Lovable: Project Monitoring Catches Errors in Visitors' Browsers
Lovable's project monitoring on paid plans now also checks for errors that happen in visitors' browsers. Lovable searches the code for the cause and shows its findings in the editor, and the project owner gets an email about significant findings. Browser errors are collected only while Visitor analytics is turned on.
Key Takeaways
- Project monitoring now covers errors in visitors' browsers, not only project code.
- Lovable searches the code for the cause and shows findings in the editor.
- Project owners get an email about significant findings.
- The feature is limited to paid plans.
- Collection works only when Visitor analytics is on.
- Builders can turn findings into fixes by asking Lovable to resolve them.
Monitoring Extends to the Visitor's Browser
Lovable expanded project monitoring on paid plans to cover errors that occur in visitors' browsers. Previously, monitoring focused on the project's code and recent errors; it now also picks up problems that real visitors hit while using a published app.
From Error to Likely Cause
When browser errors are collected, Lovable searches the project's code for the cause and shows its findings in the editor. Builders see a likely explanation next to the problem instead of a raw error, and can then decide whether to ask Lovable to fix it.
The project owner also receives an email about significant findings, so serious problems do not wait until someone opens the project.
Requirement: Visitor Analytics
Browser errors are collected only while Visitor analytics is turned on for the app. Projects that want this coverage need to enable it first.