Monitoring for apps built with Lovable, Replit or v0

Paste your app's address into Lampwick. It checks that the app loads, that its certificate and domain don't expire and that its links work, and tells your phone when something breaks. Your app's code stays as it is.

A check that doesn't run on your platform

Lovable and Replit have their own monitoring on paid plans (Lovable, Replit, checked 8 Nov 2026). Keep it on, but it runs on the same platform as your app. Lampwick runs on its own servers, so a platform outage doesn't take the check down too.

What Lampwick checks

• Uptime. Lampwick opens your URL every 5 minutes on Free, more often on paid plans. Two failures in a row and the monitor is down.
• SSL certificate. The certificate puts the padlock in the address bar. Alerts 14, 7, 3 and 1 days before it expires, and right away if browsers would reject it.
• Domain. Alerts 30, 14, 7 and 1 days before your domain registration expires. For some endings, such as .nl, the date isn't public; Lampwick then shows unknown.
• DNS. DNS is the address book that sends visitors to your app. When its main records change, you get DNS records changed.
• Site crawl. Once a day Lampwick follows your links, up to 250 pages, and lists broken links and mixed content (an http:// image or script on an https:// page, which browsers block). It doesn't run JavaScript, so it finds few links on apps that draw them with JavaScript.
• Status page. A public page at app.lampwick.dev/status/your-name that shows whether your app is up.
• Alerts. A push from the Lampwick iPhone app and an email: Down: My app, then Up again: My app. Slack, Discord or Microsoft Teams work too (alert channels).

Set it up without code

1. Go to app.lampwick.dev/signup, enter your email and a password of at least 12 characters, and click Create account.
2. Open Lampwick's email, click the link, enter your password again and click Confirm and log in.
3. On Welcome to Lampwick, type a name such as My app and click Create project.
4. Skip the Connect your app card (it's for sending data from code) and click Uptime in the sidebar.
5. Under Add monitor, paste your app's address, such as https://myapp.com, and click Add monitor. It shows Pending, then Up. SSL, domain and DNS checks are on by default.
6. For broken links: click the monitor, then Turn on site crawl.
7. For a status page: click your project's name at the top of the sidebar, choose All projects, then click Status pages. Fill in Title and Slug (the end of the address), click Create status page, tick your monitor and click Save and publish.
8. For push alerts, install the Lampwick iPhone app and log in with the same account.

Monitor your own domain if you have one (myapp.com, not myapp.lovable.app): its renewal is your job, not the platform's.

Let your builder's agent read it

MCP is a standard way for an AI agent to use another app's tools. Connect your builder to Lampwick, then ask its chat "Which broken links did Lampwick find? Fix them." Steps for Lovable, Replit and v0; for Bolt it's not confirmed yet.

What it costs

Per team, per month, excluding VAT. Billed yearly, a plan costs ten months: 2 months free.

What we don't cover yet

The checks above see whether your app loads, not what happens inside it. To catch a sign-up button that throws, add the browser error snippet: your builder adds one line to the app from a prompt you copy out of Lampwick. Stack traces then point into the bundled code, because source maps aren't supported yet.

Errors in your app's backend, such as a database function, reach Lampwick only if it sends them, which takes code (HTTP ingest). To check the outside yourself first, read how to know when your app is down.

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