Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm the solo maker of OkayToShip. I kept seeing the same story: someone builds an app with Lovable or Bolt in a weekend, shares the link, and only later finds out the database key is readable from the browser, Google sees a blank page, or there's no privacy policy for the sign-up form. In 2025, 170 of 1,645 apps in Lovable's own showcase had tables anyone could read (CVE-2025-48757). Builders are getting better at checking your project — Lovable now scans code, dependencies and database rules when you publish. OkayToShip looks at the other side: your live app, the way a visitor, a search engine and a mail server see it. Paste a link and in about a minute you get a score across 7 areas (security, payments, SEO, speed, design, legal, API costs) and the most important issue explained in full, with a prompt you paste back into your AI tool. What it does not do: it doesn't log in, submit forms or attack anything — passive checks only. Keys we spot are shown as type + first 6 characters and never stored in full. It can't test your database rules from outside; your builder's own scan does that. The scan is free. The full report with every issue and a prompt for each is $17.99, once. I'd love to hear where the report is wrong or unclear — there's a "this is a false positive" link under every finding.

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