Find the leaks before someone else does.
AI tools ship fast, and they often ship your secrets too. Paste your app's address or GitHub repo, or upload your Android app, and we'll check it for leaked API keys, open databases, and exposed config.
iOS, desktop or Linux app?
The mistakes AI-built apps make most
Four checks that catch the problems attackers look for first.
Leaked API keys
Secret keys in your frontend, your repo (old commits too) or inside your Android app, where anyone can copy them and spend your money.
Open databases
Databases that answer anyone who asks, like Supabase tables without row-level security or Firebase in test mode.
Exposed files
Config and source files that were deployed by accident and can be downloaded.
Security headers
Missing browser protections that make injected code and clickjacking easier.
Three steps. Under a minute.
Paste, connect or upload
Your live app's address, a GitHub repo (private ones connect read-only), or your Android .apk file.
We look where attackers look
What a visitor's browser sees, every file and recent commit in a repo, or everything packed inside your app.
Get a clear report
A grade, every problem ranked by risk, and plain-English steps to fix each one.
Scan free. Pay only for the fixes.
No subscription. One payment unlocks the full report for that scan.
- Security grade from A to F
- Number of problems by severity
- What kind of problems were found
- Exactly where each one is
- Step-by-step fixes
- PDF report
- Everything in the free scan
- Websites, GitHub repos and Android apps
- Exact file, page and leaked key for each problem
- Step-by-step fix with ready-to-paste code
- One-page PDF to share with your team
- Deep database check after you verify ownership
Questions
Is it safe to scan my app?
Yes. SafeCheck only reads what your app already shows to every visitor. It never logs in, never writes data, and never changes anything.
Do you store the keys you find?
No. Keys are shown only partly (for example sk-pro…7890) so you can recognise them, and they are never saved.
Can you check a private GitHub repo?
Yes. Click Connect GitHub and choose which repos SafeCheck may read. Access is read-only, we don't keep a copy of your code, and you can remove it anytime in your GitHub settings.
Can you check an Android app?
Yes. Upload the .apk or .aab file. It's unpacked right in your browser, and only the few strings that look like keys are sent to us to check. We look for leaked keys, debug builds, unencrypted traffic and Firebase settings.
What about iOS, desktop or Linux apps?
Scan the app's GitHub repo. Leaked keys and open databases live in your source code, so the repo scan finds them whether the code ships as a website, an iPhone app, a .exe, a .dmg or a Linux build.
Can I scan someone else's app?
Please only scan apps you own. The deeper database check requires you to prove ownership first.
I found a leaked key. What now?
Revoke or rotate it with the provider right away, then move it to your server. The full report gives you exact steps for each provider.
Ship fast. Don't ship your keys.
Run a free scan before your next launch.