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Opviva
It proves your app's security holes, then fixes them
AI built your app in days — and shipped the security holes with it: exposed keys, open databases, broken access control. Opviva is the security agent you just talk to. Tell it what you shipped; it scans your live app, proves each exploit is real by reproducing it, opens the fix as a pull request you approve in one click, and keeps watching after launch. Free scan, no signup. Ship it — then just say "check it."
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Varun, maker of Opviva.
I built it because I kept watching the same thing happen. People are shipping incredible apps with AI — Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Replit — in days, not months. But AI writes code that works, not code that's safe. I'd look at these apps and find Supabase keys sitting in the browser, databases with no access control, endpoints you could increment to read anyone's data. The builders are brilliant — they just can't see the holes, because the app looks perfect.
Every security tool I tried handed me a list of "maybes" and left the work to me. So I built the opposite: an agent you just talk to. You tell Opviva what you shipped (or paste a URL), and it scans your live app, reproduces the actual exploit to prove it's real — not a theoretical warning — opens the fix as a pull request you approve in one click, and keeps watching after launch.
The whole idea: ship it, then just say "check it." Security you can talk to, for the 99% of builders who don't have a security team.
The scan is free, no signup — I'd genuinely love for you to point it at something you built and tell me what it finds. And I'm here all day for feedback on where to take it next.
Curious how deep the proof-of-exploit actually goes — does it actually replay auth and injection attacks against a running staging app, or is it more static analysis wrapped in a "we tried it" report?
The fact that it actually reproduces the exploit instead of just flagging it is the real win — way too many scanners throw a wall of alerts. Skipped signup, pointed it at a side project, and it opened a tidy PR for a busted access control I'd honestly missed.
the "proves it's real by reproducing the exploit" part is the right instinct, way better than a list of maybes. the case i'd want to understand: what happens when the fix is technically correct but breaks intended behavior, like an endpoint that was deliberately public and opviva locks it down because it looks like broken access control from the outside. does it have any way to tell "was this open on purpose" from "this is a bug", or does that risk land entirely on the human reviewing the PR
Ran the free scan on a side project and it actually pulled up a real auth issue I'd been ignoring, then dropped a clean PR for it. The "just talk to it" angle feels less gimmicky than I expected.
About Opviva on Product Hunt
“It proves your app's security holes, then fixes them”
Opviva was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 14 upvotes and 13 comments, placing #22 on the daily leaderboard. AI built your app in days — and shipped the security holes with it: exposed keys, open databases, broken access control. Opviva is the security agent you just talk to. Tell it what you shipped; it scans your live app, proves each exploit is real by reproducing it, opens the fix as a pull request you approve in one click, and keeps watching after launch. Free scan, no signup. Ship it — then just say "check it."
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