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Your Lovable app is leaking data or has been breached. We contain it — now.

Lovable Breach & Incident Response is a fixed-scope service for founders and teams who built on Lovable.dev: A senior engineer contains the exposure fast: rotates the compromised secrets, closes the permissive or missing RLS policies, verifies the hole is actually shut, and hands you a written incident report of what was exposed, what changed, and what to tell affected users.Emergency, independent response: rotate exposed keys, close open RLS holes, contain the leak, and give you an honest incident report.

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The problem

You found exposed data, a public table, a leaked API key, or a report that one user can read another's records — and the platform that built the app disclaims responsibility. Every hour it stays open is more data exposed and more liability.

What you get

A senior engineer contains the exposure fast: rotates the compromised secrets, closes the permissive or missing RLS policies, verifies the hole is actually shut, and hands you a written incident report of what was exposed, what changed, and what to tell affected users.

What’s included

  • Rapid triage of the exposure — what is readable, writable, or already leaked
  • Rotate exposed service_role keys, API keys, and secrets, and scrub them from git history
  • Close permissive or missing RLS policies so rows are isolated per user
  • Verify the fix the way an attacker would — two accounts, straight through the API
  • A written incident report: what was exposed, what we changed, and your disclosure options
Typical timeline
Emergency response — engaged within hours, not weeks

Who this is for

  • Founders who found a public table, exposed key, or cross-user data leak in a live Lovable app
  • Teams named in a vulnerability report or contacted by a security researcher
  • Anyone whose Lovable/Supabase project handles payment, health, or personal data and may be exposed right now

This isn’t the right fit if…

  • Proactive, pre-launch review with no active incident — that is the scheduled security audit, not incident response
  • Apps with no real users or sensitive data, where a checklist self-review is enough

What a typical engagement looks like

  1. 1. Emergency triage & scoped access

    You tell us what was found and when. We take least-privilege, scoped access and reproduce the exposure ourselves to confirm what is actually readable or writable.

  2. 2. Contain the bleed

    We rotate every exposed secret, revoke leaked keys, and scrub secrets from git history so a deleted key cannot be recovered from an old commit.

  3. 3. Close and verify the hole

    We add or repair the RLS policies that isolate rows per user, then verify from two separate accounts through the API that cross-user access is genuinely shut.

  4. 4. Incident report & disclosure guidance

    You receive a written report of what was exposed, exactly what we changed, and honest guidance on whether and how to notify affected users.

How we scope and price this

Every engagement is fixed-scope: we agree the scope on a free first call and send a firm number in writing before any work begins — so you never pay by the hour or burn more credits guessing. What the quote depends on:

  • Whether the exposure is contained to one table/policy or spans auth, storage, and multiple secrets
  • Whether secrets were committed to git history and need a full scrub plus rotation
  • Whether you need only containment, or containment plus a full post-incident hardening pass

See how Lovable expert pricing works or estimate your project.

Related guides: Is your Lovable app secure? 12-point checklist · Why Lovable users can see each other's data

How it works

  1. 01

    Book a free 30-min audit call

    Tell us what's broken or where you're stuck. You talk to a senior engineer — not a salesperson or a matcher.

  2. 02

    Diagnosis & fixed quote

    We diagnose the real root cause and send a clear, fixed-price scope. No vague hourly black holes, no surprise fees.

  3. 03

    We do the work

    The senior engineer who scoped it does the work, with you in the loop. Source code stays yours throughout.

  4. 04

    Ship, secure & hand over

    We ship it, harden it, and hand over a working, documented app — plus a written summary of what we did and why.

How we deliver — and what you can verify

  • Containment follows a fixed order: stop the bleed (rotate + revoke), close the policy hole, then verify the fix through the API as two separate users before we call it shut
  • We work against your existing project with a backup taken first, so nothing is destroyed while we contain the incident
  • The written incident report is diagnosed by a senior engineer in context — what was exposed, the exact changes made, and honest disclosure guidance, not an automated scan dump

How we handle your code, data & secrets

  • We back up your project before any change, so containment never destroys evidence or working state
  • Access is a least-privilege collaborator invite or read-scoped token — never your account password — over encrypted channels, and is revoked once the incident is closed
  • We store no secrets; rotated keys are handed back to you to hold, and our working copies of your code are deleted after verification
  • NDA available on request; you keep full ownership of your source code and data throughout the response

Frequently asked questions

How fast can you respond to a live Lovable data breach?
For an active exposure we engage within hours, not weeks. Book a call or email and describe what was found — we triage the scope immediately and start containment the same session where access allows.
How is this different from your security audit?
The security audit is proactive: a scheduled, thorough review before launch. Breach response is reactive: something is exposed right now and needs containing fast. If you have an open incident, this is the right engagement; if you want to prevent one, book the audit.
A user reported they can see someone else's data — is that a breach?
Treat it as one. Cross-user data access almost always means Row-Level Security is missing or written permissively, which exposes every row in that table to any authenticated user. We confirm the scope, close the policy, and verify it is shut. See our guide on why Lovable apps leak data between users for the mechanics.
Do I need to notify my users?
It depends on what was exposed and your jurisdiction's rules. We are engineers, not lawyers, but the incident report tells you precisely what data was reachable and for how long, so you and your counsel can make an informed disclosure decision instead of guessing.
How much does incident response cost?
It depends mostly on the blast radius — a single permissive policy is very different from exposed secrets committed to git across auth, storage, and payments. Choosing containment-only versus containment plus a full hardening pass also moves the number. Book a call and we scope it in the first conversation.
Do I keep ownership of my code and data?
Yes. We work against your existing project with a backup taken first, and you keep full ownership of your code and data throughout. Our access is scoped and revoked once the incident is closed.

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