The Ground Crew blog
Your app shipped. Here is what breaks next.
These posts come from the production audits: the failures that do not show up in a builder preview, written in plain terms for the founders who hit them. Each one gives you the check to run on your own app, and most of them end with the test that proves whether you have the problem.
Why your app's signup confirmation links send new users to localhost or a preview page
Your confirmation and password reset links are sending new users to localhost or a preview domain.
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Paid but no access: how Stripe webhooks quietly break AI built apps
Your customers pay and never get upgraded, or get access they never paid for.
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Supabase row level security, explained for founders whose app holds customer data
What the Supabase anon key is, what happens when row level security is off, how the IDOR pattern leaks records, and how to test your own app safely with two accounts..
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Your app ships its keys to every visitor: secret keys in AI built apps
Stripe secret keys, OpenAI keys, and Supabase service role keys end up in browser bundles and git history in AI built apps.
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When fixing one thing with AI breaks three others
You prompt your builder to fix a bug and it rewrites something that worked.
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Your app was down and a customer told you: monitoring and platform drift for AI built apps
If a customer is your uptime monitor, you have a problem.
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