✦ Spell 11 · 20 min
Troubleshooting Common Problems
Goal: Know what to do when something goes wrong.
What you will learn
- A calm, step-by-step way to handle problems
- What to check first for twelve common issues
- Which actions need extra care
- When to contact support or your developer
Stay calm and go step by step
Most website problems have simple causes: a change that wasn’t published, an old page saved in your browser, an expired card, or a renewal date that slipped by.
Use the interactive guide below. Pick your problem and follow it from the top.
Important: Before any action that could delete data, change domain settings or interrupt the live website, stop and confirm with your developer or support.
- 1
Pause
no big changes
- 2
Note it
what, where, when
- 3
Screenshot
any error
- 4
Simple checks
publish? refresh?
- 5
Ask early
developer or support
The golden rules
- 1Don’t make big changes while panicking.
- 2Write down what you saw and when.
- 3Take a screenshot of any error message.
- 4Check the simple things first.
- 5Ask for help early. It’s cheaper than fixing a bigger problem later.
Verify in your Lovable account
For platform-specific help, start with the official documentation.
Lovable documentationPractice activity
Interactive troubleshooting guide
Choose what’s happening. Each guide shows what might be going on, what to check first, what to do next, and when to get help.
I cannot log in.
What might be happening
- The password may be mistyped or changed.
- You may be using a different email than the one you signed up with.
- Two-factor codes may be out of sync on your phone.
What to check first
- Check which email you used to sign up (search your inbox for messages from Lovable).
- Make sure Caps Lock is off.
What to do next
- Use the password reset option on the login page.
- Try a different browser or a private window.
When to contact support
If you still can’t log in, or you no longer have access to your sign-up email, contact Lovable support through the official website.
Common mistakes
Changing domain settings to “try something.”
Domain settings can take your site offline. Get help first.
Asking Lovable to “fix everything.”
Describe the exact problem, the page, and what you expected to happen.
Waiting weeks to report a broken form.
Test forms regularly and act quickly. Missed messages are missed customers.
Knowledge quiz
Three quick questions. Retake as often as you like.
Answer every question to continue.