Why should I have an AI-developed app checked?
AI-generated code often contains hidden security vulnerabilities, lack of error handling, and poor architectural decisions that become costly to operate. An independent code review provides clarity before you invest or go live.
What is Vibe Coding and what are the risks?
Vibe coding is the practice of developing an app almost entirely through prompts to AI assistants such as Cursor, Copilot or ChatGPT. The result can work, but often comes with critical risks: missing tests, SQL injection, unprotected API endpoints and unscalable architecture.
What do you check for an AI-developed app?
We review security (OWASP, Secrets, Auth), code quality and architecture, database structure, API design, error handling, test coverage, operability and scalability, and deliver a prioritized action plan.
What is the difference from a normal code review?
Our AI app review specializes in the typical vulnerabilities of AI-generated code: security vulnerabilities due to a lack of global context, architectural inconsistencies, copy-paste redundancies and a lack of operational fundamentals such as testing, CI/CD and monitoring.
How long does an AI code review take?
A short report with the most important risks is possible in 48 hours. A complete report with architectural analysis and action plan takes 5-10 working days depending on the scope.
What access do you need?
Usually repo access (e.g. GitHub, GitLab), infrastructure documentation and, if necessary, test access. We agree on the scope at kickoff and work confidentially.
How much does the AI App Review cost?
The exact costs depend on the complexity and desired accuracy of the report. As a rule, initial general reports from us cost between €1,000 and €2,500. We will clarify the specific framework in a free preliminary consultation.
Can I further develop the app or have it stabilized afterwards?
Yes. After the review, we can take care of stabilization, further development or complete conversion, including roadmap, security fixes and implementation sprints.
Is the review also suitable for an app that I want to buy or invest in?
Yes. Our AI app review provides a technical decision template for investors and buyers, with clear risks, cost implications and recommendations for evaluation.
Which AI tools can you consider in an app audit?
We review apps built with all common AI tools: Lovable, Claude Code, ChatGPT/Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, v0.dev, Replit Agent and others. Each tool has typical weakness patterns that we consider deliberately during the review.
Can you have a Lovable app checked?
Yes. Lovable apps use React with Supabase backend, a pattern that presents clear security risks: Supabase keys in the frontend bundle, missing row level security, no server-side validation and auth logic directly in the client. We examine exactly these weak points and provide a prioritized action plan.
Can you have a Claude Code app checked?
Yes. Claude Code also has typical gaps: missing tests, no CI/CD setup, architectural decisions without overall context and operational fundamentals that were not part of the prompt. We check independently and show what is missing before productive operation.
Can you have a ChatGPT/Codex app checked?
Yes. ChatGPT/Codex apps and features are created quickly, but they often have gaps caused by missing full-system context: inconsistent auth, weak error handling, missing tests and no clear separation between development and production environments. We assess what must be rebuilt for production use.
Do you also check apps that were developed with multiple AI tools at the same time?
Yes. Many projects are created with a combination of e.g. B. Lovable for the frontend, Claude Code for backend logic and Copilot for individual functions. We check the entire code base regardless of the tool used, including inconsistencies in the interfaces.
How confidential is the report?
We work confidentially and will sign an NDA upon request. Results and code remain solely yours.