hot take: your AI-generated app probably has security holes you've never checked
everyone's out here shipping AI-generated apps like it's nothing. cursor, lovable, bolt — you prompt, it codes, you deploy. done.
except... have you actually looked at what it generated?
i run a portfolio of 14 products at Inithouse. all built with AI tools. and when i started auditing them, the average quality score was 31 out of 100.
thirty-one.
we're talking missing meta tags, zero accessibility attributes, inline styles everywhere, no error boundaries, exposed API keys in client-side code. the kind of stuff that makes a security researcher cry.
"the code works" is not the same as "the code is safe." or fast. or accessible. or findable by search engines.
so we built Audit Vibecoding. it runs 47 automated checks across security, SEO, performance, and accessibility. paste your URL, get a brutally honest score.
most apps score under 40. some score under 20. the ones that score above 70? they were almost always reviewed by a human after the AI wrote them.
the AI writes the first draft. the audit catches what it missed.
if you're shipping vibe-coded projects, at least know what you're shipping: auditvibecoding.com













