Start here.
You don't have a security background. You shipped (or are about to ship) an app you built with AI. This is how to use Securie in the next five minutes — in plain English.
If you want the absolute fastest path: go to /signup and install with GitHub. You can come back here if anything feels confusing.
Step 1 — Sign in
Click “Start free” anywhere on the site. You'll see three buttons: GitHub, Google, Apple. Pick whichever is connected to your app.
GitHub is the easiest if your code lives on GitHub. If you're using Lovable or Bolt, look inside your project settings for a “Connect to GitHub” option — that gives Securie the repository to watch.
Step 2 — Pick your app
After sign-in we ask which apps you want us to watch. Pick the repo (or repos) behind your product. You can add more later; you can remove any of them any time.
That means the GitHub App doesn't have access to it yet. Go to github.com/settings/installations, find Securie, click “Configure”, and add the repos.
Step 3 — Wait a minute
Literally. Go make coffee. By the time you're back, Securie will have scanned your code and either:
- Posted “all clear” (good — you're in the lucky top 15%)
- Posted a list of things it wants to fix, as a pull request comment (normal — most apps have something)
- Posted a CRITICAL finding (rare — drop what you're doing and read it)
Step 4 — Read what we tell you
Every finding is written in plain English. Here's an example of what you might see:
“Your checkout page lets any user read other customers' orders. A user logged into your app today could visit /api/orders/42 and see order #42, even if order #42 belongs to somebody else. We've opened pull request #124 with a one-line fix — tap Merge to apply it.”
Compare to what a typical security tool would say instead:
BOLA detected in GET /api/orders/[id]: missing ownership check. CWE-639.
Step 5 — Merge the fix
Each fix is a pull request. GitHub shows you a green “Merge” button. Tap it. GitHub deploys the fix (if your deploy is automatic) or you deploy it the way you normally do.
Don't want to tap Merge? That's fine. The fix sits in your repo as a proposal until you decide.
What now?
You're done. Securie runs on every commit from here on. You will hear from us when something needs your attention — and not otherwise.