Core stack launch review
Supabase RLS and auth launch-readiness audit.
Ready? Check… Launch! reviews Supabase auth, RLS, tenant boundaries, storage access, and service-role assumptions before private data or real users arrive.
Supabase, Stripe, and Vercel are treated as core launch-risk systems because they control data access, money movement, and production behavior.
Launch risk focus
RLS missing, disabled, or too permissive.
Client-side checks treated as data protection.
Service-role key misuse or exposure risk.
Tenant boundaries unclear across shared records.
Storage bucket access broader than intended.
What Ready? Check… Launch! checks
RLS policy coverage for public, authenticated, owner, and tenant-scoped records.
Server-side authorization checks behind protected pages and API/data routes.
Service-role key use, anon key exposure, and client/server boundaries.
Storage bucket policies, upload paths, and private file access.
Launch-critical onboarding, dashboard, and data-access flows.
Recommended launch checks
Confirm least-privilege access for launch-critical tables
Review public versus private table access
Check onboarding, deletion, and empty states against real policies
Recommended next step
Include this stack review in a Launch Readiness Audit.
The audit checks the stack in context: real user flows, repo structure, deployment behavior, data boundaries, payments, tests, monitoring, and launch-day rollback.
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