Security scanning built for vibecoders.
Is your Supabase database public? Upload a zip or connect your GitHub repo and get a plain-English security report, exposed keys, missing auth, and open databases explained, with fixes you can paste straight into whatever AI coding tool you're already using, or have Riskline open the fix as a pull request for you.
Straightforward plans, no surprises
Start free, see exactly what's wrong before you ever pay for anything.
Free
See exactly what's wrong before you pay for anything.
$0
- Full scan: secrets, vulnerable dependencies, common code flaws
- "Is my database public?" Supabase / Firestore check
- Plain-English explanations, with fix prompts
- Grade + risk breakdown
Guardian
Most popularFor anyone shipping regularly, scan every deploy, not just the first one.
$19/month
- Everything in Free
- 25 scans a month, so every deploy gets checked, not just the first one
- Full scan history, track your grade over time
- Export any scan as a shareable PDF report
Guardian Pro
Everything in Guardian, plus a deeper AI-assisted logic review.
$49/month
- Everything in Guardian
- Unlimited scans
- Claude Opus deep-logic review on every scan
- Auto-opens fixes as pull requests on connected GitHub repos, no copy-paste
- Flags potential race conditions and prompt-injection risks for review
- Priority support
Clean Bill
One-timeFound problems on your free scan? Unlimited re-scans on this project for 30 days, until your grade is where you want it.
$17 one-time
- Unlimited re-scans for 30 days
- Scoped to one project
- No subscription required
Audit Report
One-timeA polished, dated, presentable security report, built for an investor update or an enterprise security questionnaire.
$199 one-time
- Polished, downloadable PDF report
- Dated and formatted for investors or a security questionnaire
- Generated instantly from your latest scan
Don't just take our word for it
Placeholder reviews for now, real ones are on their way.
The risk is real, and it's growing
Cyberattacks aren't slowing down, and the easiest ones to pull off are the ones Riskline exists to catch.
AI can lie to you confidently
Ask a chatbot "am I secure?" and it might say yes when you're not, or invent a problem that was never there. Even the most advanced models do this. It's guessing, not proof.
Real tools, not a guess
Every finding comes from deterministic scanning, the same class of tools professional security teams use, explained in simple terms.
We're not profiting off your fear
A real scan, including checks for the vulnerabilities attackers have been proven to target the most, is free, not a locked teaser to scare you into paying.
The risk is growing faster than the advice
Most security advice assumes a dedicated security team. Vibecoders don't have one, and attackers don't care.
The numbers behind it
The average number of cyberattacks an organization faces every week, worldwide, up from 554 in 2020 to nearly 2,000 in 2025, that's almost 12 attempted attacks every hour, around the clock.
$10.8 trillion
What cybercrime is projected to cost the world by the end of 2026, enough to rank as the world's third-largest economy.
Sources: Check Point Research, Cyber Security Reports · Cybersecurity Ventures, Official Cybercrime Report.
From code to fixed, in minutes
Upload a zip, or connect GitHub
A one-off zip from your machine or AI coding tool, or connect a repo and every push gets scanned automatically.
We scan it
The same class of tools professional security teams use, checking your code and dependencies for the most common, most damaging mistakes.
Fix it in minutes, not weeks
A grade, a clear explanation, and a ready-to-paste fix prompt for every finding, no security background needed, no digging through docs. On a connected repo, Guardian Pro opens the fix as a pull request for you to review, no pasting required.
Built different
Generic AI tools guess what's wrong with your code, even the best models hallucinate when you ask if you're secure. Real research backs it up: Wiz Research found database misconfigurations putting 1 in 5 vibe-coded organizations at risk.
We run the same security tools professional teams use in an isolated sandbox, then have Claude open the fix as a real pull request straight to your GitHub repo, plus a plain-English explanation of what's actually at risk, how your app's data flows, and what to fix first, watch your grade climb to an A. Nothing to copy, nothing to paste, you just review the PR and merge. Prefer not to connect GitHub? Upload a zip instead and get the same fix as a ready-to-paste prompt for your AI coding tool.
Source: Wiz Research, "Common Security Risks in Vibe-Coded Apps."
Auto-Fix Pull Requests
Our whole catch: connect a GitHub repo and Guardian Pro opens every fix as a real pull request the moment a scan finds something. You review it, you merge it, you never touch the vulnerable code yourself.
Deterministic SAST Pipeline
Semgrep and Gitleaks run in an isolated sandbox, deterministic, rule-based scanning that can't hallucinate a bug that isn't there.
Database-Level Audits
Native checkers for Supabase Row Level Security and Firestore rules catch the single most common way vibecoded apps expose their entire database.
Dashboard
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Last scan
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Build your dream app. We'll worry about the rest.
AI made it easy to build. It didn't make it safe. Bots scan the internet around the clock for exactly what a brand-new app tends to have: a leaked key, an open database. And when they find it: your users' data exposed, a massive unexpected bill, legal trouble you never signed up for.
Riskline exists for one reason: to help you build the thing you've been dreaming about, and actually get to keep it. Every builder who sits down to turn an idea into something real deserves the chance to finish it, not get derailed by a mistake they never knew to look for and never had a team to catch. You bring the vision, the late nights, the thing only you can see clearly enough to build. We bring the part you didn't sign up to learn, checking your work, in minutes, so nothing you build gets torn down before it becomes what you dreamed it could be. That's the whole point of Riskline: not to sell you fear, but to buy your dream the time it needs to become real, worry-free, exactly like it should be.
Turn your grade into a trust signal
Every scan comes with a free, embeddable badge, paste one line into your footer and let visitors know your app has been checked. Security research is consistent on this: automated attackers target the path of least resistance and move on the moment a site shows real signs of being watched. A visible badge is exactly that sign, it makes the attacker's decision for them, and they pick the next site instead of yours.
About the Founder
Leontios Konstantinidis
Founder, Riskline
I created Riskline because building with AI shouldn't make what you ship feel any less legitimate, or any less yours. Everyone deserves the chance to build something real without needing a security background to do it safely.
I have real-world experience in Web Development and AI Software Engineering at top firms globally, including Big 4 consulting. Riskline runs on that same hands-on experience, the exact security tools professional teams use, not guesswork.
Straight answers, before you upload anything
Do you store my source code?+
No. Whether it's an uploaded zip or a connected GitHub repo, your code is extracted or cloned into a temporary sandbox to run the scan, and everything is deleted immediately after, win, lose, or scan failure. We don't keep a copy anywhere.
Can Riskline scan my GitHub repo automatically?+
Yes. Connect a repo via the Riskline GitHub App and every push to your default branch triggers a scan on its own, no manual re-upload needed. The App only ever requests read access to your code (write access is opt-in, and only used to open the pull requests described below).
Can it fix things automatically, not just tell me about them?+
On a connected GitHub repo, Guardian Pro can open the fix as a real pull request for specific, well-understood finding types, ready for you to review and merge. You're always the one who approves it, Riskline never merges on its own.
Do you use my code to train AI models?+
No. Your code is sent to Claude only to generate the explanations in your report, never to train or fine-tune any model, ours or anyone else's.
Who can see my findings and report?+
Only you. Reports and findings are scoped to your account with database-level access rules, not just an app-level check. The only exception is if you deliberately generate and share a Trust Badge, which reveals your letter grade and summary, never your raw findings, file paths, or code.
Do you sell or share my data?+
No. We don't sell data, and we don't share it with anyone except the infrastructure that runs the product itself (Supabase for storage, Anthropic for the AI explanations, Lemon Squeezy for billing), each scoped to only what it needs to do its job.
What does Riskline actually catch?+
The mistakes that take down vibecoded apps in practice: exposed API keys and secrets, known-vulnerable dependencies, missing or broken database access rules, and common insecure code patterns, checked with the same deterministic tools professional teams use, explained without the jargon, with a fix you can paste straight into your AI coding tool. Guardian Pro adds a deeper AI-assisted pass on top of that, flagging potential race conditions and prompt-injection risks in your AI features for you to review, findings a deterministic scan alone can't reliably surface, always labeled as a flag to investigate, never a confirmed bug.