cancelled users can keep paid access.
One user can read another user's rows.
No guardrail on paid API calls.
Fix before public launch.
No vague teardown. You get a decision-ready report a founder can act on before users, payments, or investors arrive.
A plain-English launch decision instead of a long technical dump.
Each issue includes what I saw, why it matters, and where to verify it.
Critical path first: data exposure, billing drift, paid API abuse, auth gaps, and broken automations.
The $299 audit stands alone. Paid implementation is scoped only after the launch risks are clear.
The first step is fast and controlled. You send context, I confirm scope, then you get the launch verdict.
Share the app URL, stack, and what worries you most.
Read-only access, screenshots, logs, or test accounts are enough for the first verdict.
BLOCK SHIP, SHIP WITH FIXES, or CLEAR with evidence and fix priority.
If any of these questions sound familiar, the app is ready for a focused launch safety check.
Check production paths, not only the preview demo.
Verify User A / User B isolation, RLS, storage, and service role exposure.
Test cancellation, failed payment, trial, refund, and entitlement events.
Search frontend bundles, public env vars, logs, prompts, and repo history.
A reload loop, retry bug, or public page can trigger paid API calls thousands of times before it looks like a traffic spike.
Before launch, I check whether paid AI APIs, database reads, and automations can run uncontrollably from page loads, retries, loops, or public routes.
RLS is off, policies are too broad, service-role keys land in the browser, or API routes return more data than users should see.
Checkout works once, but failed payments, cancellations, duplicate events, refunds, and webhook retries never update your database correctly.
n8n workflows, emails, webhooks, AI calls, and CRM syncs fail quietly. Stripe says delivered, Supabase says saved, but the business flow is broken.
I review the parts that decide whether your SaaS can safely take users, payments, and production traffic.
The report is built for founder decisions: severity, evidence, business risk, and the next fix.
RLS is disabled on profiles. A browser request can return rows for multiple user IDs.
User data can leak before launch, creating refund, trust, and support risk.
Enable RLS, add owner-scoped policies, verify with a second test account, then re-check API routes.
For audit, send read-only repo access plus screenshots or dashboard exports. Full production access is not needed for the first review.
BLOCK SHIP, SHIP WITH FIXES, or CLEAR. Every finding includes evidence, risk, screenshot or file reference, and a plain-English fix.
Paid fixes are scoped after the audit. Viewer access comes first; write access happens only after written approval for specific changes.
$299
For founders who need to know if the app is safe enough to launch.
$1,200
Optional after audit, for apps with confirmed launch blockers.
From $2,500
For broken production apps, payment drift, exposed keys, or urgent founder demos.
“The app works in preview” is not the same as “the app is safe in production.”
This is a production readiness and security review for early-stage apps. It is not a full penetration test, legal compliance audit, or certification.
The first audit is read-only. You stay in control of production, Stripe, Supabase, and deploy access.
For the launch audit, screenshots, logs, deployed URLs, or read-only repo access are enough.
I check the systems AI builders often wire together incorrectly: auth, billing, database access, APIs, and automations.
If fixes are needed, they are priced and approved after the report names the critical path.
No. The Launch Audit is read-only. I do not make changes unless you approve a specific fix in writing.
Usually a deployed app URL, screenshots, logs, or read-only access. For paid fixes, I ask only for the minimum access needed for the approved change.
A clear P0/P1/P2 report: what blocks launch, what can wait, and what I recommend fixing first.
That is fine. The $299 Launch Audit is standalone. Fixes are optional.
You still get the launch verdict, evidence of what was checked, and the lower-priority risks that can wait until after launch.
I only use submitted details to review the request, communicate with you, and deliver the audit or fix work.
Practical checks for founders building with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Supabase, Stripe, n8n, and similar tools.
Check auth, Supabase RLS, exposed keys, storage, Stripe access, and AI API abuse before real users arrive.
LovableTest public links, logged-out access, User A / User B isolation, Supabase RLS, storage, keys, and API routes.
SupabaseCheck missing RLS, permissive policies, service role leaks, storage buckets, and cross-user data access before launch.
SupabaseFind exposed Supabase service_role keys, rotate secrets, and verify backend-only access before launch.
SupabaseProve User A cannot read, update, delete, list, or download User B data before launch.
SupabaseCheck RLS status, policies, storage, service role keys, and User A / User B access before launch.
LaunchCheck Supabase RLS, exposed API keys, Stripe webhooks, auth, rate limits, CAPTCHA, CORS, and production config before users arrive.
StripeCheck customer.subscription.deleted, entitlements, failed payments, retries, and database access state before launch.
API costStop reload loops, retry storms, public routes, and paid AI API abuse from burning credits before launch.
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