Private data is exposed
A hidden button protects the screen but not the underlying request.
Web app & SaaS rescue
Your web app has screens, but payments, private data or a core workflow break under real use. AppResq reviews the request, authorization and data flow, then scopes the changes needed to make that workflow dependable.
$500 USD
One app, one agreed workflow, one platform. Up to 4 hours of investigation; report within 2 working days of the agreed start.
Repair is quoted separately. The review fee is credited toward a related repair booked within 30 days while the findings still apply.
Book a free callFull scope and credit termsA hidden button protects the screen but not the underlying request.
Checkout succeeds while access or the order stays unchanged.
Repeated events create extra orders, jobs or inconsistent records.
The live app uses different auth, migrations or environment settings.
Trace one agreed workflow from browser to API and database. Inspect server-side authorization, row-level security where used, webhook handling and deployment evidence rather than relying on the visible UI.
Quote changes to the relevant boundary: permissions, schema, payment event handling or deployment setup. Agree managed-service and backend work separately from editing exported frontend code.
Retest the authorized flow and negative permission cases. For payments, check signed events, replay behavior and resulting application records in the agreed test environment. Record what production verification remains.
A code export does not transfer its managed backend. Repository access, database permissions, hosting and payment-provider access are separate authorizations. Use test accounts and restricted credentials for the agreed scope.
Selected product delivery experience. The showcase describes the work done without claiming unverified rescue outcomes.
Yes, after checking source access, framework and hosting. AppResq is an independent service with no affiliation. Platform-managed authentication, databases and deployments may need separate access; a code export alone is not enough.
No. The App Review covers one workflow and platform. It can identify authorization or data risks in that scope, but it is not a penetration test, compliance certification or guarantee that the whole application is secure.
AppResq is an independent engineering service. Product and platform names describe project scope; they do not imply affiliation or endorsement.
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