Security, explained in plain words

Start here The Sentrint wiki, in reading order. What a security scan checks in a vibe-coded app, what a report tells you, and what happens to your code. 4 min Why Sentrint exists AI and no-code tools ship working apps with real security holes. Sentrint gives non-security builders a fast, honest read on what is exposed. 4 min FAQ & glossary Straight answers to the questions founders ask before running a scan, plus a plain-English glossary of the security terms you will see in a report. 5 min

How a scan works What happens from the moment you sign in to the moment you get a report. Sign in, pick a repo, get a score, a grade, findings and a fix prompt. 4 min Reading your report What the score, the letter grade and the severity levels mean, what to fix first, and how a rescan confirms a fix is really gone. 5 min The fix prompt Every finding comes with a copy-paste fix written for your AI builder, in small steps, so the tool fixes one thing at a time instead of rewriting your app. 5 min Inside the security engine How the scan works under the hood, the rule families it runs, the AI review layer that filters false positives, and how findings get scored. 6 min Sentrint for developers The severity model in detail, the fix-and-rescan workflow, the embeddable security badge, and where this fits alongside code review and CI. 6 min Plans and what they include One free scan a month, no card, with the full report and the fix prompt. Top-up adds six scans, Founder gives you 36 a month. 5 min

Security for AI-built apps Apps built with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Replit and v0 ship the same handful of security holes. What they are, and what each one lets an attacker do. 5 min Common vulnerabilities, explained A plain-English tour of the security holes that show up in AI-built apps, what each one is, how it happens, and what a finding looks like. 11 min

Your code and your data Your source code is never stored. Here is exactly what a scan reads, what we keep, for how long, and the rights you have over all of it. 5 min