Vikas Anil Sharma

I kept seeing Supabase apps accidentally leak data — so I built Supaguard a small scanner

I’ve been working with Supabase for a while and kept noticing the same issue across different projects: apps unintentionally exposing data.

Not hacks — just things like:

  • Tables left public during testing

  • RLS policies changed once and never revisited

  • Old service keys still active

Even teams following “best practices” miss these occasionally.

To solve this for myself, I built Supaguard — a small tool that scans Supabase projects and highlights:

  • Publicly accessible tables

  • Potential PII / sensitive data exposure

  • Hardcoded or risky keys

It’s not meant to replace good security habits, just to catch what humans miss.

I’m sharing it here because this community will probably relate.
I’ve added 2 free scans for anyone who wants to try it.

👉 https://supaguard.pro

I’d genuinely love feedback and upvote — what would you want a Supabase security checker to catch that most tools don’t?

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