Lovable app security audit and production help.
Your Lovable app works and people want it. I review the code and the Supabase backend behind it, fix what's exposed or broken, and set it up to take real customers.
What Lovable does well
A real React app, fast.
Lovable generates a modern React frontend connected to a Supabase database, and can sync the code to GitHub. That's a solid foundation: there's no need to throw it away to go professional.
Where it needs an engineer
The parts users never see.
Database permissions, server-side checks, payment verification and deployment practices are easy to get subtly wrong, and the app will look fine until someone tests the edges.
The audit
What I check in every Lovable app
Supabase row-level security
Is RLS enabled on every table, and do the policies actually restrict each user to their own data?
Keys and secrets
The public anon key is expected in the browser. The service role key and third-party secrets never should be.
Edge functions
Does every function verify who is calling it and what they're allowed to do?
Storage buckets
Are uploaded files private where they should be, with policies that match your app's rules?
Payments
Is access granted from verified Stripe webhooks, not from a redirect the browser controls?
Code and deployment
GitHub workflow, staging environment, error monitoring, backups and dependency health.
Keep building in Lovable, safely.
You don't have to stop using Lovable. Once the foundation is secure, I'll set up a workflow where AI-generated changes go through review before they reach production, and tell you which areas are safe to keep editing freely.
If the app has outgrown Lovable entirely, I'll move it to a standard setup you fully control, with your data and users intact.
Lovable questions
Do you need access to my Lovable account?
Usually I need the GitHub repository and access to your Supabase project. We'll set up access together so you stay in control of every account.
Is my Lovable app insecure?
Not necessarily. It depends on how the database rules and server logic were set up. The audit tells you exactly where you stand.
Will my app go down while you work?
No. Changes are made and tested in a separate environment, then released in stages.
Next step
Ready to take your prototype to production?
Tell me what you've built and where it's stuck. I'll reply personally with next steps.