Make your vibe-coded app safe enough to keep building

You launched fast with Cursor, Claude Code, Lovable, Replit, or Bolt. The app works, but the code is hard to trust. Guard audits the repo and the live app for the security risks vibe coding ships, and hands you a fix-ready checklist.

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Why vibe coding is a security problem

Vibe coding optimizes for a working demo, not a defensible app. The fastest path to 'it works' often skips auth, leaks secrets, trusts user input, and pulls in packages nobody vetted. None of that shows up until someone looks, or until an attacker does.

Is my vibe-coded app safe? The checklist

Guard checks the security questions a vibe-coded app most often fails:

Are API keys or secrets exposed in code or on a public route?
Does every sensitive endpoint actually require authentication?
Is user input validated before it reaches a query or command?
Are all dependencies real, maintained, and free of known vulnerabilities?
Do the tests prove behavior, or just pass?
Can the running app leak data or fail open under real requests?

Secure vibe coding is an audit, not a vibe

You do not have to slow down to ship safely. Guard runs an independent audit across code, dependencies, tests, and runtime, ranks what actually puts you at risk, and explains each finding in plain language.

Findings you can act on, fixes you review

Risks come back as reviewable GitHub issues with what is wrong and why it matters. When a fix is bounded and useful, Guard opens a narrow pull request for a person to review and merge.

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Quick questions

Is vibe-coded code actually less secure?

Not inevitably, but it usually ships more risk per line: secrets in code, missing auth, hallucinated packages, and tests that prove nothing. The speed that builds the app also skips the checks that keep it safe.

Do I need to understand the code to use Guard?

No. Guard explains each finding in plain language a non-technical founder can act on, and an engineer can verify. You do not need to read the code to know what is at risk.

Can I get a security checklist for my own app?

Yes. Connect the repo and the first audit is free. Guard returns your app's actual findings as a prioritized, fix-ready list.

Find out if your vibe-coded app is safe.

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