Why I built SecurVibe: most breaches aren't hacks, they're mistakes

Most security breaches aren't sophisticated attacks. They're a missing security header. An API key accidentally committed to a public repo. A cert nobody remembered to renew. Simple configuration mistakes — not zero-days — and most of the time, the developer had no idea the gap existed.

I built SecurVibe for indie devs and vibe coders shipping fast, often with AI-assisted code, without a security team or compliance checklist slowing them down. Most existing security tools weren't built for us — they're priced for enterprises and worded for auditors.

Right now SecurVibe does two things:

• ShieldScan — checks your domain's SSL, headers, DNS, and email security, gives you a plain-language scorecard

• LeakCheck — scans public GitHub repos for exposed API keys and secrets, without ever executing your code

Both start with a free scan, no signup needed. Full report with exact findings is $9 one-time. Ongoing monitoring across the whole toolkit is $10/month — new tools included automatically as they ship.

This is early. It's not trying to replace a pentest or a security team — just trying to catch the boring, common stuff before it becomes a headline. Would love feedback, especially from anyone who's been burned by exactly this kind of simple mistake before.