Prodable’s free scanner runs about 48 look-only checks on your live Base44 app — can strangers get past your login, are secret keys leaking, are back doors open, are safety settings missing. No signup, results in about a minute. We don’t check whether a lock exists; we test whether it actually locks.
Paste your Base44 app URL or custom domain — the scan works on any live app.
Wiz discovered an authentication bypass in Base44. That’s the important lesson, and it’s not a knock on Base44 specifically — it’s that platform-native auth, the login the platform ships for you, can still fail. When authentication is handled for you, it’s easy to assume it’s handled correctly. The bypass is proof that the assumption needs to be tested, not trusted.
Independent verification of access controls matters most exactly where the platform ships auth for you — because that’s where nobody on your side is checking. The population data underlines it: Veracode found 45% of AI-generated code fails security tests. So the question isn’t whether the platform intends for your app to be locked down; it’s whether the lock, as deployed, actually holds.
That’s what Prodable does differently. We prove access controls actively rather than checking that a setting exists — we don’t check whether a lock exists, we test whether it actually locks. The result is an independent read on whether your Base44 app’s access controls hold up against a real request from the outside.
We don’t check whether a lock exists — we test whether it actually locks. That matters most where the platform ships your auth for you.
Can strangers get past your login
We knock on your app's doors without logging in, to see which ones hand back data anyway — testing whether the lock actually holds, not whether a setting is switched on.
Leaked keys and passwords
We read the code your app ships to the browser, rebuild any hidden code left exposed, and find leaked keys (Stripe, OpenAI, Supabase), password files, and hidden project files in your live app.
Open doors and weak settings
We check for missing browser protections, whether other websites can act as your logged-in users, and weak email and domain settings — the outside-facing basics behind your A+ to F grade.
We run about 48 safe, look-only checks on your live site and give you a grade from A+ to F. We only read what's already public — we never log in, change, or delete anything.
Test the live app rather than assume. Wiz found an authentication bypass in Base44, which shows platform-native auth can fail, and Veracode found 45% of AI-generated code fails security tests. Prodable's free scan runs ~48 read-only checks against your Base44 URL, actively probing what returns data without a login, and returns an A+ to F grade.
It's a good foundation, but it needs verifying. Wiz found an authentication bypass in Base44's platform-native auth, which is exactly the kind of failure that's invisible until someone tests it from the outside. Independent verification matters most precisely where the platform ships auth for you, because nobody on your side is otherwise checking.
Most tools check that a security setting exists in your config. Prodable instead sends a real request the way an anonymous visitor would and observes what actually comes back — proving whether your access controls hold in practice. A policy can be configured and still not block the request; we report what genuinely happens.
Yes. It's free with no signup and the verdict is never gated. It's strictly non-destructive — read-only probes of your public URL that never write data, authenticate as a real user, or attempt anything destructive.
Free, no signup, results in about a minute. You see your full grade with no email — the scan is free because fixing what it finds is where we come in.