All Still Good holds a known-good baseline of your live app, re-checks it on schedule and after every deploy, and raises exactly one kind of noise: something is new or worse — here’s the fix. This is the console it runs from.
Built for founders who shipped with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Replit or v0 — and have real users, but can’t read their own code.
8 probe families · deploy-aware · silent when green
Every scan is classified against your baseline — new, regressed, unchanged, resolved — and correlated to the deploy that caused it. That memory is what a one-off scanner can never give you.
One read-only scan becomes your known-good snapshot.
Webhook fires, re-scan runs — no change against baseline. Silence.
Regression caught — RLS switched off on customers. Alert inside a minute.
Your pasted fix verified by re-scan. The log returns to quiet.
Supabase and Firebase data readable without logging in — the #1 leak in vibe-coded apps.
Live keys and service-role tokens in the JS you ship to every visitor.
Endpoints that return data when nobody is signed in.
CSP, HSTS, frame and transport hardening — set, or missing.
Insecure session flags and reflected cross-origin rules.
.env and .git left reachable on your live domain.
Known-vulnerable or typosquatted packages in your repo.
Downtime, plus signup, login and checkout walked in a real browser.
No writes, no exploits, no DoS · secrets stored as redacted fingerprints only
The console is for looking; the alert is for acting. When a scan finds something new or worse, you get the finding in words you can read and a brief written for the AI tool that built your app.
Your customers table is readable without logging in.
Since your deploy at 07:12, anyone can read every row — names, emails and phone numbers — without signing in. Row Level Security is off on that table.
alter table public.customers enable row level security; create policy "own rows" on public.customers for select using (auth.uid() = user_id);
A real browser walks your signup, login and checkout on every scan. When a step breaks, the alert names the step — not just “something is down.”
Probes observe, never touch. No writes, no exploits, no DoS.
Nothing scans until you prove the app is yours. A hard gate.
Secrets kept as fingerprints. Personal data counted, never stored.
The dangerous key is rejected at the door, by the validator.
A live status badge for your site. It reflects real checks and stops vouching the instant one fails — no static “secure” sticker.
A sanitized page you can show investors and customers — health and trend, never the findings themselves.
A one-time baseline scan to see where you stand.
Continuous daily monitoring with alerts.
Hourly monitoring for apps with real traffic.
Free is a one-time baseline — see what’s exposed today. Continuous monitoring, deploy-triggered re-scans, email alerts and synthetic journeys are the reason to go Pro, because the hole you fix this week can come back on next week’s deploy.
Yes. Every check is read-only and non-destructive — no writes, no exploits, no denial-of-service. Nothing runs until you've proven you own the app, and we never accept your Supabase service_role key.
No. A leaked secret is kept only as a redacted fingerprint, never the raw value. Exposed personal data is counted, never copied into All Still Good.
Just your app's URL and a quick ownership check — a DNS record, a meta tag, a hosted file, or a connected GitHub repo. You can optionally add a Supabase anon key or a GitHub repository for deeper checks.
Yes — that's the point. Every finding is written in plain English with a paste-ready fix brief tailored to the AI tool you already use, like Cursor, Lovable, Bolt or Claude Code.
No, and that's deliberate. It detects, explains, and hands you a fix to paste — it never changes your app. You stay in control of what ships.
A one-off scan protects you for exactly one deploy. All Still Good holds a known-good baseline and re-checks on a schedule and after every deploy, so it catches the hole the day a change reopens it.
Open Supabase and Firebase data, secrets in your shipped bundle, unprotected APIs, security headers, cookies and CORS, exposed .env/.git files, dependency CVEs, and whether signup, login and checkout still work in a real browser.
No, by design. Ownership verification is a hard gate — All Still Good will not scan anything you haven't proven is yours.
Free is a one-time baseline scan so you can see where you stand. Pro ($19/mo) adds daily continuous monitoring, deploy-triggered re-scans, email alerts and synthetic journeys. Business ($49/mo) watches hourly. Cancel anytime and keep access through the period you paid for.
All Still Good is being built in public by Eastbase Studio. Leave an email and get the occasional build note and the launch announcement — nothing else.
No spam, no sharing — a handful of emails a year, opt out any time.
One free, read-only baseline scan shows you where your app stands today. Continuous monitoring catches what changes after that.
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