Security reviews before launch. Not after incidents.
GoForLaunch reviews your repository the way a security engineer would — evidence-backed findings, real launch impact, and reviewable fixes across Supabase, Stripe, auth, AI endpoints and your API surface.
- Read-only access
- Code never stored
- First report in minutes
- Built for beta launch teams
Launch risks, ranked by impact
Trained on real production bugs from vibe-coded apps built with
Watch the scanner read your
repo like a security lead.
GoForLaunch sweeps every route, migration and payment path, lights up the launch blockers with evidence attached, and folds the result into a single posture score you can act on.
Scan as much as you want — free
GoForLaunch is free while we're in beta. Create an account, connect a repo or upload a ZIP, and run the full scanner — no card, no limits to speak of. Tell us what to build next.
- Full scanner, every category
- PDF + Markdown report
- All features unlocked
The free beta is live — jump in.
Every feature is unlocked and there's nothing to pay. Create a free account, connect a repo, and run your first launch-readiness scan in minutes — then tell us what to build next.
- No card required
- GitHub & ZIP scan support
- Patch-guidance PR workflow
AI-built apps ship the same
launch risks — over and over.
AI coding tools are incredible at writing features. They're terrible at remembering that the admin check has to run on the server.
Client-side auth
Admin checks live in React components. Trivially bypassed via DevTools.
Hardcoded secrets
Stripe, OpenAI, Supabase keys shipped in the bundle or pushed to git.
Missing Supabase RLS
Wide-open tables. Any logged-in user can read or write any row.
No API rate limits
Public endpoints hammered. Especially painful on AI-backed routes.
IDOR / ownership
Invoices, projects, files fetched by ID without verifying the owner.
Unsafe CORS
Wildcard origins with credentials — a textbook misconfiguration.
SSRF risk
User-supplied URLs fetched without an allowlist; internal services exposed.
Weak JWT secrets
Short or shared secrets defeat the entire signed-token model.
Stripe webhooks
Unverified signatures or accepting webhooks before parsing.
MCP tool scope
Agent configs expose unpinned tools, broad filesystem roots or committed tool credentials.
Public storage buckets
Uploaded files become guessable or world-readable when bucket policy stays open.
Input validation
Forms accept anything and forward it straight to the database.
Missing headers
Default responses skip browser protections for framing, MIME sniffing, and referrers.
Three minutes to your
first readiness report.
Connect your repo
Connect GitHub or upload a ZIP. We read the repository for the scan, persist findings, and do not keep a full source-code copy.
Run a scan
GoForLaunch detects your stack and runs specialised checks across Next.js, Supabase, Stripe, MCP, OpenAI and AI-codegen patterns.
Review fix guidance
Severity-ranked findings with code context and copy-pasteable patches. Pro workspaces can open draft PRs containing the patch guidance.
Built like a code review,
not a compliance checklist.
Severity-ranked findings with code context, attack vectors, and ready-to-paste fixes. Export to PDF for clients. Open draft PRs with patch guidance for eligible findings.
- Health score 0–100 across critical, high, medium, low
- Filter by severity, category, file path, patch availability
- Code snippets with line numbers and copy-pasteable fixes
- One-click PR for safe infrastructure fixes
- PDF export — share with clients or stakeholders
Everything you need before your
Product Hunt launch.
GitHub repo scan
Read-only access, sandboxed clone, automatic re-scan on push.
Supabase & RLS
Missing policies, exposed service roles, unsafe migrations.
Stripe webhooks
Signature verification, idempotency, secret placement.
API hardening
Rate limits, CORS, IDOR, SSRF, server-side auth enforcement.
Launch readiness
Beyond security — robots, sitemaps, monitoring, headers.
Patch PR drafts
Conservative patch guidance you can review before changing code.
Agency reports
White-label PDF exports to share with clients or co-founders.
MCP tool risk
Unpinned MCP servers, broad filesystem scopes and prompt-injected tool metadata.
AI-aware rules
Detectors tuned for Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, v0 codegen patterns.
Built for solo builders
shipping by themselves.
Free for everyone during the public beta — no card. The prices below are our planned pricing for when we leave beta.
Free Scan
One scan, real findings.
- 1 repository · 1 scan / month
- Full security & RLS report
- Launch readiness checklist
- Markdown export
Founder
For solo founders shipping their first SaaS.
- 3 repositories · 20 scans / month
- Full Supabase + Stripe + RLS checks
- Founder-readable fix guides
- PDF + Markdown report export
- Email alerts on critical findings
Pro
For teams shipping AI features fast.
- 12 repositories · 100 scans / month
- Patch-guidance PR drafts
- Public API + CLI + GitHub Action CI gate
- Scheduled scans + Slack / Discord alerts
- Priority scan queue
- Audit logs + team workspaces
Full Launch Scan — free in beta
No need to pay for a single scan while we're in beta — the whole product is free. Create an account and run the full Launch Risk Graph, founder-readable fix guides and a branded PDF + Markdown report as often as you like.
- Full scanner (all categories)
- Branded PDF report download
- Launch Risk Graph + readiness checklist
- All features unlocked
Frequently asked.
Do you need write access to my repo?
GoForLaunch reads repositories during scans. Pull-request creation is a separate action that uses your connected GitHub credentials and creates a draft PR with patch guidance.
Can I get a scan without subscribing?
Yes. The $19 One-Time Launch Scan delivers the full report, Launch Risk Graph, founder-readable fixes and a 30-day shareable link. No account, no card on file.
Can I scan without connecting GitHub?
Yes. You can upload a ZIP or paste a public owner/name repository. Private GitHub repositories require either GitHub OAuth or the GitHub App installation.
What makes this hard to copy?
The Launch Risk Graph maps code patterns to SaaS launch economics — cost, tenant data, revenue, trust — instead of just listing generic vulnerability labels. The rule set is tuned specifically for AI/vibe-coded output, not enterprise SAST.
Does GoForLaunch work in my CI?
Yes. Pro plans get a Public API + the official GoForLaunch CLI + a GitHub Action that fails a PR when new critical findings are introduced. Drop it in, ship safer.
Are patch-guidance PRs always safe?
No, and that is the point. GoForLaunch only marks narrow, mechanical fixes as safe (rate limit helpers, security headers, .env.example scaffolds). Context-heavy fixes always require a human review.
Do you store my source code?
No. Scans run against your repository, findings are stored as fingerprints, snippets, and file paths. We never store or retain your raw source code on disk.
Which providers do you specifically check?
Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, v0, Replit outputs, Supabase, Vercel, Next.js, Stripe, GitHub, Postgres, Prisma, Auth.js, MCP agent-tool configs, plus OpenAI and Anthropic endpoints.