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@mytwillot Turning saved posts into a searchable knowledge base is a real itch, and $1.5k MRR in two months shows it. Holding people's X history makes a free 20-second look at what strangers can see worth it: https://t.co/4LMgtaXY9D
@domHonestPhones Skill games that pay out real gift cards is a fun loop, and anything with cash-outs draws people looking for an edge. A free 20-second check of what strangers can see from the outside: https://t.co/4LMgtaXY9D
@JesusYez7 Conciliar bancos contra los CFDI del SAT con un agente es justo lo que una pyme quiere delegar. Con datos fiscales de clientes adentro, vale la pena una revisión gratis de 20 segundos de lo que un extraño puede ver: https://t.co/4LMgtaXY9D
@LBoksmati A school workspace with unlimited student accounts, messaging and video calls puts a lot of kids' data in one place. Worth a free 20-second look at what strangers can see before schools sign up: https://t.co/4LMgtaXY9D
@Kevin_Logan Good PSA. Share settings are one part; the other is what a published app still leaves readable from outside. For anyone who built with AI, a free 20-second check of what strangers can see: https://t.co/4LMgtaXY9D
🔐 Node.js security updates are now available!
Including the following dependency updates to address public vulnerabilities:
- llhttp on 22.x, 24.x, 26.x
- undici on 24.x, 26.x
- sqlite on 22.x, 24.x
Available for 26.x, 24.x, 22.x Node.js release lines https://t.co/6PdxXwHLE6
@Aashin_US Congrats on the launch. Awards sites end up holding nominees’ names and contact details, so a free 20-second check of what strangers can see is worth a run before entries open: https://t.co/4LMgtaXqk5
@JoshuaFong_X Ranking the whole US market by 3- and 6-month alignment is a neat angle. If you add accounts or paid alerts later, a free check of what strangers can see takes 20 seconds: https://t.co/4LMgtaXqk5
@ROYDONDJIO94ox Congrats on SchoolMate AI. Student accounts and schoolwork are exactly the data worth protecting early, so a free 20-second check of what strangers can see is worth a run: https://t.co/4LMgtaXqk5
@odehahwal Great list. One I’d add as #8: check what a stranger can see, not just the customer. Most vibe-coded apps we look at are fine on screen but leave data readable from outside. Free 20-second check: https://t.co/4LMgtaXqk5
@zalcroai Good list. The one most people skip under security rules: who can read each table. Decide it before building, then test it with two accounts after.
@starwardshar Agents checking PRs help a lot. The gap: founders building in Lovable or Base44 often never open a PR, so nothing runs that loop for them. The app goes live straight from the builder.
@pritesh_ghodge Good breakdown. The quickest check for founders who can’t read code: sign up as two test users and try to open one’s data while signed in as the other. If you can, the rules are missing or too loose.
@nick_rackley Agree on SOC2 and native apps. One exception worth keeping from day one: database access rules. Bots scan for open Supabase projects automatically, no grudge needed. It’s a 20-minute fix, not over-engineering.
@theshivamlko Congrats on Sendup. We ran our free outside check on https://t.co/Wc9gat74Wm: nothing serious exposed from the outside. Nice work. If you ever want an engineer to look inside, at logins and database rules, that’s what we do: https://t.co/4LMgtaXqk5
@Mye_Property Congrats on the launch. Signed documents are the last thing you want strangers reading, so a free 20-second outside check is worth a run today: https://t.co/4LMgtaXqk5
@ashrafsayyad_26 Congrats on the launch. With students uploading their own notes, a free 20-second check of what strangers can see is worth a run: https://t.co/4LMgtaXY9D
@ElisaChaxe93308 Congrats on SELA Sentinel. With residents sending in violation reports, a free 20-second outside check is worth a run: https://t.co/4LMgtaXqk5
@Mr_Asad001 Congrats on MyFaith AI. People bring personal questions to a faith companion, so a free 20-second check of what strangers can see is worth a run: https://t.co/4LMgtaXqk5
@maryngathege Congrats on ZenBudget. Budget apps hold personal numbers, so a free 20-second check of what strangers can see is worth a run: https://t.co/4LMgtaXY9D