WordPress had millions of sites before anyone had Wordfence. Security tooling showed up late — same thing is happening with vibe coding, just faster. I wanted to see how bad it actually is, so I scanned 100 vibe-coded projects. 65% had security problems hiding behind a perfectly working UI. A lot of people ask their AI about security while building. Fair enough — but an LLM checking its own output mid-conversation isn't a real audit. It's the same tool that wrote the code giving itself a pass. You need a separate check on the finished product. VibeWrench does that. It doesn't assume you know what CORS or CSP means. Missing CSP? "That's like leaving your front door open and hoping only friends walk in." Plain findings, fix prompts you can copy-paste, done. A few specifics: - Analysis runs on LLMs — findings read like a consultant looked at your app, not a linter dumping codes - Detects your stack (Next.js, Supabase, Vercel, 30+ others) and adjusts advice — a portfolio gets different checks than a checkout page - Supabase JWT decode — spots exposed service_role keys vs. harmless anon keys - Prompt injection testing — if your app has a chatbot or any LLM feature, that's an attack surface nobody's scanning for yet - Progress tracking — rescan after fixes, see your score move: "42 → 71, +29" - Reports in 7 languages, auto-detected. PDF export, email to your team, or a security badge for your README - Works with URLs, GitHub repos, or raw code — paste anything - If your site is clean, the report says clean. No invented findings to push upgrades Start free, no card.

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Scan your AI-built app before you ship it

Scan your AI-built app before you ship it