Enterprise apps pass a security checklist before launch. Yours passes vibes.

Every serious product goes through a pre-launch security review — dozens of items, checked one by one, every release. Most solo builders run zero of them. Not because they're lazy, but because nobody ever showed them the list.

The app works, the demo went great, you ship. Then an unvalidated input takes down a route, an unhandled error leaks a stack trace with your database connection string in it, a scraper hits your API ten thousand times an hour, and your only backup turns out to be the code on your laptop. None of these are exotic attacks. They're ordinary failures a checklist catches in an afternoon — and all of them are invisible until you go looking.

You don't need a security team. You need a consistent system you run on everything you ship, every time. Auth is the first item on it (that's Docs 01–03). Here are the next ones.

Two checks from this doctrine

Real value, not a teaser — two of the 5 checks in full. The rest are in the one-pager.

Security isn't a feature you add. It's a checklist you run — every time, on everything.