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Local-first Workload Unit cost inspector for Bubble.io apps. Runs entirely in your browser — nothing leaves the page. Find the workflow and database patterns quietly inflating your Bubble bill — right in your browser. AppAudit is a local-first cost inspector for Bubble.io apps. Open it inside the Bubble editor and it reads your app's structure, runs a deterministic rules engine, and shows you the specific high-Workload-Unit patterns Bubble's own optimization guide warns about — each with its exact location, an actionable fix, and a citation to Bubble's documentation. It's an inspector, not a calculator. AppAudit surfaces real anti-patterns and where to fix them. It does not estimate dollar amounts or Workload-Unit totals — those depend on runtime data only Bubble can see. Your app never leaves your browser. The entire audit runs on your machine. There is no backend, no AI in the loop, and no telemetry. Nothing about your application is uploaded anywhere. What it finds: Searches running in page-load workflows Repeating groups with unbounded or unconstrained data sources Repeated identical searches on a page API calls inside repeating-group cells And more structural cost patterns, each with a fix and a doc reference Who it's for: Bubble developers and agencies who want a fast, repeatable structural review they can hand to a client — turning a manual audit into a two-minute scan. Free tier shows your top findings. Paid tiers unlock all findings, fix steps, and export (CSV / branded PDF).
Jun 27, 2026
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