Is your AI-built app ready for real users?

Every table has access rules, so a logged-in user can only read and change their own data (for example, row level security in Supabase).

Secret API keys are kept on the server, out of the frontend code and the repository.

Admin pages and API routes check the user's role on the server, not only in the interface.

You've tested sign-up, log-in, and password reset, including expired and reused links.

You have backups of the database, and you've tried restoring one.

Errors in production are logged somewhere that someone actually checks.

Payments and webhooks handle failures and retries without charging people twice.

A new user can sign up and get to the main thing your app does without asking for help.

When something goes wrong, people see a message that tells them what to do next.

The screens people see before they've added any data are designed, not left blank.

The core flow works on a phone.

Someone on your team can explain how the riskiest parts of the code work.

There are automated tests on the core flow, or a written checklist you run before every release.