No‑code and AI builders are brilliant for getting an idea moving — but the places they tend to break are exactly the places that matter most in production: who can see which data, how authorization is enforced, and where secrets live. Hardening those is the core of what we do. This page describes the practices applied to the systems we build.
Depth scales with your tier — basic, full or advanced hardening — but the discipline below is applied to every build.
Every table is protected with row‑level security (RLS). Authorization is enforced on the server — never trusting the client alone — and in multi‑tenant systems, data is isolated between clients so each tenant can only ever reach its own records.
Authentication is handled through Supabase Auth. Admin access supports two‑factor authentication, and rate limiting protects sensitive endpoints from brute‑force and abuse.
Secrets, API keys and credentials are handled server‑side only and never exposed to the browser. Payment webhooks are verified by signature so they can't be spoofed.
Errors are tracked across the front end and back end with Sentry, with alerting on instability. An audit log records sensitive actions so activity can be traced after the fact.
Databases are backed up automatically, with point‑in‑time recovery (PITR) available so data can be restored to a specific moment if something goes wrong.
Code runs in separate development and production environments. Releases go through CI/CD with automated build, test and release, and a safe rollback path if a deploy needs to be reversed.
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