Observed arrival · 2026-10-17
SafeCheck: security checks for AI-built apps
SafeCheck says it scans a website, GitHub repo, or Android app for exposed keys, open databases, accidentally public files, and missing security headers.
- For
- Builders shipping apps made with AI coding tools
- Worth noticing
- Its sample report flags a frontend OpenAI key, an exposed Supabase service-role key, and a downloadable `/.env` file.
Field notes
The page lays out four checks: secrets in frontend files, repositories, or Android apps; databases exposed without access rules; downloadable configuration files; and missing browser security headers. Its sample output ranks findings by severity, while the FAQ says detected keys are partially masked and not stored. For Android scans, the site says the package is unpacked in the browser and only strings that resemble keys are sent for checking. These are the site's descriptions, not independently verified behavior.
Observed signals
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