Bubble · Live-app wrap
Workflows that pass run-mode can still expose rows or burn WU the week strangers show up. Before ads, seal API Connector secrets, put deny-by-default privacy on every sensitive data type, lock who can Deploy, and own a kill switch that does not wait on another editor pass. Stay on the host for now — prove the harden first.
30 min · senior team · leave with a clear next step
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Hardening means the live app keeps shipping while you lock the risky journeys. Secrets leave editor panels. Privacy rules deny by default. Watching catches a workflow flood. A Deploy flag or prior version turns the release off without another editor pass. Exit pages wait until stranger tests fail that bar.
When the live-app wrap is still honest
If secrets still sit only in API Connector, or strangers can find and write rows they should not, this is not a wrap. Pick migrate or to-production instead.
Those need privacy rules that fail closed — not a hidden page. “Everyone can find” is not a gate.
Viewers of the app must not open settings or Deploy. Keep the editable app private.
Prior version, feature flag, or blocked path. “We will edit the workflow” is not an off switch.
Rotate, seal, and verify the public URL. If secrets cannot leave the editor, you are past hardening.
The live-app wrap week
Keep the current host. Prove privacy rules, sealed secrets, watching, and a Deploy off switch before ads.
01
Start there. Marketing pages wait.
02
Rotate anything that appeared in collaborator history.
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Know when WU burns. Stop a bad release without waiting on an editor edit.
04
If stranger tests still fail after the wrap, migrate is the honest next page.
How to
Lock risk on the current host. Stay until evidence says leave.
Step 01
Those are the lock targets — not polished UI.
Step 02
Kill “Everyone” write rules and demo bypasses.
Step 03
Fresh values in sealed stores.
Step 04
Prior version or blocked path — before ads.
Step 05
Keep the host or leave based on what still broke.
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Privacy rules fail closed, secrets out of API Connector panels, watching on the primary journey, and a Deploy off switch you can flip without another editor pass. Polished UI is not the minimum.
Deny-by-default on every sensitive data type. Cap expensive backend workflows. Force stranger-like accounts through the live URL — never only in run-mode with your editor login.
WU burn, workflow error spikes, and sign-in failures after Deploy. Watching without a Deploy off switch is only half the lock.
When secrets cannot leave the editor, when privacy rules still allow public writes, or when you cannot name which workflows touch money. Then migrate or to-production is the honest page — not another wrap week.
Bring which data types hold personal data, where API Connector secrets still live, and how you would stop a bad Deploy without another editor pass. We lock before we talk migrate.
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