Vibe App Scanner is a security scanning tool designed to identify vulnerabilities in web applications that were built using AI-assisted coding platforms such as Lovable, Bolt, or Cursor. It scans a live deployed application for security gaps that automated code generation tools commonly overlook, such as exposed API keys, unprotected databases, and misconfigured authentication systems. The scanner prioritizes findings by severity and provides specific, copy-paste fixes that developers can apply directly to their codebase. The tool aims to bridge the gap between rapid AI-generated development and the security review that typically follows deployment. The service offers two primary scan tiers. The Starter Scan, priced at five dollars, runs ten automated checks in two to three minutes and produces a security score along with a report of findings and their fixes. The Deep Scan, priced at nineteen dollars, performs over twenty checks over twenty to thirty minutes across up to one hundred fifty pages. This deeper scan includes logging into the application, testing forms, and probing areas that a quick surface scan cannot reach. Both tiers check for more than one hundred fifty secret patterns (including OpenAI, Anthropic, Stripe, AWS, and GCP keys), test for Supabase row-level security gaps, Firebase rule misconfigurations, SQL injection points, session hijacking vulnerabilities, OAuth misconfiguration, and brute-force protection on login endpoints. The scanner also checks for publicly accessible .env files, exposed .git directories, and source maps that reveal application code. Typical users include individual vibe coders who ship apps quickly with AI tools, professional developers who want to verify their AI-generated code before deployment, and agencies or teams that manage multiple client applications. The workflow begins with a user submitting the URL of their live app. After the scan completes, the report lists each finding ranked by severity, along with a suggested fix. The fix can be applied manually via copy-paste or automatically through an MCP (Model Context Protocol) integration with coding agents such as Claude Code and Cursor. Once the fix is applied, the user can re-scan the app to confirm that the vulnerability has been resolved. For ongoing monitoring, a Continuous Protection plan provides weekly scans, persistent alerts, email security notifications, breach monitoring, and two Deep Scan credits per month, along with a badge that can be displayed on the scanned application.