TrustDebt
No-code + vibe-coded MVP audit

The pre-launch audit checklist for no-code and vibe-coded apps.

Bubble, Lovable, Base44, Replit, Cursor, and Claude can get an MVP live fast. The risk is that the happy path works while privacy rules, auth edge cases, payment failures, duplicate workflows, exposed keys, and launch trust signals stay unreviewed.

Built for launch decisions No backend overclaims Evidence before traffic
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The happy path hides the launch risk

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No-code permissions are easy to leave open

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Trust signals are visible before the backend is

OutputAudit packetScore, evidence, severity, manual checks, next fixes
Before launch
Practical checklist

Manual checks founders should run before traffic.

This page is the deeper founder checklist. The scanner covers visible public-page signals; backend, auth, payments, and database risks still need human review.

Check privacy rules, RLS, and data access manually for every user-owned table or data type before launch.

Log in as a non-admin test user and confirm they cannot read or modify another user, account, workspace, or order.

Test auth edge cases: duplicate signup, password reset, expired verification links, cancelled subscriptions, and locked-out users.

Run the flows users actually hit when things go wrong: repeated signup, reset password, expired verification, cancellation, and locked account recovery.

Review duplicate workflows and repeated triggers that can fire twice or burn no-code workload units silently.

Sort workflows/triggers and look for duplicates that run on the same event, especially AI-added features and Bubble workload-heavy actions.

Audit database structure for multi-tenancy, field types, pagination, and demo-only models that break at real scale.

Check whether users, listings, messages, payments, reviews, and workspaces are separate records instead of one overloaded demo table.

Look for N+1 searches, unpaginated lists, repeating groups, and full-table loads hidden behind a polished UI.

Look for repeating groups, searches inside searches, full-table loads, and unpaginated lists that will fail after real traffic arrives.

Verify Stripe failure paths, refunds, disputes, subscription cancellation, and webhook handling beyond checkout success.

Confirm failed payments, cancelled subscriptions, refunds, disputes, and webhook retries do not leave paid access turned on by mistake.

Confirm API errors show useful messages and produce logs instead of white screens or silent failures.

Force API failures and make sure users see a useful message while operators get enough logs to debug production incidents.

Rotate exposed keys and remove hardcoded credentials from client code, repos, plugins, and AI chat history before launch.

Rotate anything pasted into AI chats, client-side code, plugin settings, or old commits before launch.

Run the public TrustDebt scan for consent, trackers, privacy links, form-label evidence, accessibility basics, security headers, and public trust proof.

Use the scanner for what is visible from the outside: consent, trackers, policies, labels, headers, and the shareable proof artifact.

Common issues

Why this matters for founders launching Bubble, Lovable, Base44, Replit, Cursor, Claude, and no-code MVPs.

The happy path hides the launch risk

Most founders test signup, checkout, and the demo as themselves, then miss expired links, failed payments, cancelled subscriptions, and cross-user data access.

No-code permissions are easy to leave open

RLS rules, Bubble privacy rules, or developer-mode permissions can expose user data even when the interface looks locked down.

Trust signals are visible before the backend is

Visitors see missing policies, fake consent, unlabeled forms, weak contact paths, and exposed tracking risk before they ever learn whether the app works.

What TrustDebt gives you

Use the free scan for visible trust signals. Use the audit when the launch decision matters.

The paid packet adds screenshots, severity ratings, a prioritized fix list, manual backend-risk checklist, AI remediation prompt, and before/after proof snapshots.

1. Create account and scan the live URL2. Review manual backend risks3. Fix, re-scan, then share proof
FAQ

Fast answers before you scan.

Can TrustDebt automatically detect RLS or Bubble privacy-rule leaks?

No. The free scanner checks public trust signals from the outside. RLS, data permissions, auth flows, payments, logging, database modeling, and duplicate workflows require manual founder audit or platform-specific review.

What does the free account scan cover?

It checks public-page evidence: privacy and legal links, consent/tracker signals, visible form-label evidence, accessibility basics, security headers, and AI remediation prompts. It does not inspect private backend rules.

How does this justify a paid audit?

The paid audit turns the checklist into a written report with screenshots, severity ratings, prioritized fixes, manual backend-risk review, and a before/after launch proof packet.

Trust before traffic

Check the trust layer before visitors find the gaps.

Create a free account for 3 scans. Use the $29 Founder Launch Audit when you need a written launch decision packet.

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