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Work · July 15, 2026

AuditFlare

UX and security audits for fast-moving apps

AuditFlare launched on July 15, 2026 with 6 votes, #3,356 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

What it does

AuditFlare helps founders uncover UX, security and payment-flow issues before users do. Experienced software engineers, security specialists and product designers review web apps across core journeys, mobile usability, authentication, permissions, edge cases, APIs, database access, payments, webhooks and conversion friction. Every valid finding includes clear evidence, impact, reproduction steps and practical remediation guidance.

Experienced engineers, security specialists and product designers review your web app for UX, security, payment and edge-case issues.

Senior engineers, security specialists and product designers uncover the vulnerabilities, broken flows and trust-killing details AI builders miss. A logged-in user can request invoices belonging to another account. Your app is more than its code. We examine the full experience, from the first click to the failure states your AI builder forgot. Authentication, authorization, exposed secrets, database rules, APIs, dependencies and abuse paths. Clarity, navigation, responsive behavior, accessibility and the moments that make users quit. Checkout, subscriptions, webhooks, entitlements, cancellation and the signals that earn confidence. Failures, retries, duplicates, empty states, expired…from auditflare.com

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