What does a Lovable app audit check?
Row-level security
Whether database policies exist on every table, and whether they actually restrict what they claim to.
Client-side keys
What the public client key can reach if someone calls the database directly, bypassing your UI.
Server-side authorization
Permission enforced in the backend rather than by hiding routes in the interface.
Auth flows
Signup, login, password reset, email confirmation, and session lifetime.
Edge and server functions
Input validation, secret handling, and authorization inside deployed functions.
Storage rules
Bucket permissions, public objects, upload validation, and signed URL handling.
Schema design
Relationships, constraints, indexes, and defaults that no longer suit the data.
Generated integrations
Payments, email, and third-party wiring, especially webhook verification.
Sensitive data
PII, tokens, and anything exposed through a table, view, or log the frontend can read.
Input validation
Validation on the server rather than only in the form component.
Rate limiting
Protection on signup, reset, and any endpoint that costs money per call.
Performance
Query patterns and page loads against production-sized data rather than seed data.
Scalability
The point at which the generated design stops carrying your traffic, in concrete numbers.
Maintainability
Whether an engineer can take this over and change it safely.
Production readiness
Backups, monitoring, error visibility, environment separation, and rollback.
Other audits
Each audit answers a different question. Most engagements combine two or three.
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