SafeWeave finds the security mistakes that slip into apps built quickly, especially apps built with AI coding tools like Lovable, Bolt, v0, Cursor and Claude Code. It tells you what is wrong, why it matters and exactly how to fix it.
What SafeWeave checks
Your code. SafeWeave reads your repository and looks for:
- secrets and API keys committed to the code
- vulnerable dependencies
- code that lets attackers in (SQL injection, missing sign-in checks, unsafe redirects and more)
- risky settings in infrastructure and container files
- mistakes that are common in vibe-coded apps: Supabase tables without Row Level Security, open Firebase rules, AI keys exposed to the browser, AI routes anyone can call
Your live app. Give SafeWeave the URL of your deployed app and it checks what anyone on the internet can see: security headers, TLS, email records, exposed files, and on Cloud plans whether your database, storage or API can be read without signing in. These checks only read; they never change anything in your app.
Where you see the results
- Your dashboard at safeweave.dev shows a grade for each repository and each app, the findings to fix first, and how things change over time.
- GitHub shows a SafeWeave check on every commit and pull request, with each problem marked on the exact line.
- Your editor (Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf or Warp) can run SafeWeave while you code and ask your AI assistant to fix what it finds.
Free, Cloud and Cloud Plus
The Free plan scans your code on your own computer, with unlimited local scans, and one connected repository, and shows your grade and finding counts. Cloud adds scans of up to 5 repositories on each push, the full details and fix for every finding, AI fixes, live app checks and monitoring. Cloud Plus adds more repositories, unlimited scans and seats for your teammates. See Choosing a plan for the full comparison.
Next step
Follow After you sign up for a step-by-step walkthrough of your first ten minutes.