Vibe Coded App Audit, Fixes and Rewrites

What is a vibe coded app audit?

A vibe coded app audit is a review of an app built mostly with AI tools. We check who can see which data, how login works, how the code holds together and where users get stuck. You get a plain list of problems, ranked by risk, and a recommendation to fix or rebuild each part.

The demo isn't the hard part

AI tools are very good at the screens you can see. The trouble usually sits behind them. Log in as one customer, change a number in the web address, and can you see another customer's invoice? Most founders never try that test. Someone will.

This isn't a rare problem. Research collected by the Cloud Security Alliance includes Veracode's 2025 finding that 45% of AI generated code samples failed security tests based on the OWASP Top 10. The same note records a Lovable issue from May 2025 that affected 170 of 1,645 scanned apps, because their database access rules weren't set up.

None of that means you made a mistake by using these tools. Building fast is a good way to find out if people want your idea. It does mean the app needs a proper check before you trust it with customer data or payments.

What we check

• Access: can one user reach another user's data? Are database rules set up on Supabase or Firebase?
• Secrets: are API keys sitting in the code or visible in the browser?
• Login and payments: do password resets, sessions and payment webhooks work when something goes wrong?
• Code: are packages real and up to date? Does fixing one feature keep breaking another?
• User experience: where do people get confused, and what happens on empty or error screens?

Fix it or rewrite it?

Our starting point is to keep what works. A full rewrite is expensive and it can bring back bugs you already solved, so we only suggest one when the data structure or login is wrong at the base and every fix would sit on top of the same problem. Often the right answer is a mix: keep your screens, rebuild the part that handles data.

How it works

1. Share access. You tell us what the app does and which tool built it, and give us read access to the code.
2. Audit. We go through it and write up the problems in plain language, most serious first.
3. Plan. We walk you through what to fix now, what can wait and what it will cost.
4. Fix. We make the changes, or hand the report to your own developers if you prefer.

Who this is for

Founders about to launch, teams with early users who are nervous about security, and anyone stuck in a loop where the AI tool fixes one bug and adds two. If your app is an internal prototype with no real data, you probably don't need this yet. Keep building and come back before launch.

If the app is mainly hard to use, start with our UI/UX design service. If it has outgrown the tool completely, see web application development.

Questions founders ask

Which AI tools can you work with?

Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Cursor, v0 and similar tools. What matters is the code they produced, so we need access to the code and the database setup.

Can I keep using AI tools after the fixes?

Yes. We'll show you which parts are safe to change that way and which need a developer's review before going live.

How much does it cost?

It depends on the size of the app. We can't price fixes before we've seen the code, so we scope the audit first and quote the fixes once you've seen what it found.

Do you only work with founders in Bangalore?

We're based in Bangalore and can also work with teams elsewhere. An audit doesn't need anyone in the same room, just access to the code.