# Pagerless for Bolt

> Know the moment your Bolt app breaks, with the exact steps to put it back.

URL: https://pagerless.dev/integrations/bolt
Updated: 2026-10-22

## Set up

Ask Bolt to add Pagerless, or add [pagerless/browser](https://pagerless.dev/integrations/browser).

Store the key with your host's environment (Bolt apps usually deploy to Netlify). Or run `npx pagerless connect` and it finds your services and places the key for you.

## Fixes on Bolt

| Fix | On Bolt |
| --- | --- |
| Undo the update | Guided steps (below) |
| Restart | Guided steps |
| Add capacity | Not available |
| Deploy events | From the SDK's deploy marker |
| Access it needs | none (guided steps) |

## Guided undo

Bolt has no API to undo a release, so the problem page shows these steps, plus a prompt you can paste into the AI tool you built with:

1. Open View history in your Bolt project.
2. Restore the version from before the problem.
3. Deploy again.
4. Pagerless checks that the errors stop.

## Questions

### Can Pagerless roll back Bolt automatically?

No. Bolt has no API for it, so Pagerless shows the exact steps and checks that the errors stop after you follow them.

### Does Pagerless need admin access to Bolt?

It needs none (guided steps). It is stored encrypted and used only for the fixes listed above. You can skip it: alerts work without it.
