Paste your app's URL. Broid scans your live site, finds what's exposed — even an open database — and hands you the exact fix to paste into ChatGPT, Claude or Cursor. Free grade in seconds.
We check what your live app exposes — open databases, leaked keys, security headers, HTTPS and more — then show you exactly how to fix each one.
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AI has transformed the way we build. Today anyone can create a website, an application, or an agent without writing a single line of code — all it takes is an idea. But while AI has democratized creation, it hasn't democratized security. Millions of creators are shipping remarkable products, and few can tell whether they're safe.
Broid closes that gap. Enter a URL and Broid scans it for vulnerabilities, explains every risk in plain language, and generates AI-ready fix prompts you paste straight back into the assistant that built your app. No security background. No cryptic reports. Just clear guidance — that's the Broid method:
Turn your idea into a website, app, or agent with your favorite AI.
➞Scan your URL. Broid finds the vulnerabilities and grades your security.
➞Get prioritized, actionable fix prompts for every issue found.
➞Paste the prompts into your AI assistant and fix your app in minutes.
➞Re-scan to verify your fixes — then deploy with confidence.
A security tool that won’t show you its own score is asking for trust it hasn’t earned. Here’s ours — and here’s what the same scan says about sites you already trust.
That badge is served by our scanner from its own latest scan of this site. We can’t edit it, and it re-scans itself when it goes stale. Click it and you land on the public verification page, with the date the scan ran.
It is the same badge we give partners for their client sites — so if you want to know what it looks like on a real site, you’re looking at one. Or run the scan yourself.
| Site | Grade | Weakest area |
|---|---|---|
| broid.net | A+ 96 | Security headers 86% |
| github.com | A 91 | Security headers 68% |
| stripe.com | A 88 | Cookies 56% |
| notion.com | B 83 | Security headers 50% |
| google.com | C 68 | Security headers 9% |
Live scans run 15 August 2026, verifiable by anyone. This is not a claim that Broid is more secure than Google — it plainly isn’t. The grade measures one specific thing: the security configuration a site exposes to the internet. Headers, transport, cookies, exposed files, DNS.
The obvious objection is that these aren’t security companies. Two of them are. Stripe processes card payments under PCI DSS. GitHub holds a large share of the world’s source code. Both employ security teams larger than most companies employ people, and both still ship incomplete headers — because at their scale they can rely on WAFs, monitoring, incident response and staff that no scanner can see. The point isn’t that they’re careless. It’s that they have fallbacks and you don’t. The same missing header that costs Google almost nothing can be the whole story on an app built last weekend. We don’t tune scores to flatter well-known names, and we don’t exempt ourselves.
And we will never do this to you. The four sites above are among the largest platforms on earth, and every number shown is configuration anyone can read in a browser in seconds. We do not publish grades for small sites or private businesses, ever. Your result is yours: a grade only appears on a badge, a verification page or a shared card when it is B or better, and anything below that is indistinguishable from a site we have never scanned — so nobody can look up whether your app is exposed. If yours scores badly, you get the full report and the world gets nothing. That rule is written into our Terms, not just our marketing.
The real risks in AI-built apps — the ones free header checkers never see — each with a plain-English explanation and a copy-paste fix.
Finds API keys in public code and reachable .env, .git, backups and config files.
CSP, HSTS, clickjacking, COOP/CORP and more — graded on quality, not just presence.
HTTPS enforcement, HSTS, mixed content and redirect safety.
HttpOnly, Secure, SameSite, cookie prefixes and dangerous CORS configurations.
Fingerprints your libraries and checks them against the live OSV vulnerability database.
Browser-side AI keys, prompt-injection exposure and other AI-app weak points.
The #1 breach in AI-built apps: we use your app's own public key to test whether a stranger can read your Supabase or Firebase data (Row-Level Security off).
After you unlock, chat with an AI that knows your full report — ask what to fix first, get plain-English answers and copy-paste fix prompts for your builder.
Tests whether a stranger can spend your AI budget: we send one harmless message to your own AI endpoint and report whether it answers without a login, and whether anything throttles it.
Paste your link. In seconds you get an A–F grade and a category breakdown — including a live test of whether your Supabase or Firebase database is exposed. No signup.
Your most critical finding is unlocked with its plain-English fix, so you see the value before paying anything.
One credit reveals every finding, a copy-paste AI fix prompt for each, expert insights, a clean print/PDF export you can send to a client — and we email you a permanent link.
Ask the Broid AI security expert anything, and run the Inside Code Audit so your own AI checks the code logic a scan can’t see. Paste the fixes back, re-scan, watch your grade climb.
Start free. Pay only for the reports you unlock. One credit is one full report.
Broid scales from a single builder to a whole organisation — or to your customers.
Give every developer a Broid account so they scan everything they build before it ships. Shared dashboard and single billing are available by arrangement while we build self-serve team accounts. Ideal for agencies checking client sites.
In development. Talk to us about integrating Broid's scanning engine into your portal or pipeline — gating deploys and failing builds on new critical findings. Findings are already mapped to OWASP/CWE/CVSS.
Offer Broid to your SME customers, co-branded or white-labeled, as a simple first-line security check for the apps they build with AI. Volume licensing or revenue share.
Recommend Broid with your personal link, or place a live "Security checked by Broid" badge on the sites you build — it shows the real, current grade and links to an independent verification page. You earn rewards on every sale from people you refer, tracked automatically. Join the Partner Programme → · Partner sign-in · Terms
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No. Paste a URL and get your grade instantly. You only enter an email when you unlock a full report — and we email the report to you.
Lovable apps query the database straight from the browser using a public key, so Row Level Security is the only thing protecting your data. Lovable's handling of this was assigned CVE-2025-48757 (CVSS 9.3), and researchers reported data exposure in 170+ apps. We wrote a step-by-step guide: Is my Lovable app secure? How to check in 60 seconds.
Five checks catch almost everything serious, in about ten minutes, with no security knowledge: can a stranger read your database, is a secret key in your JavaScript, can anyone call your AI endpoint on your bill, is "admin" enforced or just hidden, and are HTTPS, headers and cookies configured. Full walkthrough: Is my AI-built app safe to launch? A 10-minute pre-launch check.
They all ship security scanning now, so that is no longer the difference — architecture is. Lovable puts the browser directly on the database, so Row Level Security is the only access control; v0 defaults to a Next.js server tier, so the browser cannot reach the database at all. We compared all five with sources: Lovable vs Bolt vs v0 vs Replit vs Cursor: a security comparison.
RLS enabled is not RLS working — a policy can be on and still permit everyone, and a policy covering reads often leaves writes wide open. The three checks that tell you for certain: Is my Supabase RLS configured correctly?
Often less than people fear, and one more than they expect. Building an ordinary app with an AI coding tool does not put you in scope of the AI Act — but if your app has a chatbot, the Article 50 duty to tell users they are talking to an AI has applied since 2 August 2026. GDPR applies at any size, and Article 32(1)(d) requires a process for regularly testing your security. The Cyber Resilience Act almost certainly does not apply to hosted SaaS. Full map with sources: Which EU rules actually apply to an app you built with AI?
A human penetration test runs $2,000–$50,000 and is the right answer for regulated or money-handling systems. For a small app, free tooling covers a lot, scanner subscriptions start around $699/year, and an automated external scan is free for a grade. Real published prices at every tier: What does a security audit cost for a small web app?
Header checkers grade a handful of response headers. Broid also tests whether your database (Supabase/Firebase) is readable by strangers, finds exposed secrets and files, checks cookies, CORS, transport and known dependency CVEs — then hands you a plain-English fix for each. It's built for the mistakes AI code actually makes.
Yes. Every finding comes with a copy-paste prompt you drop straight into the AI that built your app (Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, Lovable). Our AI security expert answers your questions, and the Inside Code Audit guides your AI to check the parts a scan can't see. No security background needed.
Because the grade measures what your site exposes to the internet, and big sites often skip the basics. Scan google.com and you'll find no Content-Security-Policy, no Referrer-Policy, no Permissions-Policy and cookies without the Secure flag — all real, all verifiable by anyone. Google gets away with it because they have thousands of security engineers and defences no scanner can see. Your AI-built app doesn't. That's exactly why the same missing header matters far more on your site than on theirs. We don't tune the score to flatter big names.
We scan your live site from the outside and never store your source code. Reports are saved to your private account behind sign-in. See our Terms & Privacy.
Yes — volume credits and team access. For production systems handling real user data we can refer you to a licensed penetration-testing partner. Talk to us.
Very little, deliberately. We look through your page and scripts for endpoints that appear to be AI or chat endpoints on your own domain, then send at most three of them a single harmless message — the word "hello" — and a few repeats to see whether anything rate-limits us. Never more than fifteen small requests, only ever to the domain being scanned, and nothing that writes or deletes data. We report exactly what came back, so you can verify every finding yourself.
Only scan sites you own or are authorized to test. See our Terms & Privacy.