Practical resources

Guides for moving an AI-built app toward production.

Understand what to verify, why it matters, and what evidence to keep. These guides help you prepare for a launch or a professional review; they do not certify that an app is secure.

Start with the risk in front of you.

Editorial illustration of an AI-built application being inspected across identity, data, payments, and deployment.
Security foundations

Vibe coding security: what to check before production

A founder-readable map of authentication, authorization, data, secrets, payments, dependencies, and production failure paths.

Read the vibe coding security guide
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Firebase

Test whether one Firebase user can read another user’s data

Use two identities, the Local Emulator Suite, and explicit evidence to verify Firestore user isolation instead of trusting the interface.

Read the Firebase user isolation guide
Editorial illustration of row-level policies separating green and violet tenant data.
Supabase

Supabase RLS for vibe-coded apps

Understand public and privileged keys, tenant membership policies, Storage authorization, and repeatable User A versus User B tests.

Read the Supabase RLS guide
Editorial illustration of a pre-launch checklist covering identity, data, payments, deployment, and monitoring.
Interactive checklist

AI app launch checklist: 15 checks before you ship

Work through practical checks in your browser, save progress locally, and print the items that still need evidence.

Open the AI app launch checklist
How these guides work

Evidence before confidence.

A login screen is not evidence that every data request is authorized. A successful checkout redirect is not evidence that payment was verified. A green build is not evidence that recovery works.

The guides focus on observable behavior, clear boundaries, and small tests you can repeat. When a result remains uncertain, label it unverified and investigate further.

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