Vovy reproduces the 500, finds the real error hiding behind it in your server logs, and fixes the code so users get a proper response.
My app keeps returning a 500 error, find the cause and fix it
How it works
- Reproduce the failing request: Vovy clicks through the broken action in Chrome with the Network tab open and captures the request that returns 500.
- Find the real error in logs: A 500 just means the server crashed. Vovy opens Vercel Logs for that route and time to find the actual message and stack trace.
- Check Sentry for how often: If Sentry is installed, it opens the matching issue to see how many users hit it and when it started.
- Fix the crash and add handling: Cursor fixes the bug and wraps the route in try and catch so future failures return a clear 400 or 500 message instead of crashing.
- Confirm the route returns 200: After you deploy, Vovy repeats the request and shows the new status and response in a card.
What you provide
- The page or action that fails
- Your project open in Cursor
What you get
- The real error behind the 500
- How many users it hit
- A code fix with error handling
- Verified working route
FAQ
Is a 500 my fault or my host's?
Almost always your code or a service it calls, like a database or API key. Host outages usually show as 502 or 503 and appear on their status page.
Why don't I see the error in the browser?
Servers hide the details from visitors for security. The real message is only in your server logs.
What if the logs are gone?
Vercel Hobby keeps runtime logs for one hour, so Vovy reproduces the error first, then reads the logs right away.
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