Built it with Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, Replit or v0 and now it's stuck? AI agents find and fix auth loops, Supabase RLS holes, Stripe webhooks, failing deploys and leaked keys — delivered as a tested pull request, reviewed by a human.
Login redirects forever, sessions vanish, magic links break in production.
Row-level security off or wrong — anyone can read everyone's data.
Payments succeed but accounts never upgrade. Signatures fail silently.
Works locally, dies on Vercel/Netlify. Env vars, build errors, edge runtime.
Secret keys shipped to the browser or committed to GitHub.
Slow queries, broken forms, mystery 500s. Tell us what hurts.
14 checks before you launch: security, login, payments, deploy and Supabase’s Oct 30 change, each linked to the full guide.
Since Oct 30, 2026, new Supabase tables aren’t reachable until access is granted. A 5-minute, no-code checklist to see if your app is affected.
Your Supabase key is public by design, so RLS is the only lock. The warning signs that your Lovable or Bolt app exposes user data, no code needed.
Works in the Lovable editor, white page on Vercel or Netlify. How to read the real error and the five causes behind most cases.
Customers pay but don’t get access? The webhook chain behind it, the 4 places it breaks, and how to see which one in Stripe.
You fix one bug and two more appear. Why the loop happens, five ways to break it yourself, and the signs it’s time for a human.
More guides: Your app calls localhost or hits a CORS error after deploy: here’s why · How much does it cost to fix a Lovable or Bolt app? · Google login sends users to localhost after you publish? Here’s the fix · Your Supabase Edge Function works locally but fails in production: why · Your Lovable app freezes or goes blank right after login: here’s why · Supabase returns an empty array but the table has data? It’s usually RLS · Bolt.new app shows 404 when you refresh a page? Here’s why · Leaked your Supabase service_role key in a vibe-coded app? What to do now · all guides
Fixing a specific tool: Fix my Bolt app · Fix my Cursor or Replit app · Vibefixr vs freelancer vs agency
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Medium. ~2 MB JS bundle, no CSP/frame headers, admin + subscriber tables referenced from the public client. Fix: split bundles, headers, RLS audit. ~6–10h.
Medium. Full /admin analytics surface shipped to every visitor; broken favicons; Supabase anon + profile tables in the bundle. Fix: isolate admin, RLS, headers. ~8–12h.
Medium. Payments & credit tables visible client-side; missing CSP despite solid SEO. Fix: RLS on money paths, headers, code-split. ~8–14h.
Medium. Preview host with almost no security headers and no meta description. Fix: headers + OG/meta + custom domain. ~3–5h.
Medium. Only HSTS set; robots/sitemap weak; title/OG polish missing. Fix: Vercel headers + SEO basics. ~4–6h.
Missing CSP, admin in the SPA, fat bundles, anon keys without proven RLS. Sound familiar? Get a free scan →
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Not fixed? Full refund. Before we start, we confirm the exact issues in scope with you in writing. If our PR doesn't solve those agreed issues, you get a full refund.
Most JS/TS stacks: Next.js, React, Vite, Supabase, Firebase, Stripe, Vercel, Netlify — the usual vibe-coding toolkit.
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