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SaaS Dashboard

SaaS dashboard — rescued in 41 hours.

Cursor Next.js Supabase Vercel
WHAT WE FOUND
Database keys were visible to every visitor
All user data publicly readable
Deploy failing on production build
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SaaS Dashboard
27before
→
94after
RESCUED IN 41 HOURS

How We Fixed It

1

Ran the free scan

Found the exposed Supabase policies and the failing build within minutes, before writing a line of code.

2

Locked down row-level security

Wrote real per-user RLS policies table-by-table so the anon key could no longer read every user's data.

3

Moved secrets server-side

Pulled every remaining API call that touched a secret key behind a proper backend route.

4

Fixed the production build

Traced the silent Vercel build failure to a misconfigured environment variable and corrected it.

Results

Zero critical vulnerabilities remaining
Production build deploying cleanly on every push
All user data now scoped per-account, not world-readable
Launch Readiness score up from 27 to 94
The founder shipped a working demo in a weekend, then hit a wall trying to go live. The Supabase project had row-level security disabled entirely, so every table — including the users table — was readable by anyone with the anon key, which was already sitting in the client bundle. We locked down row-level security policies table-by-table, moved the remaining secrets server-side, and fixed the production build config that was silently failing on Vercel. Launch readiness went from 27 to 94 in 41 hours.
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I had no idea our entire user table was sitting wide open until the scan flagged it in red. Fixed within two days and I finally launched without that knot in my stomach.

— FOUNDER, SAAS DASHBOARD

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