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A security read of the code AI wrote for you.

A security review of AI-built software means checking secrets, server-side authentication, per-user authorization, input handling, dependencies and the payment path. Humanized Code does that read for a flat $50 and delivers a write-up ranked by real-world risk, plus a fixed quote to close what it finds, inside 48 hours.

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What gets read, in order of consequence

Secrets first: every API key, database credential and signing secret, and where each one ends up — server environment, front-end bundle, or committed to the repository. Then authentication: whether the check happens on the server for every request, or only in the interface. Then authorization, which is the one people conflate with authentication and should not — being logged in is not the same as being allowed to read this particular row.

After that, input handling on every route a stranger can reach, dependencies carrying published advisories, and the payment path end to end: the charge, the webhook, the record, the refund, and what happens when the same webhook arrives twice.

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What this is not

It is not a penetration test. Nobody is attacking your running systems. It is not a compliance audit, and it does not produce a SOC 2 report or anything an enterprise procurement team will accept as evidence. It is not continuous monitoring.

It is a senior engineer reading your source for the ways your software can be misused, and telling you which of them are worth your Tuesday. For a business shipping an AI-built app, that is almost always the correct first spend — and if what you actually need is a pen test or a compliance program, the findings will say so instead of selling you a review you cannot use.

$50 FLAT — FINDINGS + A FIXED QUOTE IN 48 HOURS

$50

Flat initial review

48h

Written findings + fixed quote

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FAQQUESTIONS ABOUT THIS REVIEW
Do you need access to my production systems?
No. Read-only source is enough. We may ask for the public URL to confirm a finding from the outside, the way any visitor could.
Will you try to exploit anything you find?
No. We read. If something is trivially reachable from a browser we will show you how to see it safely on your own account, so you can judge the severity yourself.
Can you fix what you find?
Yes, at a fixed price quoted alongside the findings. Security fixes are usually the smallest and best-defined items on the list.
Will you sign an NDA?
Yes, on request, before you send anything. Source stays with the reviewer, is not used to train anything, and is deleted on request when the work is done.