Treat every frontend value as public
Browser code can be inspected. Move private API keys and privileged operations into Lovable Cloud or Supabase Edge Functions, then rotate anything that was exposed.
Lovable app security checklist
Lovable can review code, dependencies, database rules, and project configuration. LaunchGlint adds a separate GET-only look at what the published URL exposes to a stranger before you share it.
Browser code can be inspected. Move private API keys and privileged operations into Lovable Cloud or Supabase Edge Functions, then rotate anything that was exposed.
Enable RLS on sensitive tables and verify that one user cannot read or change another user's records. Recheck new tables after every schema change.
Frontend route guards are useful for navigation, not authorization. Validate sessions, roles, and permissions inside server-side functions for protected actions.
Preview and production can differ. Check the live domain for accidental noindex, weak redirects, missing metadata, source map references, and debug leftovers.
Run Lovable's project security checks for code, dependencies, database configuration, and RLS. Use LaunchGlint for the separate public response and buyer-facing surface.
Before charging, show pricing, delivery expectations, support, privacy, terms, and refund language on the same domain buyers are evaluating.
Lovable fix prompt
Review this Lovable project for production launch. 1. Find secret or privileged values reachable from frontend code. 2. Move sensitive calls to server-side functions and validate auth there. 3. Review RLS for every sensitive table and design a two-user isolation test. 4. Remove debug artifacts and public source maps not needed in production. 5. Verify indexing, security headers, support, privacy, terms, and refund paths. List the files changed and give exact steps to verify each fix on the published URL.