a0.dev · Public preview wrap
An early TestFlight invite or shared a0 preview QR is enough for payment probes and Deployment ACL leaks — before you buy a single click. Seal Convex/Supabase and payment secrets, put real Auth in front of mutating flows, lock who can hit Generate & Submit, and decide web preview versus native IPA/APK proof. Keep the MVP surface; close the doors defaults leave open.
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Tightening means the public binary or preview stays up while you close risky prompt-built journeys. Secrets leave the panel. Sign-in holds for people who never opened a0. Deployment no longer lets every collaborator Generate & Submit. Watching flags abuse. You can kill a bad release without regenerating from a prompt. Exit pages wait until stranger tests fail that bar.
When the a0 wrap is still honest
If secrets still sit only in the a0 panel, or strangers can open Deployment, this is not a wrap. Pick migrate or to-production instead.
Those need real Auth on the store build or hostname users hit — not a button you hide in chat.
Require native IPA/APK or store-track proof. Web preview documents those as unsupported or limited.
Restrict Deployment ACLs. Keep Apple Team ID and Play consoles under org admins.
Rotate anything that appeared in collaborator history. If secrets cannot leave the panel, you are past hardening.
The public a0 wrap week
Keep the current project. Prove secrets out, Auth, watching, and a Deployment kill switch before ads.
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Start there. Marketing screens wait.
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Rotate anything that appeared in history.
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Know when the primary journey fails. Stop bots burning quota.
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If stranger tests still fail after the wrap, migrate is the honest next page.
How to
Lock risk on the current setup. Stay until evidence says leave.
Step 01
Those are the lock targets — not polished prompt screens.
Step 02
Prefer locked TestFlight / Play internal tracks. Kill demo bypasses.
Step 03
Separate preview backends from production.
Step 04
Restrict Generate & Submit; plan OTA within shipped runtime — before ads.
Step 05
Keep a0 or leave based on what still broke.
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Anonymous callers hammer paid APIs or AI inference routes the agent wired; bots probe shared web-preview links; TestFlight external groups expand without review; and anyone-with-the-project shares expose Deployment or backend settings. Assume every shared preview QR and Deployment status page is hostile until Auth, rate limits, and ACLs say otherwise.
Secrets only in sealed backend config — never in client-visible prompt output, chat, or web-preview console dumps. Rotate anything that appeared in collaborator history. Restrict who can open Deployment and Generate & Submit; keep Apple Team ID and Play consoles under org admins. Separate Convex/Supabase preview projects from production so a laptop leak is not a prod leak.
Require native IPA/APK or store-track proof for payments, push, camera, and biometrics — web preview documents those as unsupported or limited. Prefer locked TestFlight / Play internal tracks for customers; keep the editable a0 project private. Deep links and Auth redirects must match production schemes — not a personal web-preview URL. Use a0 app / Expo Go for device QA, not as the production distribution channel.
When secrets cannot leave the panel, when you cannot lock who Generate & Submit, or when web preview is still your only proof for payments. Then migrate or to-production is the honest page — not another wrap week.
Bring which journeys take money, where panel secrets still live, and how you would stop a bad Generate & Submit without regenerating from a prompt. We lock before we talk migrate.
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