be hacked?
Test my app freeWhat we do
SearchVerify
ExplainFix
Works with the app you built in
What we do
Four steps. The last one is the one nobody delivers: the fix, written for you to paste back into wherever you built the app.
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We find everything that is live
Not just the home page. The staging version that stayed public, the admin panel, the files your customers uploaded — everything that answers to your address.
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A person checks every one
False alarms get thrown out before you ever see them. What is left is a real problem, and it gets a severity score calculated on the same standard an audit uses.
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You get it as a PDF
Every problem in plain English: what someone could do with it, how bad it is, and the proof that it exists. It is the same document a large company asks for before hiring you.
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And the text that fixes it
Each problem comes with ready-made text. Paste it into Lovable, Base44 or Claude, run it, and the fix lands. You do not need to understand what happened.
For anyone who built their site or app in Lovable, Base44 or by chatting with Claude, hit publish, and never found out whether it was safe. It works — you have seen that. What you have not seen is what was left open alongside it. SecureDragon is the security team you do not have: it looks from the outside, finds it, explains it in plain language and hands you the text that fixes it.
- site, admin panel and database in one test
- Everything live
- on the same standard an audit uses (CVSS 3.1)
- Severity score
- for the first test, and no card
- $0
Three things left open almost every time
It is not a flaw in the tool you used. It is that nobody thinks to ask for the lock while they are describing the product.
Your customer list, wide open
Name, email and phone of everyone who signed up, available to anyone who knows the address.
Customer dataNo passwordCritical severityYour database key, in plain sight
The password that opens the entire database ended up written into the page itself, visible to any visitor.
Full accessExposed keyCritical severityAdmin panel left unlocked
The screen disappeared from the menu, but the address still opens, and whoever gets in can edit and delete whatever they like.
Admin panelNo loginHigh severity
Four steps, zero meetings
You paste your app address and follow along. There is no meeting to book and no proposal to approve.
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You paste the address
Your app address, exactly as you send it to your customers. And you confirm it is yours. Nothing runs without that.
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We search everything
Every page and screen that answers to your address, including the ones you have forgotten about. You do not have to list anything.
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A person verifies it
False alarms get thrown out. What stays comes with the severity, what someone could do with it, and the proof that it is real.
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The fix comes with it
Every problem arrives with ready-made text. Paste it back into wherever you built the app, run it, and you are done.
You do not need to know any of these names. They are here because they are the public standards we follow — the same ones a real audit uses.
- OWASP ASVSThe checklist an audit uses to decide whether an app is secureIt is what we test
- OWASP Top 10The ten most common flaws in an application published on the internetWe start there
- CVSS 3.1The formula that says how bad each problem is, the same for everyoneThe score on every finding
- CWEThe worldwide catalogue that gives every kind of flaw a name and a numberCited in the report
The first test is free
The first test is free and needs no card. After that it is $20 a month, or $10 a month if you pay once a year.
Monthly
To keep testing while you keep changing things
$20a month
First test free. Billed every month after that, cancel whenever you want.
Get startedWhat you get
- We look at your whole app
- Every problem with a severity score
- PDF report in plain English, with the text that fixes it
- Test again as many times as you want
- We verify what you fixed, against the previous test
- Up to 2 apps on the same account
Annual
To pay once and stop thinking about it
$10a month
First test free. Then $120, billed once a year.
Get startedWhat you get
- Everything in the monthly plan
- 12 months for the price of 6
- Your price stays put all year
- One charge a year, no monthly surprise
Is AI-generated code secure?
It works, which is a different thing from being secure. The AI writes what you asked for, and you asked for the product: the sign-up screen, the dashboard, the pay button. Nobody asks for the lock, because nobody knows they have to. So the app is almost always born working and unlocked at the same time. There is nothing wrong with having built it with AI. What is missing is the step nobody told you existed, and that is the step we do.
How do I know if my website is secure?
By looking at it from the outside, the way a stranger would. There is no other way: from the inside everything looks right, because you are the one who put it together. Here you paste your website address, we search everything that answers to it, and we tell you in plain language what is open today. One thing we will not tell you: that your site is 100% secure. Nobody can guarantee that, and anyone who does is selling. What can be done, and it is a great deal, is to show you exactly what is open right now and how to close it.
What is SecureDragon?
SecureDragon is a security testing service for websites and applications published on the internet, built for people who made their product with AI tools (Lovable, Base44, Bolt, Replit, v0, Claude) and have no security team. You paste your app address, we search for what is open, a person verifies every finding, and you get a PDF report with the severity of each problem and ready-made text for the fix. One note, because the confusion is common: we are not Secure Dragon LLC (securedragon.net), which is a hosting and VPS company with no connection to us. Our address is securedragon.ai.
I cannot code. Will I be able to use it?
You will, and the page was built with you in mind. You paste your app address and that is it. Every problem arrives written in plain language, saying what someone with bad intentions could do with it. And it comes with ready-made text: paste it into Lovable, Base44 or Claude, run it, and the fix lands. You do not need to understand what happened in order to solve it.
My app was built in Lovable / Base44. Does that change anything?
It changes the kind of problem that tends to show up, not the test. Those tools get an app live very fast, and what gets left behind is almost always the lock: the customer list left open, the panel that asks for no password, the database key in plain sight. It is not a flaw in the tool. It is that nobody thinks to ask for the lock while describing the product. We test the published app, the way a stranger sees it.
Is this a real test or a bot running on its own?
There is a bot in the searching part, because that is what makes it fast and cheap. But a person does the verifying: our team looks at everything the bot found, throws out the false alarms and only sends you what is a real problem. If you ever need a report signed by a certified professional — the kind a large company demands in a contract — we will tell you straight away instead of passing ours off as one.
Will you take my site down?
No. We run at the pace of a curious visitor, not an attack, and you pick the time. Your customers will not notice a thing.
Is this legal? Are you going to break into my app?
We look from the outside, the way any visitor would, and only after you confirm the app is yours. We do not touch anything, delete anything, or use anything we find. It is the same as checking whether the doors of your shop are locked, without going in.
What do you keep from my app?
The address you sent, what we found, and the reports — all tied to your account. Nothing is shared with anyone and you can delete it whenever you like.
Why not just hire a freelancer?
A freelancer disappears after delivering. Here there is a whole team behind it: the one who searches, the one who verifies, the one who writes the report, and the one who checks again after you fix it. For a fraction of what a week of consulting costs.