Sync your Lovable or Bolt project to GitHub

LetMeCheck reads your code from GitHub. If you built your app in Lovable or Bolt, send a copy of the project to GitHub first. It takes about 2 minutes, and you only do it once.

Why GitHub?#

A website check only sees the outside of your app, the same view a visitor gets. Database rules, login logic and API routes live in your code, and that's often where the serious problems are. GitHub is where LetMeCheck reads that code.

Before you start#

You need:

• A free GitHub account at github.com
• Your project open in Lovable or Bolt

Lovable#

1. 1Open your project, then go to Project settings → Git → GitHub. You can also reach it from the + button next to the chat box, under Project → GitHub.
2. 2Click Add connection, then Add account if Lovable asks. A GitHub window opens.
3. 3Pick your GitHub account, choose which repositories Lovable can use, and click Install & Authorize.
4. 4Back in the project's GitHub settings, click Connect next to your account.
5. 5Lovable creates a new repository and keeps it in sync. Click View on GitHub to see it.

For the latest screens, see Lovable's GitHub guide.

Bolt#

1. 1Open your project and click the GitHub icon in the top right.
2. 2Click Log in to GitHub, then Authorize to approve Bolt's request.
3. 3Click Install the GitHub App, choose which repositories Bolt can use, and confirm on the GitHub page.
4. 4Click the GitHub icon again, type a name for the repository and click Create repository.
5. 5Click Start building to go back to your project.

For the latest screens, see Bolt's GitHub guide.

Replit, Cursor and other tools#

Most tools have a Git or source control panel. Open it in your project and look for an option to connect, publish or push to GitHub. Create a new repository when it asks.

If your code only lives on your computer:

1. 1On github.com, click New repository, name it and create it.
2. 2On the new repository's page, click Add file → Upload files and drag your project folder in.
3. 3Click the button to commit the files.

Browser uploads allow up to 100 files at a time, so for a bigger project use GitHub Desktop, which uploads the whole folder.

Connect it to LetMeCheck#

Once your project is on GitHub, connect the repository to LetMeCheck. Connect GitHub to scan your code for free.

The steps, and the permissions we ask for, are in Connect GitHub. Run a new full check from LetMeCheck whenever you want your latest code looked at.

If it doesn't work#

• I can't see my repository in LetMeCheck. You choose which repositories we can read, so we only list the ones you picked. In GitHub, go to Settings → Applications → Installed GitHub Apps, click Configure next to LetMeCheck and add the repository.
• My repository is private. That's fine. See Private repositories.
• The repository belongs to an organisation. An owner may need to approve LetMeCheck first. See Organisation repositories.
• Nothing happens when I click Add account or Connect in Lovable. Your browser may be blocking the pop-up. Allow pop-ups for Lovable and try again.
• Bolt isn't sending changes to GitHub. On the Bolt homepage, click GitHub below the chat box, then Configure the GitHub App, and approve it again.