Dor Blech

Security Center 2.0 is live in @Base44 ! timing couldn't be more interesting, but we've been building Base44 to be the most secured vibe coding platform for a while now. We built the Security Center a few months ago, and this week we released phase 2 Phase 1 gave workspace admins one view of every app in the company - who owns it, who it's shared with, what's published, what the open risks are. Phase 2 makes it work on its own: - Scheduled scans: weekly for your most critical apps and monthly for the whole workspace, with a history of every run (Enterprise) - Notify owner: one click and the app owner + collaborators get an email and in-app summary of the open risks, so admins don't need to chase anyone - Way more visibility: what each app connects to, which AI providers it uses, stored secrets, credit spend and more. Everything filters and exports When anyone in a company can build an app, admins need to know what's out there and that it keeps getting checked. It's live now under Workspace Settings → Security Center

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The legendary @yoavf took half a day to fine tune Qwen 3.5 2B for our prompt autocompletion - and serve it to millions of users. Much faster, much cheaper. owning more llm workloads is strategic to @Base44, and i believe it is for a growing number of software products as well

Excited to back @WoodingtonBen , @Elise__Jenkins and the great @coherenceneuro team Alongside @foundersfund, @OpenAI and other fantastic investors. Coherence Neuro is building an implant that treats cancer while learning and adapting. Shortening treatment iterations - collapsing the time it takes to measure the disease, learn, adapt and treat - will prove out to be key in effectively controlling cancer. I’m extremely excited about their approach. They’re hiring roles across SF and Cambridge UK. If you want to work on hard problems that truly matter - check out their careers page.

We get to see many beautiful use cases at @Base44 that make us wake up every day with a feeling that we’re doing something that is very net positive in the world. For me - this is one of the top ones - Dotan Haas Hershkovitz built “Check it out” - after losing her mother to cancer - to help women get checked for breast cancer. Some great stuff inside: - Find a doctor that fits you, by location and how they approach care - WhatsApp or email reminders to get checked once or twice a year - Matches you with another woman - if you don't want to go to the appointment alone - Info on self exams and a risk questionnaire Since publishing the app she has had thousands of women using it - getting checked, helping each other with info and going to checkups together. Some of them found breast cancer early because of it. Which is hard to overstate how important that is for effective treatment. I love every part of this story. We will do our best to support Dotan, and other builders building for good.