Fortivibe
For about the past month or so, I've been working on Fortivibe.
It's a simple idea: if you're a vibe coder with no technical experience, it can be scary to go into production. You know your app works on screen, but behind the scenes, it's a total guess as to what is and isn't secure, stable, and ready for real users.
That's where Fortivibe comes in. Using a combination of static analysis and expert review, Fortivibe performs a series of checks across ten areas:
- Authentication & Authorization
- Payments & Billing
- Database & Data Access
- Secrets & Environment Variables
- API, Validation & Uploads
- Browser & Web Security
- Dependencies & Project Health
- Email, AI & Background Jobs
- Reliability & User Experience
- Operations & Deployments
After performing checks, the results are expert reviewed for accuracy and a final report is delivered to you.
Each report offers three distinct categories for findings: Fix Before Launch, Fix Soon, and Polish Later. Each finding has an explanation of the issue, a fix prompt to paste into your vibe coding tool, and (if available) a code snippet targeting the specific issue.
Reports can be downloaded for offline use as static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Findings in the report can also be synced directly to the Issues tab of the GitHub repository connected during onboarding.
Most importantly, Fortivibe gives you a clear answer to a basic question: is this safe to launch?
That's the product today. I'm going to breathe and then start working on ways to make reports more useful.
If you're a vibe coder (or know one) who wants an expert review of your app before launch, you can get started here.