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Paste the live URL
Point FlowPatrol at the app you shipped with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, or Claude Code.
For vibe-coded apps
Signup, login, and checkout fail quietly after an AI edit. FlowPatrol reruns the flows you describe and emails you in plain English, with a prompt you can paste into Lovable, Cursor, or Claude.
Written for apps shipped with
These are the editors FlowPatrol is built for. Not a customer list, and not an affiliation.
How it works
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Point FlowPatrol at the app you shipped with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, or Claude Code.
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“Sign up with a new email, then open the dashboard.” We turn that into a step plan and keep it.
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After an AI edit or a deploy, we rerun the plan and email what failed, plus a prompt you can paste back.
What you receive
This is a sample of the message FlowPatrol sends. It is not a quote from a customer.
The failing step, in your words
The email names the flow and the step that stopped.
A screenshot of that screen
You see the page the check landed on.
A prompt you can paste back
Written for Lovable, Cursor, or Claude.
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$0
See what a scan finds. No ongoing watch.
$19/mo
One app, watched every day.
$49/mo
A few apps, checked as often as the platform allows.
A step that cannot be completed: the page will not load, a button is gone, a form rejects the test data, or the screen never shows the text you expected. Console noise is reported, but it does not by itself fail a watched flow.
Yes, if the flow signs up or checks out. The stored plan uses generated test data such as an @example.com address. Prefer a staging URL when you have one.
The product still runs. Each flow falls back to a page-health check: load the URL, record HTTP status, console errors, and a screenshot. Add OPENAI_API_KEY or an AI Gateway key later and regenerate the plan.
Starter is daily. Pro is every 6 hours where the host allows it. On Vercel Hobby, cron can only fire once a day, so Pro checks run daily until you move the project to a plan that allows a more frequent cron. Run now and the deploy webhook work on every plan.
That is the point. The alert names the flow, the step that failed, a screenshot, and a fix prompt written for Lovable, Cursor, or Claude.
One public URL. The free scan does not start a subscription.