Rules-first launch review

Before you ship what AI built, check what AI missed.

Upload your AI-built app and get a practical review of exposed secrets, authentication risks, payment issues, database configuration, dependencies, and launch readiness.

No code execution · Temporary files deleted after scanning · Only masked results are stored

Scanner coverage

What GaaS Guard checks before launch

Focused checks for the launch risks AI-built apps most often ship with.

Exposed secrets

Finds risky env files, API keys, tokens, database URLs, and credentials.

Firebase and Supabase risks

Reviews database rules, public policies, RLS signals, and privileged service-role usage.

Auth and route protection

Checks admin pages, internal routes, sensitive APIs, and client-only access checks.

Stripe and payment bypass

Looks for unsafe checkout flows, client-side payment state, exposed Stripe secret usage, and missing server-side validation.

Dependency risks

Flags high and critical package vulnerabilities without low-priority noise.

URL readiness

Checks the deployed URL for missing headers, exposed files, debug output, and basic launch hygiene.

How it works

A practical launch review in three steps

1

Upload your project ZIP

Choose the app you want to review and upload a ZIP of the source project.

2

GaaS Guard runs deterministic checks

Rules inspect code, config, database policy files, dependencies, and the optional deployed URL.

3

Review findings and top fixes

Get grouped issues, evidence, and AI Developer Tasks you can hand to a coding assistant.

Trust and privacy

Designed for source-code uploads without code execution.

ZIPs and extracted source files are deleted after scanning, temporary workspaces are removed, uploaded code is never executed, and only masked result data is stored.

Scan only projects you are authorized to review. This is a pre-launch review, not a replacement for professional testing, and it does not guarantee security.

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