SafeShip scans your project for exposed API keys and common deployment mistakes in seconds.
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src/config.ts:14src/config.ts:14sk_live_51Hb...••••••••Keys prefixed with VITE_ are bundled into client-side JavaScript and publicly accessible to anyone who views your site.
An attacker could use this key to create charges, issue refunds, or access your Stripe dashboard data.
1. Move the key to a .env.local file
2. Reference it as process.env.STRIPE_SECRET_KEY
3. Add .env.local to your .gitignore
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Detects Next.js, Vite, React, and more. Knows which env prefixes are public and flags secrets that would ship to the browser.
No CVE numbers. No jargon. Each finding explains what went wrong and exactly how to fix it.
Findings are sorted by severity — critical, high, medium, low — so you know what to fix first.
Detects AWS keys, Stripe secrets, database URIs, OpenAI tokens, Firebase configs, and dozens more patterns.
Files are scanned in memory and not permanently stored. SafeShip never keeps your source code.
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Files are scanned in memory and not permanently stored. Your source code is never saved to disk.
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You can upload a zip file or connect a GitHub repository. GitHub sign-in is used for authentication.
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