Your startup's code was written by AI. You didn't hire an engineer.

That's fine. We'll handle security so you don't have to. One click, nothing to install, nothing to configure.

This is for you if…

  • A founder whose 'engineering team' is a Lovable or Bolt subscription
  • Someone who picked 'no-code' or 'AI code' because you don't want to learn to code
  • About to close your first paying customer — or your first enterprise deal
  • Scared that 'someone could hack us' but unsure what that actually means

The moments you feel this

Reading about a competitor's breach

You read about Moltbook losing 1.5 million API keys. You wonder if the same thing could happen to you. You don't know how to check.

Signing up for Stripe

Stripe's onboarding asks if you're PCI-compliant. You have no idea what that means. You click yes and move on.

The legal panic

Someone mentions GDPR. Or HIPAA. Or California's privacy law. You Google for 10 minutes, feel overwhelmed, close the tab.

The 'can I see your security stuff' email

A prospect asks you to send your SOC 2 report. You don't have one. You don't even know what one looks like.

What Securie does for you

Auto-scans your app

You don't set anything up beyond one click. We monitor your app continuously and tell you if anything's wrong.

Auto-fixes most problems

The common bugs — leaked keys, open databases, broken login — we fix for you. You approve with a tap.

Answers the security questions your buyers ask

Customers and investors ask 'is your app secure?'. Now you can point them to a live page that proves it.

Ladders you up to SOC 2 when you're ready

When your first enterprise deal requires it, we have the evidence already collected. Six-week path instead of six-month one.

What you don't need to know

  • Any security term or acronym
  • What your AI coding tool did under the hood
  • How authentication works
  • How databases are configured
  • What encryption is

What you actually do

  1. Sign up with one click (GitHub, Google, or Apple)
  2. Tell us which app to watch (by URL or by GitHub repo)
  3. Read the plain-English updates we send you weekly
  4. Tap 'OK' on fixes we propose
  5. Focus on your business

Non-technical founders, solopreneurs, and designers-who-code use Securie to ship safe apps without learning a single security concept.

But wait…

I'm not technical at all. Will I understand what Securie tells me?

Everything Securie says is written for humans, not for security engineers. Example: 'Your Lovable app might let strangers read other customers' orders — tap Merge to fix.' Not: 'BOLA detected in GET /api/orders/[id]: authorization bypass via IDOR.'

I'm afraid I'll break something if I click 'merge' on a fix.

Every fix is tested automatically before Securie suggests it. It's also reversible — if something looks wrong after merging, you can revert with one click. We never auto-merge critical changes without you.

Can't I just wait until I can afford a real security person?

Most breaches happen before founders can afford a security person. That's exactly the window Securie covers. Once you have a big enough team, you'll still use Securie plus a human.