Protected customer
Robin Vega
Robin owns Order #1042. Its payment data belongs to him.
Data ownerHow do I keep my app safe?
The minimum requirements for any app going live.
Automated bots scan public apps all day for leaked keys, open databases, public files, and unprotected endpoints. They do not need to know your app exists first. The free scan checks the same surface before they find it.
Run the free scanWhy it matters: A leaked service key can expose your database or let strangers spend money through your accounts.
How we check: LaunchGuard inspects the files your live app publishes for credentials and private keys.
The most dangerous bugs are behind login.
Traditional online scanners only see the surface. AI agents can test complex logic, but are expensive and dangerous to run against your live app, as they can delete data and cause costs for you.
LaunchGuard runs locally and it utilises your existing Claude Code subscription to test complex logic.
Pay once, use forever.
In developmentLocal-first
- Built for
- Supabase + Next.js
- AI integration
- Claude Code Prepares tests and helps explain the results.
- AI costs
- Your Claude Code subscription No expensive hosted AI pentest meter.
- Planned export
- Reusable tests in your repo Catches the same mistake if an AI agent brings it back.
Your only job is to answer: “Is this intended behavior?”
Interactive product demoClick through the workflow
Try how easy LaunchGuard is to use
Try the LaunchGuard demo below. Click around to see how security testing should be - intuitive, fast and local. No need to learn complex topics, focus on your app and your users.
01 · Prepare · Meet the customers
One owns the data. The other must not see it.
LaunchGuard tests your access rules by acting as two different signed-in customers.
Test attacker
John Smith
John is another signed-in customer. He tries to open Robin's order.
Should be deniedReady to get started?
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