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For IT teams who keep getting asked

Someone on your team built an app. Now you can say yes.

Vibernance gives every AI-built app the same safe path to production: a security check, company sign-in, and a home in your own cloud. Builders get a fast yes. You keep control.

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Works with apps from Lovable, Replit, Bolt, Cursor and Claude Code.

Priya, Operations

Message to IT

I built a vendor tracker in Lovable over the weekend. The whole team wants to use it. Can we?

Vendor tracker

ops/vendor-tracker

Approved
  • Security check passed
  • Company sign-in added
  • Live in your cloud account

Reply from IT: Yes. It's live. Share the link with your team.

Sound familiar?

AI tools changed who builds software. Most IT teams now hear some version of these every week.

“Can you host this for me?”

There's no process, so the answer is “not yet”, and the app ends up somewhere you can't see.

With Vibernance: they submit the repo. It's checked and live without a ticket.

“Wait, that's on a public link?”

An internal tool with customer data, open to anyone who finds the URL.

With Vibernance: every app sits behind your company sign-in. No exceptions.

“Who built this? Do they still work here?”

Apps outlive their owners, and nobody knows what they touch.

With Vibernance: every app has an owner, a status and a history in one list.

See what a check finds

Here's a typical app built over a weekend: it works, the team loves it, and it would have leaked data on day one. Vibernance stops it before it ships and tells the builder exactly what to fix.

  • Leaked secretsKeys and passwords left in the code
  • Missing sign-inPages and APIs anyone can reach
  • Open database rulesTables anyone can read or change
  • Vulnerable packagesDependencies with known security issues
  • Code flawsInjection and other common mistakes
ops/vendor-tracker Blocked: 2 fixes needed
  • FailSecrets
  • PassSign-in
  • FailDatabase rules
  • WarnPackages
  • PassCode

Fix before deploy

src/lib/supabase.ts:4

A service key is in the code. Anyone who opens the app can copy it. Move it to a server-side secret and rotate it.

supabase/migrations/0002_vendors.sql:14

Table vendors has no row-level security. Turn it on and allow only signed-in users.

Example result. Once fixed, the app deploys behind your sign-in.

From “not yet” to “yes” in four steps

Builders keep the tools they like. You get one path that every app follows.

  1. 01

    They submit

    The builder connects the app's GitHub repo. Most AI tools export there in one click.

  2. 02

    We check

    Anything risky stops the deploy, and the builder gets a plain-language fix.

  3. 03

    Sign-in goes on

    Your identity provider goes in front of the app automatically. Nobody writes login code.

  4. 04

    You say yes

    It runs in your own cloud account, listed in your registry, watched from day one.

What we promise IT

You're the one who answers for these apps. So these four things are never optional.

Nothing ships unchecked

A failed check blocks the deploy. Every time.

Your cloud, your rules

Apps run in your own cloud account. Never ours.

Sign-in on everything

Your identity provider, in front of every app.

You see it all

Owner, status and activity for every app, in one place.

Is Vibernance a fit for you?

We built it for a specific kind of team. Tick what sounds like yours.

What describes your team

Tick what sounds like your team.

We'll tell you honestly if Vibernance is a fit.

Start with the apps you already have

Send us three apps your teams have built. We'll run them through the security check and walk you through what we find. No cost, no commitment.

  • Read-only access to the repos, nothing deployed
  • Results explained on a call, in plain language
  • A clear view of what a governed path would look like for you

What IT teams ask us first

Will this slow my builders down?

No. They keep their tools, and an app that passes goes live without waiting on IT. A failed check comes with a plain fix.

Do you host our apps?

Never. Apps run in your own cloud account, under your controls and your bill.

Is Vibernance an app builder?

No. Your employees keep using the AI tools they already have. Vibernance is what happens after the app is built: review, sign-in, deployment and tracking.

We're a small IT team. Do we need to run this ourselves?

No. For design partners, Appcore runs Vibernance as a managed service. You approve and watch; we operate it.

We're on Microsoft 365. Is this for us?

It can be, especially if your apps need to run outside Microsoft 365 or you want a security check before anything goes live.