About Shipwardly
AI tools let anyone ship an app in a weekend. Shipwardly helps you find what that app leaves exposed, in plain English, before someone else does.
Why Shipwardly exists
Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Cursor and Claude Code have made it possible to go from an idea to a working app with customers in days. That is a good thing. But the tools are built to make an app work, and an app can work perfectly while it hands out a secret key in its JavaScript or lets anyone read its database.
Most of these problems are not break-ins. They are things left exposed by accident, and they are usually quick to fix once you know they are there. Security tools tend to be written for security teams, full of jargon and alarm. Shipwardly is written for the person who built the app: what we found, why it matters to your business, and how to fix it.
The free survey is the start. When you want a person to look properly, there is a fixed-price security audit, and we can fix what we find.
How we work
- Honest about what a scan can see. Every report says it is a surface check, not a full audit. Passing it does not mean your app is secure.
- Calm, not alarming. We rate each finding by what it could really cost you and say so plainly. No countdowns, no scare tactics.
- We never use a key we find. Leaked secrets are shown masked, first and last four characters only. The one exception is a read-only row count on a verified owner's own Supabase project, which never reads a row.
- An honest bot. Our scanner says who it is on every request, reads only what a browser would on a free survey, and stays away from any domain that opts out.
- Your report is yours. Reports are hidden from search engines, open only to people with the link, and anonymous ones are deleted after 30 days. We publish totals, never a site: see the security statistics.
- Payment before work, and fixed prices. You know what something costs before you agree to it, and prices include VAT.
Want to see exactly what you get? Read the sample report.
Who you are dealing with
Shipwardly is run by a self-employed sole trader in the United Kingdom. When you write to us, a person reads it and a person answers.
If you find a security problem in Shipwardly itself, please tell us: our security page explains how.
Talk to us
Questions, an audit, a fix, or anything you are not sure about: email [email protected] or use the contact page.