Vibe coding isn't the problem.
Unsecured internal tools are.
You shipped an internal tool in a weekend. That's not a mistake; that's the whole point of building this way. Now let's give it real login, roles, and audit logs before it touches more of your business.
30 minutes · we look at your tool together and scope what it needs
Sound familiar?
"Everyone shares one password"
The tool works great; and the whole team logs in with the same credentials pasted in Slack.
"The API key is in the frontend"
Your AI assistant put secrets where they were convenient. Convenient for everyone, unfortunately.
"Anyone can see everything"
No roles, no audit trail. The intern and the CFO see the same admin screen.
What the engagement covers
Review together
A short call and a look at the project. We map what's security-critical and what's fine as it is.
Wire in the control plane
Real sign-in, roles, and audit via Platform93; the open-source control plane; without rewriting your tool.
Hand it back, documented
You get the same tool, now safe to grow; and you keep building it however you like. It's open source: no lock-in to us.
Fair questions
Will you judge my code?
No. We built Platform93 because fast-built code is how things ship now. The engagement moves the security-critical parts out of your codebase; the rest stays exactly as you like to work on it.
Do I have to rewrite anything?
Usually not. Your tool talks to p93 through an SDK; most of the change is deleting your hand-rolled auth, not writing new code.
What does it cost?
The intro call is free. After that we scope a fixed-price package based on what we find; you'll know the number before any work starts.
What happens after the engagement?
p93 is open source. Self-host it for free or let us run it for you (managed hosting is available by arrangement). Either way, your tool and your data stay yours.