How VibeScan works
Security for AI-generated apps, built for how you actually build.
Simple workflow
- 1Upload your appZIP or GitHub
- 2VibeScan scans your codeWe turn security issues into prompts your AI can fix
- 3See security issues explained in plain EnglishNo jargon
- 4Copy fix promptsOne prompt per security issue (Fix All supported)
- 5Paste into Cursor, Lovable, your favorite AI tool→ done
- 6Monitor your live deploymentLive App Scan (DAST) checks your production URL
Fix everything with one prompt
Instead of fixing security issues one by one, generate a single prompt to fix them all.
Fix security issues with one prompt
Every vulnerability includes a copy-paste fix prompt.
- One prompt per security issue; paste into your AI coding tool and get a concrete fix.
- Use Fix All to address multiple vulnerabilities at once.
Paste into your AI tool and review before applying.
What scanning means
We analyze your code only; we never run it and we don’t store your source code. We look for security patterns in the source: security risks, exposed secrets, auth issues, and risky config. Think of it like a spell-check for security: we flag potential security issues and explain them in plain English so you know what to fix and why.
Built for AI workflows
VibeScan is designed to fit the tools you already use: Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, Replit, and other AI-powered builders.
We turn security issues into prompts your AI can fix, then you paste prompts into the same tool you used to build your app. There is no context switching.
GitHub tells you what’s wrong. VibeScan tells your AI how to fix it.
What we check
Code Scan (SAST)
We look for vulnerabilities, exposed secrets, and insecure patterns.
Every finding comes with a plain-English explanation and a fix prompt.
Dependencies & CVEs
We flag vulnerable packages, surface alerts, and suggest upgrades or patches so you can fix supply-chain security issues quickly.
Live App Scan (DAST)
Scan your deployed app, not just your code.
Detect vulnerabilities that only appear after deployment.
“GitHub already does this.”
We've heard this before. Here's the honest answer.
GitHub has two security tools: Dependabot (vulnerable packages) and CodeQL (static analysis). They're separate products, output is technical, and neither one generates AI-ready fix prompts.
VibeScan runs 4 scanners at once: static code analysis (SAST), secret detection, dependency CVEs, and live app scanning (DAST). It wraps every finding in a plain-English explanation with a prompt you can paste directly into Cursor, Lovable, or whatever AI tool you use to build.
| Feature | GitHub | |
|---|---|---|
| Works without a GitHub repo (ZIP upload) | No | ✓ |
| Code scanning (SAST) | Yes (CodeQL) | ✓ |
| Secret detection | Yes | ✓ |
| Dependency CVE scanning | Yes (Dependabot) | ✓ |
| Daily CVE checks on dependency packages from previous scans | Partial | ✓ |
| Live app scanning (DAST) | No | ✓ |
| Automated re-scan of your live site on a weekly basis | No | ✓ |
| Plain-English explanations | Technical output | ✓ |
| AI-ready fix prompts | No | ✓ |
| “Fix all” single-prompt workflow | No | ✓ |
| Built for non-security developers | No | ✓ |
GitHub tells you what's wrong. VibeScan tells your AI how to fix it.
Security doesn't stop after the scan
New vulnerabilities are discovered every day. VibeScan keeps watching so you don't have to.
CVE email alerts
When a new vulnerability is published that affects a package in your app, we email you immediately, even if you haven't run a scan recently. Every alert includes a plain-English summary and an AI-ready fix prompt.
Weekly digest
Opt into a weekly summary of all active vulnerabilities across your apps. One email tells you exactly what needs attention and how to fix it.
Dependency monitoring is available on all plans. Configure alert thresholds and frequency from your app settings.
Built for safe AI workflows
- We highlight likely false positives
- We explain tradeoffs before fixes
- We never auto-apply changes
You stay in control. Your AI does the work.
Run your first scan in minutes
No setup. No security expertise required.
Get startedFirst scan free, then $9/month for 1 app or $29/month for up to 5 apps