Show HN: VibeCheckAudit – Expert Code Audit for AI-Built and No-Code Apps

1 vitjbr 0 8/5/2025, 1:08:57 PM vibecheck.report ↗

Vibe coding isn’t going anywhere. So let’s make it not shit.

I like vibe coding. It saves me hours every day writing boring code.

I’m a big fan of shipping fast and getting real market feedback as soon as possible and building an MVP is all about cutting corners, BUT some corners shouldn’t be cut. I’ve seen vibe-coded apps leak data, rack up massive infra bills, or crash under the load of four (4) users.

Vibe coding is the future of development, but until LLM agents can reliably ship bulletproof code, you still need a human in the loop.

That’s why I launched VibeCheckAudit — a sanity check for your app, performed by a senior engineer.

You get a proper teardown of: - Security - Stability - Code quality - Infra choices - UX red flags - And anything else that breaks when real users touch your app

You’ll know exactly what to fix, or get a green light to launch with confidence.

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