Ubserve

Ubserve is a security platform built for apps made with AI coding tools like Cursor, Bolt, Lovable, Windsurf, Replit, v0, and Base44. These tools ship working products fast, but they routinely generate exposed API keys, missing authentication, and misconfigured databases - the exact gaps attackers look for. Ubserve finds those gaps before anyone else does.

The free scan takes about 10 seconds: paste a URL and Ubserve checks the public app surface, including HTML and JavaScript bundles, exposed keys, public source maps, missing security headers (CSP, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy), SSL, auth pages that can be cached, missing rate limits on sensitive routes, permissive CORS on real API responses, verbose production errors, and public API data exposure.

The full audit goes further. It connects to Supabase or Firebase and checks Row Level Security, public storage buckets, service role key exposure, and unprotected callable functions and RPCs. It connects to GitHub and scans the repository for leaked secrets, risky auth code, weak token logic, exposed logs, and dependency-level signals. Ubserve separates expected public keys from dangerous credentials automatically, so reports stay free of false positives.

Every finding is written in plain English, with no CVE numbers and no jargon, and paired with an AI-generated fix prompt built by Claude that pastes directly into Cursor, Lovable, or another AI coding tool. No technical background is required to act on a report.

Apps that pass can display a verified security badge linking to a public verification page. Once onboarded, Ubserve runs continuous biweekly automated scans so new risk introduced by future AI-generated code changes gets caught before launch, not after.

Ubserve never stores source code, API keys, database credentials, or access tokens; checks run and credentials are discarded immediately.

Traditional security tools like Snyk and StackHawk are built for engineering teams with dedicated security headcount. Ubserve is built for solo founders and small teams shipping with AI coding tools who have no security team, translating attacker-level findings into a fix they can apply themselves in minutes.