Secrets and environment files
Checks for common signs that local env files or private-looking values need review before launch.
Local pre-launch risk reports
Pre-launch risk reports for modern web apps.
ShipSeal scans your local project for risky secrets, exposed routes, weak API protections, payment webhook mistakes, and unsafe UI patterns before launch.
Local-first. No code upload. No third-party website scanning.
ShipSeal Report
Pre-launch scan
/examples/known-risk-next-app
Launch score
72
Needs work
Critical
0
High
3
Medium
5
Top risks
Local-firstPublic env variable looks private
Privileged route has no obvious auth guard
Stripe webhook has no obvious signature verification
Action plan preview
- 1. Move private values server-side.
- 2. Add an auth guard to privileged routes.
- 3. Verify webhook signatures.
Sample report
A calm cockpit for launch review.
ShipSeal turns local static checks into a readable report with score context, prioritized fixes, and practical verification steps.
ShipSeal Report
Pre-launch scan
/examples/known-risk-next-app
Launch score
72
Needs work
Critical
0
High
3
Medium
5
Top risks
Local-firstPublic env variable looks private
Privileged route has no obvious auth guard
Stripe webhook has no obvious signature verification
Action plan preview
- 1. Move private values server-side.
- 2. Add an auth guard to privileged routes.
- 3. Verify webhook signatures.
How it works
Run locally. Review clearly. Fix in order.
1
Run ShipSeal locally
2
Review the report
3
Fix the highest-priority issues first
4
Run again before launch
Checks
Focused checks for common launch risks.
ShipSeal checks for common signs, flags risky patterns, and helps review issues before launch.
Public environment variable misuse
Flags risky patterns such as public variables that appear to contain private tokens or service-role names.
Auth guard hints
Looks for privileged routes that do not show obvious auth or session guard patterns nearby.
API abuse protection
Helps review mutating API routes that do not show obvious throttling or rate-limit signals.
Stripe webhook verification
Checks webhook-looking routes for common signature verification indicators before payment events are trusted.
Dangerous HTML rendering
Flags raw HTML rendering patterns and lowers confidence when sanitizer evidence appears nearby.
Supabase/service-role exposure hints
Reviews client-facing files for service-role or admin-client references that should stay server-side.
Deployment hygiene
Checks for launch-risk settings such as ignoring TypeScript or lint failures during production builds.
Local-first trust
Your code stays on your machine.
- ShipSeal reads project files locally.
- No code upload.
- No third-party website scanning.
- No external network calls during scanning.
- Reports are generated locally as HTML and JSON.
Scope
What ShipSeal is not.
Clear scope helps the report stay useful and honest.
Not a penetration test
Not a security certification
Not a compliance audit
Not a guarantee that your application is secure
Not a replacement for professional security review
Early access
Follow the first public release.
ShipSeal is in active development. Email for early access to follow the first public release.
Email for early accessFAQ
Questions before launch.
Does ShipSeal upload my code?
No. ShipSeal is designed around local static analysis.
Is ShipSeal a security guarantee?
No. It checks common pre-launch risks and helps review them before launch.
What projects does it support?
ShipSeal currently focuses on modern JavaScript web apps, with strong early support for Next.js-style projects.
Can I use it before launching a client project?
Yes. ShipSeal is intended to provide a clear pre-launch risk report before exposing an app to real users.
Is pricing available?
Distribution and purchase details are TBD.