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Security for apps AI wrote
Your AI wrote the app. Who checked it?
SpardAI reads your repository the way an attacker would look at your app: for leaked keys, open doors and privacy gaps. It uses security rules and scanners, with an AI review on top, then explains every fix in plain language.
Read-only access. Your code is dropped after the checkup; reports keep short snippets with secrets masked. Free while we test.
Example code, not a real repository3 issues in this file
Why this matters
An attacker only needs one open door.
You check that the app works. An attacker checks what else it will do. AI coding tools are very good at the first job and do not always think about the second, so a working app can still leave a key in the browser or a table open to anyone.
They do not need to break anything clever. They look for the easy mistake, and they can use scripts to look at many apps at once. So we start from the same question they ask: what can I get to from the outside?
The attacker's view
Five layers, walked from the outside in.
Scroll through one path an attacker can take. At each layer you see what they are thinking, what they try, and what SpardAI looks at there.
It is rarely personal
Most probing is a script, not a person.
A public app gets looked at by bots that try the same addresses on every site they find. Most requests go nowhere. They only need one to answer.
- Files that should never be public, such as
.env - Admin routes that forgot to ask who is calling
- Source maps that hand over readable code
- AI endpoints anyone can call on your bill
Made up to show the idea, not a real log
The threats
Eleven ways an AI-built app gets hurt.
Each card starts with the attacker's thinking. Flip it to see why it happens and what SpardAI looks for.
How it works
Three steps. You stay in charge of each.
Step 2 · Check
Six checks read it
Six sets of security rules read your code in memory on our server, and Spard AI reads your source code with the secrets we detect removed. Nothing is installed or run, and the copy of your code is dropped when the checkup ends.
Step 3 · Fix
You review every fix
Every finding shows the file, the line, why it matters in two sentences, and a change you review. Nothing merges without you.
criticalKey shipped to the browser
.env.local:3
Inside a checkup
Nine steps, each looking for one kind of door.
You watch each one finish. The fixed rules give the same answer every time. Spard AI adds a written review on top, and it can be wrong, so its points stay separate from your score.
What you get
A report you can act on today.
What a checkup cannot see
We would rather tell you now.
A checkup is a strong first pass. A clean result does not mean nobody can get in.
What's next
Finding the door is step one. Next, we help guard it.
This is what works now and where we are heading. Plans can change while we test.
Coming soon
SpardAI Firewall
Today SpardAI shows you the open doors in your code. Firewall is the next step: helping to stop attacks on your live app while you close them.
What we keep
What we keep, and what we do not.
We keep
We do not keep
For the AI review, your source code and report go to our third-party AI provider with the secrets we detect removed. Secrets we miss would go too. You can turn the full read off before a checkup.
We will not call your app “secure” or “compliant”, claim to stop prompt injection, replace a lawyer, or quote a security percentage. A checkup is a strong first pass, not a full audit.
Questions
Straight answers.
See your app the way they would.
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