AI coding tools can get a site running in an afternoon and still leave API keys, open database rules, or an unauthenticated admin page on the public internet. This is a free, in-browser checklist for people who build with those tools. Each item is based on official public documentation. Your progress stays in this browser. There is no backend, and no AI runs on this page.
Tick items as you verify them on your own project. Open “Why / how” for what to look at, what to do, and the official source. This is a self-review, not a scan of your code.
Each item is a practical restatement of advice published by the organisation named in its source list. The pages were checked on 12 November 2026 (Africa/Nairobi). We do not invent statistics, and we do not claim to have audited your project.
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Yes. The items, filters, sources and notes are free. Progress is stored only in this browser. The optional Vibe Coder Security Pack PDF is USD 9 or KSh 1,170.
No. It is static HTML, CSS and JavaScript. There is no backend and no AI or API call at runtime. Tick boxes yourself after you have looked at your own project.
No. It is a self-review against published guidance. Completing it does not mean the app is secure, and skipping an item that does not apply to your stack is fine — leave it unchecked or note it yourself.
Use the official link on the item. The wording here was checked on 12 November 2026 (Africa/Nairobi). Vendor dashboards and key formats can change; the vendor’s current page wins.
VibeSecure is information, not a security audit, penetration test, or legal advice. Official documentation can change. Confirm every control against the source page and against the way your own app is actually deployed. You are responsible for the systems you ship.