ShipSafe AI: Pre-launch security audits for vibe-coded apps

ShipSafe AI is a Notion control center and agent kit for running pre-launch security audits on AI-built apps. It helps Codex, Claude Code, or Cursor inspect your repo, create evidence-backed findings, track approved fixes, retest changes, and generate a final launch-readiness report. Built for indie developers, vibe coders, AI app builders, and small teams shipping fast.

Hey Product Hunt 👋, I’m Matej, a full-stack developer and digital product creator. I’ve been building Notion-based products for developers for a while, and this one came from a very real problem I kept seeing with AI-coded apps. AI makes it incredibly fast to build and ship software. But speed has a cost: auth checks get missed, public API routes go live without rate limits, Supabase policies are incomplete, secrets are left in local files, AI prompts get logged, and “it works on my machine” becomes “it’s public now”. ShipSafe AI is my attempt to create a structured pre-launch security workflow for indie developers and vibe coders. It is not a replacement for a professional penetration test or compliance audit. It is a practical pre-launch security operating system for builders who want to catch obvious and launch-blocking issues before going public. I’m offering 20% off for the Product Hunt launch with code LAUNCH20. Would love your feedback, especially from people shipping AI apps, SaaS products, or API-heavy projects. What would you want your AI coding agent to check before launch?

@matejbendik Interesting idea. I have a similar project, but this Notion integration is a pretty unique idea.

Good luck with the project, buddy!

@csaba_kissi Thanks for the feedback, mate.

I know about yours, but it checks the live website, right? Not in terms of the code.

@matejbendik Interesting idea. I have a similar project, but this Notion integration is a pretty unique idea.

Good luck with the project, buddy!

@csaba_kissi Thanks for the feedback, mate.

I know about yours, but it checks the live website, right? Not in terms of the code.