Paste your URL. In about 60 seconds we tell you if your app could be sued, fined, or has code that isn’t legally yours — and give you a one-line fix to paste into Cursor or Claude.
Can it get you sued? US accessibility law (ADA) hit 3,117 websites with lawsuits in 2025 alone. The most-cited problems: missing form labels, low color contrast, and images without alt text. We find every instance on your app.
Can it get you fined? If you have EU users and any tracking pixel — Meta, Google, TikTok — loads before they click “Accept,” that’s a GDPR violation. We watch every network call your app makes on first load.
Do you own the code? The US Copyright Office said in January 2025 that code only an AI wrote isn’t yours. Worse: AI sometimes copies open-source code that forces you to release your code. We scan your bundle for both.
# What we saw when your page loaded:
GET connect.facebook.net/fbevents.js [200]
POST facebook.com/tr/?ev=PageView [200]
↳ a hashed user id was sent to Meta
─── your cookie banner appeared 2.4s later ───# Don't load Facebook's tracker until users agree The tracker is loading in app/layout.tsx no matter what. Wait for consent first: 1. Replace <Script> with a component that checks useConsent().marketing first. 2. Default marketing consent to false. 3. Re-scan; the warning should disappear.
| Plan | What you get | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Run a scan.No card needed | Scan any URL, as many times as you want. See every problem, ranked by how serious it is. | $0free, always | Start → |
| Unlock one fix.Pay per problem you want to solve | Get the exact instructions to fix one problem. Copy and paste into Cursor, Claude, or Windsurf. | $19per fix | See example → |
| Unlock everything.All fixes for one scan | Get fix instructions for every problem we found, plus a shareable PDF report. Re-scan as many times as you want. | $89per scan | Unlock → |
| Monthly plan.For builders shipping weekly | Unlimited scans and fix instructions. Auto-scan after every deploy. Plug in to Cursor / Claude via MCP. | $29/ month | Subscribe → |
| Agency plan.For studios shipping client work | Unlimited apps and team members. White-label PDFs. Priority support on Slack. | $290/ month | Contact → |
Paste your app's URL. In about 60 seconds we tell you if your site could get sued under the ADA (US accessibility law), fined under GDPR (European privacy law), or has code that you might not legally own. Each problem comes with a one-line fix you paste into Cursor, Claude, or Windsurf to apply the change.
CheckVibe finds security problems — leaked API keys, weak passwords, hackable endpoints. We find legal problems — accessibility lawsuits, privacy fines, code-ownership disputes. Different threats, same audience. Most teams shipping client work run both.
Yes, in three different ways. (1) Accessibility: in 2025, US federal courts saw 3,117 ADA website lawsuits and an estimated 30,000–60,000 demand letters. Settlements average $12,500. (2) Privacy: if you have EU users and you load Meta Pixel / Google Ads / TikTok before they consent, GDPR fines apply. (3) Ownership: AI-generated code may legally not be yours, and AI sometimes copies licensed code that requires you to share your source. We check all three.
Maybe not. The US Copyright Office ruled in January 2025 that pure AI-generated code can't be copyrighted. If a competitor copies your app, you may not have legal grounds to stop them. Worse: if the AI quoted a chunk of GPL-licensed code into your project, you might be legally required to release your whole app as open source. Our scanner checks for both.
If a lawyer sends you a demand letter, settling out of court typically costs $5,000–$25,000. If they actually file in court, it commonly runs $15,000–$75,000 including legal fees. New York, Florida, and California account for about three-quarters of these cases — if your site mentions those states or serves customers there, the risk goes up.
No. We only need the public URL of your app. We open it like a regular user would, look at what loads, and check for problems. We never see your private code unless you connect a GitHub repo — and that's only for the deeper code-ownership audit, which is optional.