Security

IS YOUR LOVABLE APP ACTUALLY SECURE?

AI writes code that works, not code that holds up when someone pokes at it. We review your Lovable app the way an attacker would, then fix what we find.

What we usually find

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RLS that lets everyone read everything

Row level security switched off, or switched on with a policy of USING (true), which still shows as enabled while every row is public. The most common hole in Lovable apps by far.

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Keys in the frontend

Service role keys, Stripe secret keys or OpenAI keys shipped to the browser, where anyone can copy them from dev tools.

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Auth that trusts the client

Admin checks done in React instead of the database, so changing one value in the browser unlocks the admin panel.

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Public storage buckets

Invoices, ID documents and private uploads sitting in buckets marked public, reachable by URL.

What you get

  • check_circleA written report ranked by severity, in plain English, with proof for each finding
  • check_circleFixes applied: RLS policies, moved secrets, server-side checks, bucket permissions
  • check_circleEdge functions reviewed for verify_jwt, input validation and rate limits
  • check_circleA re-test after the fixes, so you know they hold

Fixed price, agreed after a free call. No hourly surprises.

  1. 01

    Free call

    Tell us what the app does and who uses it. We agree a fixed price.

  2. 02

    Access

    Invite us to your Lovable project and Supabase organization using our two-minute guides.

  3. 03

    Audit and fix

    We test, write up and fix. Nothing changes in production without your OK.

  4. 04

    Report and re-test

    You get the report, the fixes and a clean re-test.

FAQ

Is my Lovable app insecure by default?

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Not necessarily, but security depends on what the AI generated for your data. Lovable has a built-in security scan, which is a good start. It cannot know your business rules, like which user should see which row. That is where most real problems are.

Did the Lovable security incident affect my app?

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The April 2026 incident exposed chat histories of public projects on the free plan. Your app's own database security is a separate question, and it is the one this audit answers.

Do you need my production data?

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No. We test access rules with throwaway accounts and only look at data where a finding needs proof.

Will you break my app?

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Fixes are tested against your real user flows first, and we go through each change with you before it ships.

Let's look at your app

Fifteen minutes is usually enough to tell you what's wrong and what it costs to fix.

Rather talk it through? Book a free 1:1 call.