Anyone can see anyone's data
Database rules left open so the demo works. Real users can read each other's information.
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Professional code review for vibe-coded apps.
You built your app with AI. It works in the demo. I check what it needs before real users, real data and real money arrive, and I make it product-ready without starting from zero.
- Lovable
- Bolt
- Cursor
- v0
- Replit
- ChatGPT
- Claude
- Grok
- Supabase
- Firebase
- Vercel
It works in the demo.
That's not the same as ready for users.
Secrets in the code
API keys and passwords sitting where anyone who opens the app can find them.
Silent failures
Payments, emails or sign-ups that break without anyone noticing, and no backups when they do.
Slow with real users
Fine with ten test records. Slow and expensive with a thousand real ones.
Rejected by the stores
Missing what the App Store and Google Play require before they approve an app.
It doesn't feel finished
Generic screens and rough edges. It works, but nobody had an eye for the details.
What I check.
And what you get.
- Security and data access, including Supabase and Firebase rules
- Sign-in, roles and who can do what
- Payments and subscriptions
- Errors, logs and backups
- Speed and running costs
- App Store and Google Play readiness
- UX, design and the details users notice
You get a clear report in plain language, sorted into what's ready, what's risky and what to fix first, plus a call to walk through it together.
Two ways to work.
Start with a review, or go straight to product-ready.
Review
A vibe code review of your app: the report, the call, and a clear plan. You decide who fixes it.
Cleanup
Vibe coding cleanup, done for you. I polish the design, fix what's fragile, and make it fast, secure and ready for real users and the app stores.
Questions about vibe-coded apps.
Is my AI-built app ready to launch?
Maybe, and it's worth checking before real users arrive. Apps built with AI often work in the demo but miss what production needs: who can see the data, what happens when something fails, payments, backups, speed and app store requirements. A review tells you what's ready, what's risky and what to fix first.
Is Supabase secure?
Supabase itself is solid. The risk is in how your app uses it. If row-level security isn't set up right, one user can read or change another user's data, and AI tools often skip or loosen those rules to make the demo work. It's one of the first things I check.
Can you review an app built with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, ChatGPT, Claude or Grok?
Yes. The tool doesn't matter much; what matters is the code and the setup it produced. I review the app as it is, wherever it was built.
Do I have to start over?
Usually not. The point is to keep what works, fix what's risky and polish the rest, without starting from zero.
What do I get from a review?
A clear report in plain language, sorted into what's ready, what's risky and what to fix first, plus a call to walk through it together.
What does it cost?
It depends on the size of the app. After the first call you get a clear scope and price before any work starts.
Can you fix it too?
Yes. I can make it product-ready myself, or guide whoever built it. If it needs more than a cleanup, see MVP development.