Existing Lovable app
Your app worked before and is broken now, after a publish or a change. What you get is a one-off fix on the app you already have. Nothing is rebuilt and nothing renews.
You do not need to hire a Lovable developer or an agency for a single bug. We fix that bug and you carry on building in Lovable.
If your Lovable app worked before and broke after a publish or a change, App Rescue Start tells you what broke, why, and what fixing it takes, before anything in production changes.
We agree scope and price with you before any production change.
It worked, either in preview or in production until last week, and then it stopped. Something changed: a publish, a prompt edit, a Supabase or Stripe setting, a key, a third-party service. Or nothing you did on purpose: a "Try to fix" that moved the problem, a value that never reached the published build, a GitHub export that drifted.
The symptom rarely sits where the cause does, so we do not touch anything until we have established what changed.
The same visible failure can start in a different part of the published app. These are four places we check before changing production code.
Supabase and OAuth providers return users only to approved URLs. The preview can work while login, confirmation or password reset fails on your published domain.
Check the Lovable Google OAuth redirect error →Vite writes VITE_ values into the browser files at build time. If the build environment does not contain a value, the published app can show a blank screen or a request that never completes.
A sync branch, repository rename or transfer can leave the live deployment on different code. A repair made in the wrong version does not change what users see.
A live Stripe webhook uses a different signing secret from test mode. A checkout, email or AI action can also stop when an Edge Function returns a non-2xx response.
Diagnose the Lovable Edge Function response →Not sure which layer failed?
Start an incident diagnosisWe trigger the problem on the live, published app rather than working from a description of it.
We identify which publish, prompt edit, setting, key or export made the difference.
We fix within the agreed scope, test the flow and give you a note on what stays open.
Not for a contained production bug. We trace the failure in the app you already have, agree on the repair, and change only what that repair requires. You keep the app and can continue building it in Lovable.
No. This is a one-off diagnosis and repair. Nothing renews, and there is no monthly retainer. If the evidence points to separate work, you receive a new scope before you decide whether to continue.
Invite us to the specific project and connected services needed for the incident. Do not send passwords. You keep control of the accounts, limit the access, and revoke it when the work is complete.
No. App Rescue Desk is an independent service. Lovable does not operate, endorse, or partner with us. We use the name only to identify the platform involved.