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Why we picked it The most common way a no-code app leaks data is not a platform flaw, it is a config mistake, and this piece names the exact ones: misconfigured or missing privacy rules, testing only as an admin so you never see what a regular user can reach, unrestricted pages and workflows, and APIs with no auth. It stays concrete about Bubble specifically instead of hand-waving about security in general. Read it as a checklist of what to go fix, not a definitive audit.
Are Bubble Apps Secure? Risks and Best Practices
From lowcode.agency by LowCode Agency About a 10 minute read
- Most Bubble data leaks come from configuration mistakes you made, not from the platform, so the fix is on you and it is usually privacy rules.
- Testing your app only as an admin hides the holes, always test as a normal user to see what data is actually exposed.
- Pages, workflows, and APIs each need their own access checks, a locked page does not mean the underlying data is locked.