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GuardLayer's answer:
GuardLayer scans one stack deeply โ Next.js + Supabase โ instead of trying to cover everything. That focus lets it catch the specific, high-impact mistakes these apps actually ship: a Supabase servicerole key exposed through NEXTPUBLIC_, tables with Row Level Security disabled or a policy that isn't scoped to the user, webhooks that never verify their signature, and Server Actions with no auth check. It's precision-tuned to stay quiet on safe code (it won't flag a publishable anon key as a leaked secret), so you get real findings with the exact fix โ not a wall of noise. The full engine is free on your first repo, no signup or card.
GuardLayer's answer:
General scanners like Snyk, Semgrep, and GitGuardian are powerful but broad โ they don't know that a Supabase anon key is safe to commit while a service_role key is catastrophic, or that a Next.js Server Action is a public endpoint anyone can call. GuardLayer encodes that stack-specific knowledge, so every finding maps to how Next.js + Supabase apps really break, with the fix inline. It's free to start (full scanner on one repo), runs in seconds as a GitHub Action or a hosted scan, and it's open source (MIT) โ no lock-in, nothing to trust blindly.
GuardLayer's answer:
Solo founders, indie hackers, and small teams shipping SaaS on Next.js + Supabase โ especially people building fast with AI tools like Lovable, Cursor, v0, and Claude. That workflow ships working apps quickly but repeatedly leaves the same security gaps: RLS left off, keys exposed to the browser, routes with no auth check. GuardLayer is the safety net for developers who want to ship fast without a dedicated security team.
GuardLayer's answer:
GuardLayer grew out of a pattern: AI-built and "vibe-coded" apps kept shipping the same Supabase mistakes โ most visibly the 2025 wave of Lovable projects with Row Level Security left off, exposing user data through the public API key (CVE-2025-48757). The tools that catch this tend to be enterprise-priced and stack-agnostic, which doesn't fit a solo builder moving fast on Next.js + Supabase. So GuardLayer was built to encode exactly those failure modes into a free, precision scanner that runs on every push and hands you the fix โ putting the checks a security engineer would run in reach of a one-person team.
GuardLayer's answer:
Next.js (App Router) and TypeScript, styled with Tailwind CSS, backed by Supabase (Postgres, Auth, Row Level Security), deployed on Vercel, with Stripe for billing and a GitHub App plus an open-source GitHub Action for CI integration. The scanner engine itself is a dependency-light static-analysis library written in TypeScript.
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