Securie for Lovable — RLS audit + secret scan + BOLA gate for $6.6B-platform apps

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Lovable hit $100M ARR in 8 months at a $6.6B valuation. The April 2026 BOLA breach hit 170 of 1,645 scanned apps (10.3%) for 48 days — missing Supabase RLS via hardcoded anon_key in the browser. Securie's role: catch the same class of bug pre-merge on the GitHub repo Lovable writes to.

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What it does

Lovable's code generator produces apps that — per the April 2026 BOLA disclosure — frequently use the Supabase public anon_key for browser-to-REST API calls without RLS. Securie's Supabase RLS specialist catches missing RLS on every PR Lovable writes; the AuthAuthz/BOLA specialist catches BOLA-vulnerable browser-to-Supabase REST calls; the secret_scanner specialist flags hardcoded anon_key shipping inside the client bundle. The /incidents/lovable-bola-april-2026 page documents the breach in full; this integration is the prevention surface.

When to use it

Every team shipping Lovable to real users. Especially teams shipping pre-November-2025-vintage Lovable projects (the BOLA-affected cohort).

Limitations

Roadmap status — pre-launch. Securie reviews the GitHub repo Lovable exports to; in-Lovable real-time review is post-GA. See /safe/is-lovable-safe for the platform-safety assessment.

Install

  1. Connect Lovable's GitHub-export to a real GitHub repo
  2. Install the Securie GitHub App on that repo
  3. Audit existing Supabase tables: every table needs RLS enabled + tenant-scoped policies
  4. Set up the Vercel deploy gate (separate Securie integration) for the deployed Lovable apps
  5. Configure rate limits on every AI-feature endpoint Lovable's app calls (cost-firewall complement)

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