From pasted code to a safe launch, in five steps

Paste your code, connect GitHub, or scan a live URL

Paste a snippet, upload a file, drop in a GitHub repo URL (public or private), or enter a live deployment URL for a real-time DAST scan. You can also scan directly from VS Code or Cursor using the VibeSafe extension.

VibeSafe runs the scan

In about 10 seconds, it checks for exposed API keys and secrets, common vulnerability patterns (SQL injection, XSS, weak auth), runtime errors like missing awaits, and missing or vulnerable dependencies.

You get a plain-English report

Every issue shows the exact line, a severity level (critical / warning / info), what could realistically go wrong, and — where relevant — the matching OWASP category. No CVE IDs to look up, no jargon.

You review and apply fixes

Each issue comes with a before-and-after diff. Apply fixes one at a time or all at once — VibeSafe never changes your code without showing you exactly what's changing.

Check who can reach your customers' data

A code review tells you what your rules say. The Data Access check tells you what they actually allow: paste your app's address and VibeSafe reads the page like any browser, finds the database and API behind it, and reports every table and route that answers a visitor with no account. It only reads — nothing is written, changed or deleted.

On a staging project you can prove it. VibeSafe signs in as two test users you created and tries to read, change and delete one user's rows as the other, then shows a grid of what was blocked and what was allowed. Fix what it found, run it again, and it tells you exactly what is now closed and what is still open.

Rescan and check the launch checklist

After fixing, VibeSafe automatically rescans to confirm the issues are actually resolved — not just marked as fixed — and shows a launch checklist covering what's left, including manual checks like mobile testing.