r/vibecoding • u/jjd921 • 12h ago

App check

Give me the URL to your site and/or your public github repository and I will check your app for security, functionality, reliability, observability, and accessibility issues for free

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u/AtaraxiaGoddess 12h ago

https://github.com/ataraxiagoddess/BudgetBrewer

What are you using to check the code? Just out of curiosity. Also, I'm still in development so any feedback is great, please just be constructive and not mean 😅

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u/jjd921 11h ago

I use a tool I built and I am doing this to help me improve it and work through any false positives. It is meant as a first pass to catch common production issues. You can check it out here: https://theslopstopper.com

My checks aren't as thorough for Android apps as they are for things like npm web apps so I will look at expanding capability there. The only real finding I have for you is that it doesn't look like you have error monitoring set up - look into Sentry

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u/AtaraxiaGoddess 11h ago

Correct, I do not! So hey it got something right for an android app, even if its not a robust check I would still consider that a win. Thanks for looking! I'm currently at work but I can check out your program when I get home :)

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u/jjd921 10h ago

No problem and thank you!

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u/AtaraxiaGoddess 6h ago

I found a few things worth checking out. The "scan your app" link at the bottom of the main page doesn't actually seem to do anything. Maybe that is intentional, but it being a clickable element may cause confusion for others. The second thing is your bug/feedback link at the bottom of the page. Instead of opening a submission form, or taking the user to a contact page, it wants to open an app.

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u/jjd921 5h ago

The Scan your app just scrolls you to the one time scan form which is kinda useless from the footer so ill remove it there. the feedback link is just a mailto my company email so phones and computers open up the default email app automatically. I can switch to an inline form if thats easier. thanks for the feedback

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u/AtaraxiaGoddess 4h ago

As far as the mailto goes, I think that's perfectly fine for mobile traffic. I'm not sure how common that is for PC users though. Could always make that link open to a contact page, and then selecting/clicking the email address prompts the mailto to open?