Solutions

My users can see each other's data

Keeping one customer's data away from another's is the single most common thing AI-generated apps get wrong, because it works perfectly with one test account and fails quietly with two. It usually shows up the day a real second customer signs up.

Does this sound familiar?

Your database's access rules are switched off, or set to allow everything
The app picks out each user's records in the browser rather than in the database
Changing an ID in the URL returns somebody else's record
You've never tested the app with two accounts signed in at once

What it costs to leave it

Under the Privacy Act, a serious data breach is something you're legally required to report
One customer seeing another's data usually ends both relationships
The longer it runs undetected, the wider the set of people you'd have to notify

What good looks like

The database itself decides who sees what, rather than browser code that can be worked around
Every table has a written rule, and anything not covered by one is refused
Multi-account testing is part of how you ship, not something you remember to do

The job that fixes this

Fix & Secure an AI-Built App

We find what's exposed or broken, replace the passwords and keys that leaked, lock the database down so customers can't reach each other's data, and get the app back to something you can safely launch. Most rescues land between $700 and $1,200; small, contained ones start at $350.

From $350 · 1 – 3 days