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The safe way to launch the app you vibe coded
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LaunchSafely.ai - The safe way to launch the app you vibe coded

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You built an app with Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit, or Claude Code. Is it safe to put in front of real customers? Launch Safely is a Mac app that checks your project the way a CTO would: 19 checks for exposed customer data, leaked keys, surprise bills, and things that break with real users. Click "Fix it for me" and agents repair everything, re-run all 19 checks to prove it, then deploy your app to a live URL with your own domain. Built for founders who vibe code.

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Hey Product Hunt šŸ‘‹ I built Launch Safely after watching too many people ship something genuinely good that they'd built in a weekend with Lovable, Bolt, v0, or Claude Code ā€” and ship it with a secret key sitting in the frontend, no backups, and nothing stopping fake sign-ups. Not because they were careless, but because nobody ever told them those things existed. So this is the last 1%, handled: ā€¢ Bring your app however you built it ā€” open a folder on your Mac or paste a GitHub link. No setup, no config. ā€¢ 19 checks across security, your data, reliability, and cost. Findings are written as consequences ("anyone could download your customer list"), never jargon. ā€¢ "Fix it for me" ā€” agents fix issues on branches, and nothing counts as done until the full checkup re-runs clean. ā€¢ One click deploys you to a real address like mysalon.launchsafely.app, with the option to buy your own domain. ā€¢ Then it monitors: incidents get handled and explained in plain English, and you get a weekly note from your CTO instead of a pager. What I'd genuinely love feedback on: 1. Are these the right 19 checks? I deliberately left some things out to keep the report short enough that people actually read it. What would you add or cut? 2. The auto-fix flow ā€” would you rather review the diff before it runs, or just trust it and see the re-check pass? 3. Does the plain-English framing land, or does it feel like it's hiding detail you'd want? Roast it. I'm in the comments all day.