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VibeSafe.info's answer:

VibeSafe is built specifically for founders, beginners and small teams creating applications with AI tools such as Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Replit and Claude Code.

Unlike traditional security tools that return technical CVE numbers and long reports, VibeSafe explains what is wrong, why it matters and how to fix it in plain English. Users can scan pasted code, uploaded files, GitHub repositories or live websites and receive a clear security score with prioritized recommendations.

VibeSafe also provides Launch Check, which opens the deployed application in a real browser, follows its pages, captures screenshots, detects console errors and failed requests, and produces a launch-readiness report. Its fix → rescan → verify workflow helps users confirm that an issue has actually been resolved.

VibeSafe is private by design: source code is discarded after processing, is not used to train AI models and is transmitted through encrypted connections. It is free to start and requires very little technical setup.

VibeSafe.info's answer:

VibeSafe’s primary audience is founders, solo developers, students and small product teams building applications with AI-assisted development tools.

It is particularly useful for non-technical and semi-technical founders using Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Replit, Claude Code, v0 or similar platforms who can build a working product quickly but may not know how to identify exposed secrets, weak authentication, missing database access controls, vulnerable dependencies or runtime errors.

VibeSafe also supports developers and agencies that want a fast pre-launch security check, automated GitHub pull-request scanning, live application testing and an understandable report they can share with clients or team members.

VibeSafe.info's answer:

VibeSafe started from a problem I repeatedly noticed while building and reviewing AI-generated applications: the interface looked finished, the main features worked and the deployment succeeded—but important security problems could still remain hidden underneath.

AI development tools make it possible to create software very quickly, but founders can unknowingly publish exposed API keys, weak authentication, unprotected database records, insecure endpoints, vulnerable packages or code that fails when real users arrive.

I created VibeSafe to make this final stage easier and more understandable. The original idea was a simple code scanner, but the product developed into a broader launch-safety platform that can scan code, files, GitHub repositories and live websites. It also includes Launch Check, which tests the deployed application like a real user.

The vision is simple: build with AI → scan → understand → fix → rescan → ship with greater confidence.

VibeSafe.info's answer:

VibeSafe is built using a modern web and cloud technology stack that includes:

• JavaScript and TypeScript
• Supabase for authentication and database services
• Anthropic Claude for AI-assisted analysis and plain-English explanations
• Vercel for cloud deployment and hosting
• GitHub APIs and GitHub Actions for repository and CI/CD scanning
• Google OSV data for known dependency-vulnerability checks
• Browser automation for live URL testing and Launch Check
• VS Code and Cursor extension APIs
• Model Context Protocol for Claude and Cursor integrations
• HTTPS encryption and encrypted credential storage

The scanning platform supports JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Java, C#, HTML, CSS, JSON, YAML, SQL, environment files and Markdown.

VibeSafe.info's answer:

VibeSafe is an early-stage product, so we are not currently publishing a list of large or enterprise customers. Our growing user base primarily includes:

• Independent SaaS founders
• Non-technical founders building with AI
• Solo developers and vibe coders
• Lovable, Bolt, Cursor and Replit users
• Students and beginner developers
• Small teams preparing MVPs for launch
• Freelancers and agencies reviewing AI-generated applications for clients

As VibeSafe grows, named customer stories and verified case studies will be added with the customers’ permission.

VibeSafe.info's answer:

VibeSafe is designed specifically for people building apps with AI tools such as Lovable, Bolt, Cursor and Replit. Instead of overwhelming users with technical security jargon, it explains what is wrong, why it matters and how to fix it in plain English.

Users can scan pasted code, uploaded files, GitHub repositories or live websites. Its Launch Check goes further by testing a deployed app in a real browser, capturing screenshots, detecting broken pages and errors, and producing a launch-readiness score. The fix → rescan → verify workflow then helps users confirm that improvements actually work before they launch.