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Lovable + Supabase: security risks to self-check before launch
Quick answer: A short hub of the most common Lovable/Supabase failure patterns — RLS, ownership, and secrets in the client — with links to defensive self-checks. Waitlist only; no scanning product yet.
Last updated October 15, 2026
Steps
- Confirm RLS is enabled and policies exist on every table with user data.
- As a second test user, try fetching another user's row id (ownership / IDOR check).
- Search your own production JS for sk-, service_role and third-party secrets; rotate anything you find.
- Verify API routes check the session and owner before returning data.
- Join the VibeRescue waitlist if you want a future check on an app you own.
Top risks to review
- Row Level Security disabled on Supabase tables
- RLS or auth present, but no ownership check (IDOR)
- API secret keys shipped in your frontend bundle
- Third-party secret keys (OpenAI, Stripe, Resend) in client JS
- API routes with no auth check
- User uploads in a public bucket
Sources
Supabase: secure data with RLS — https://supabase.com/docs/guides/database/secure-data
Supabase API keys (publishable vs secret) — https://supabase.com/docs/guides/getting-started/api-keys
Securing Lovable/Bolt apps for production — https://lorikeetsecurity.com/blog/securing-lovable-bolt-apps-production
Vibe-coded app checklist (service_role, RLS, ownership) — https://rivetzco.com/checklist
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