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Code · Database · Legal · Design

01Connect your app. Show your work.

Link your GitHub repository and Supabase project. Add your website for Legal and Design reviews. Bring the app you built, not a pile of pasted files.

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Your connections

GitHubyour-name / your-app

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SupabaseYour app’s database

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Your websiteyour-app.example

One app. The context for a better review.

02The Bully puts first things first.

Focused security checks and specialized AI reviews give you a prioritized list, with the concern, why it matters, and the evidence. Less guessing. A clear place to start.

Every finding has a reason.

What we found. Where we found it. What to do next. Anything we couldn’t verify stays clearly marked.

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03Your AI gets actual homework.

Copy a detailed fix prompt into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or your preferred assistant. It gets the context, not just “make it better.” Review and apply its changes.

Already using MCP? Bring AppBully’s findings into your connected coding assistant.

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High · Code

A private key may be exposed

A key meant for your server appears in a public file. Confirm it, then replace it and move it out of the browser.

Your fix prompt

Find the key. Confirm it’s a real secret. Help me rotate it and move privileged requests to the server. Then verify the deployed public files.

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Review this example finding: a private API key may be included in browser code. 1. Find where the key is used. Confirm whether it is a real secret or a safe example. Do not print its value. 2. If real, help me rotate it with the provider and move privileged requests to an authenticated server endpoint. Keep the replacement out of browser code. 3. Preserve the app’s existing behavior and explain any hosting settings I need to update. 4. Check the built public files after deployment. Confirm the old key is gone and the feature still works. Review the evidence before changing anything. Do not assume a code change alone proves the issue is fixed.

Try it. This copies an example, not a finding from your app.

04Push the fix. Bring on round two.

Push your code fixes to GitHub. AppBully queues another code check. See what cleared, what didn’t, and what needs another round.

Automatic code checks follow pushes to your connected repo’s default branch, with an active pass and checks remaining. Recheck Database, Legal and Design manually after making changes.

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A fix gets a second look.

You pushed a fixDefault branch · new code version
AppBully checked the new codeCompared with your saved findings
Key no longer found in checked codeOther findings still need your attention

1 finding clearedThat’s progress. Keep going.

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