Is your AI-built app safe? Security by platform.

Lovable ships fast and wires up a Supabase backend for you — but it routinely leaves your database read-open.

Supabase is secure by design — but only if you turn on and correctly configure row-level security. Most exposure comes from skipping that step.

Replit Agent builds and deploys full apps — including their secrets and databases. The risk is what gets left public on deploy.

Bolt (bolt.new) generates full-stack apps in the browser. Speed is the point — security review is on you.

v0 by Vercel is great at UI and increasingly full-stack — which means it can also wire up exposed data access.

Firebase is powerful — and the #1 cause of Firebase breaches is security rules left in test/open mode.

Base44 builds full apps with auth and data baked in — which makes its authorization layer the thing to verify.

Cursor is an AI code editor — the risk isn't Cursor itself, it's the insecure code its agent confidently writes.

Claude Code is a capable terminal coding agent — the security question is what its generated code and tool use leave exposed.

GitHub Copilot accelerates coding — and can just as easily autocomplete an insecure pattern into your codebase.

Windsurf is an agentic AI IDE — fast at building, but its generated code and agent permissions still need a security pass.

OpenAI Codex ships code from a prompt — the risk is the insecure code it writes and the access its agent has.

Webflow is a robust visual website builder — security risks appear once you add custom code, forms and integrations.

Cline is an autonomous coding agent in your editor — review its generated code and be deliberate about its permissions.

Gemini CLI brings Google's model to your terminal — review its generated code and what it's allowed to run.

Convex is a reactive backend with code-defined access control — your security lives in your functions and auth rules.

Retool builds internal tools fast over your data — the risk is broad database permissions and access control on apps.

FlutterFlow builds Flutter apps visually, usually on Firebase — most risk is Firebase rules and exposed keys.

Bubble builds full web apps without code — security depends on privacy rules and not trusting the client.

Framer is a polished site builder — like other builders, risk lives in custom code, forms and integrations.

Appwrite is an open-source backend — security depends on collection permissions and not over-trusting the client.