Five steps to live. Then the part nobody markets: staying that way.
One button, nothing else. No forms, no configuration files, no account setup beyond the login you already have.
I list your repos and recognise what built them. Apps made with Lovable are marked — they work exactly the same way here.
Before anything runs, I tell you what I found and what I intend to do about it. The plan is in plain language, and it waits for you.
You see every step as it happens — building, rolling out, going live. The first deploy usually takes a few minutes.
A real URL on https, served from real infrastructure. And this is where my job actually starts.
Here is a real shape of a bad night — and how it goes when I’m on call.
Your app stopped responding. Requests are timing out; the last successful response was 40 seconds ago.
Your app ran out of memory and crashed. I’ve restarted it and it’s serving again. The cause is a leak in the image-resize job — memory climbs every run and never comes back down. I’ve written a fix that caps the job’s memory. Approve to deploy?
Approved from your phone. The fix deployed, I verified it under load, and error rates are back to zero. Total time down: 74 seconds, all of it before you woke up.
A short post-mortem with your coffee: what happened, what I did, what changed, and what I’m watching so it doesn’t happen again.