Security
Every Gate app starts with sign-in, roles and its own database. Gate checks the code before it leaves your hands, and you decide where it runs.
Kuika Gate builds apps with security in place from the start: each app has its own database, ready-made sign-in and role-based permissions, and an automatic security scan. Secrets stay encrypted and out of the chat, and companies can host apps on Kuika Cloud or on their own servers.
Every app gets its own database. While you build, the preview runs in your own browser with your own test data, and the test environment has a separate database of its own.
Sign-in is built by the platform, not written freehand by AI. You decide which role can read, create, change, delete or export each kind of data, and the server enforces it, not just the screens.
Your team can sign in to Gate with your company account. Web apps you build can use company sign-in too, and groups from your company directory can map to app roles.
After every build Gate scans the app for secrets in the code, risky code patterns and packages with known problems. A deeper AI review is one click away, and every finding points to a real file and line.
API keys live on the Secrets page, stored encrypted and never shown again after you save them. When the app needs a key, Gate asks for it in a secure card instead of the chat.
Important actions in your organization are recorded, and you can export the log. Inside each app, an activity view shows who changed which account, role or policy.
Apps use packages from a curated catalog. Your workspace can limit apps to approved packages, require approval for new ones, and add its own private package sources.
Run your apps on Kuika Cloud, where Kuika operates the hosting for you, or on your own servers. Your code is always yours to download.
Send it to us. We will answer it and walk your security team through how Gate works.
Gate is built for company use: apps come with sign-in, role-based permissions enforced on the server, a security scan and encrypted secrets. Companies add company sign-in (SSO), an audit log and hosting on Kuika Cloud or their own servers.
Each app has its own database. While you build, the preview runs in your browser with your own test data. Published apps run on Kuika Cloud or, for companies, on your own servers.
Critical code findings stop your code from syncing to GitHub until you fix them or dismiss them with a reason. Publishing is not blocked, but Gate tells you how many critical findings are still open.
They go on the Secrets page, where values are encrypted and never shown back. When the app needs a key, Gate asks for it in a secure card, so the key never passes through the chat.
Yes. Your team can sign in to Gate with your company account, and web apps you build can use OIDC, SAML or LDAP / Active Directory, with company groups mapped to app roles.
We do not list certifications on this site. If your company needs a security review, send us your questionnaire and we will answer it in detail.