Built an MVP in Bolt? Check it after deployment.

After deploying a Bolt app, open nested routes directly and complete the main action. Use this checklist to review navigation and interface responses. Preflight records visible page and browser-request errors; server configuration needs a separate review.

For full-stack Bolt MVPs and demos where UI, server actions and external integrations changed together.

01 / risk map

Where Bolt builds need a real browser

Review these scenarios before sharing. The automated report records observable issues on the pages you select.

Deploy

Preview and production drift apart

Find routes, assets and requests that work in the editor but return 404, CORS or empty responses on the published domain.

API

The interface hides a server failure

Check whether the product exposes a useful error and retry when the API fails or returns an unexpected shape.

Routes

A direct URL breaks the app

Open nested pages directly and after reload to catch lost state and incorrect redirects.

02 / visitor trace

Four steps for your manual review

Use this sequence alongside the report to review behavior that depends on your business rules and data.

Bolt deployment / first visit

The report separates visual polish from full-stack flow breaks so the issues blocking a real visitor are fixed first.

Open a sample report

01
Enter through production
No hints or state inherited from the Bolt preview.
02
Open a nested route
Test direct entry, back navigation and refresh.
03
Trigger a server action
Capture the response, waiting state and recovery from failure.
04
Repeat on mobile
Make sure a technical error does not block the entire viewport.

launch checklist

Before sharing a Bolt link

Production env is present without leaking values into the UI
Nested URLs survive direct entry and reload
API failures give the user a recoverable path
Assets and metadata use the production origin

03 / exact questions

Bolt QA, without vague promises

What the run can and cannot prove.

Do you run the project inside Bolt?

No. We test the published URL—the exact version a client or user receives.

Can you detect API failures?

Yes, when they surface in the browser flow, console or network requests. Internal server auditing is out of scope.

ship with evidence

Check the Bolt build your visitor will actually see.

Create account and check