I've been thinking about this a lot lately.
With tools like Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, Lovable, etc. making it ridiculously easy to go from an idea to a working SaaS, I wonder how many people are actually doing a proper security pass before putting it in front of users.
Not just "does authentication work?", but things like:
I've been building a free interactive checklist called SafeToShip around exactly these kinds of checks.
It's not an automated pentest or some magic "you're secure" button. The idea is more to give developers a structured list of things to manually verify before shipping an AI-assisted app.
I'm curious how other people here handle this.
Do you have your own pre-launch security checklist, use a security tool, pay someone to review it, or mostly rely on your framework/platform defaults?
If anyone wants to see the checklist, it's here: https://safetoship.app
The user is inquiring about security practices for AI-built SaaS applications before launch. They highlight various security concerns such as RLS configuration, API key exposure, and session management. The user has developed a checklist called SafeToShip to help developers manually verify security aspects and is seeking feedback or practices from others.