Read this if AI built your websiteLovable, Bolt, Claude, ChatGPT or another AI tool.
We check your AI-built website for security gaps, exposed customer data and risks that could drive up your hosting or AI bills.
You get a clear list of what to fix first. We can carry out the fixes too.
We reply within two working days. Scope and price agreed before work starts.
A hobby website with 200 daily visitors received a $104,000 bill.
In February 2024, bots repeatedly downloaded a single 3 MB audio file from a website on Netlify’s free plan. Four days later, the owner faced a $104,500 bill for data transfer, despite usually getting just 200 visitors a day. Support initially offered a discount. Netlify waived the bill after the owner’s Reddit post attracted widespread attention.
Why this happens: A free hosting plan does not always include a hard spending limit. Automated requests can generate billable traffic, so check how your provider handles excess usage and which limits you can set.
Read the story (opens in a new tab)A researcher checked 1,645 Lovable apps. 170 exposed customer data.
In 2025, a security researcher examined apps built with Lovable. Around one in ten exposed database records, potentially including names, email addresses, passwords and payment details. The vulnerability was assigned a CVE identifier.
Why this happens: Logging in is only part of protecting customer data. Access rules must also limit which records each user can read or change. Without those checks, one customer may be able to access another’s information.
Read the analysis (opens in a new tab)German online shops faced €1,000 demands over accessibility.
New accessibility requirements took effect in Germany on 28 June 2025. Within weeks, the Händlerbund trade association reported legal demands against online shops, with costs of around €1,000 per case. Depending on the violation, fines can reach €100,000. Exemptions apply, including for some small service providers.
Why this happens: If accessibility requirements apply to your shop, customers need to be able to use it with assistive technology. Testing keyboard navigation and screen reader support helps identify barriers in the checkout process.
Read the trade association's warning (opens in a new tab)Worried about your own website? Tell us what concerns you, and we’ll propose what to check.
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About Probeko · Long established on the market
Meet our CEO
Pavol Kostolansky, MScVienna, Austria
LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)Our CEO is a software engineer with experience developing AI applications and safety-critical systems. He has built production apps with AI chat, information retrieval and conversation memory. He also helped develop MotionWise in Vienna at TrustMotion (opens in a new tab) (formerly TTTech Auto), acquired by NXP in June 2025. MotionWise is a safety-certified platform used in more than two million vehicles worldwide.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need technical knowledge?
No. Send us your website address and tell us what you need. We explain what we find, why it matters and how to fix it in plain English.
What happens after I contact you?
Someone from our team will reply within two working days. We’ll ask about your website, explain what we recommend checking and agree a fixed price with you before work starts.
Will you change my website or need my passwords?
For the audit, you give us read-only access and revoke it when the review is complete. We agree the scope with you first and make no changes without your approval.
My website was built with Lovable or Claude. Will it need rebuilding?
Not usually. Issues such as exposed API keys or incorrect access permissions can often be fixed in the existing application. We’ll explain what needs changing so you can continue using your chosen tool.
Will you send me marketing emails or sell my email address?
No. We use your contact details to respond to your enquiry. We do not sell your email address or send unsolicited marketing emails.
Which countries do you work in?
We work with customers in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Czechia and Slovakia. You can contact us in German, English, Czech or Slovak. The legal examples on this site mainly concern Germany and Austria.
Is this legal advice?
No. We review the technical aspects of your website and flag issues that may need legal attention. A lawyer should assess your legal obligations; we can work with yours on the technical changes.
Find out where your website needs attention.
Tell us what you’d like us to check and, if you like, include a link to your website. We’ll reply to your email within two working days.