Continuously updated statistics from every site we scan — how many have a readable database, exposed keys, or an open AI endpoint. Open methodology, stated limitations, free to cite.
Every independent scanner in this category compared honestly — VibeEval, Vibe App Scanner, SafeToShip, SafeVibe and others — written by one of them and saying so, including a section on where Broid loses.
Five checks that catch almost everything serious, in about ten minutes. No security knowledge, no tools beyond your browser — plus what an audit actually costs at each tier.
Lovable apps query the database straight from the browser, so Row Level Security is all that protects your data. What CVE-2025-48757 was, and the 60-second test.
Bolt scans on publish and applies the fixes itself — more than most builders do. What that covers, what a publish-time scan structurally cannot see, and the four checks worth ten minutes.
v0 defaults to a Next.js server tier, so the browser cannot reach your database — a real structural advantage. Where that protection ends, and what is still yours to check.
RLS enabled is not RLS working. The five silent failure modes, the exact SQL to inspect your policies, and the write test almost nobody runs.
Every builder ships a scanner now, so that is no longer the difference — architecture is. What each one checks, and the study of 1,072 live apps where 98% had a flaw.
The AI Act was only half delayed — Article 50 is live now. GDPR applies at any size. The Cyber Resilience Act probably does not apply to you. An honest map, with sources.
Real published 2026 prices at every tier, from $0 to $200,000 — and which one you actually need. Most guides only answer for enterprises.
What the built-in scanners can see, what they structurally cannot, and where Broid comes off worse. Run both — they fail differently.
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