Hey!
I saw a couple of similar posts already but nothing fits my scenario or at least I couldn’t find the solution.
here is my App: https://peakly-app.com/
Netlify link: peakly-app.netlify.app
My issue: opened on desktop it works perfect but on mobile just the loading screen shows up and then I get an error, before it was just a white screen, then I added the loading screen. I see no console errors anymore (tried Chrome, Firefox, Safari)
I’ve had that problem on my iPhone 12 in Safari and FIrefox, on another iPhone 13 I had the same issue in Safari.
I’m a total noob and created the App with Bolt.new – I have only basic coding knowledge so I could tweak some things but nothing too deep.
Would really appreciate some help <3
@balint_design Based on your description this is likely to be a device/browser/project issue which would put it “outside the Scope of Support” for Netlify’s staff.
https://www.netlify.com/support-scope/
Base functionality of Netlify’s build and deploy pipeline is supported, but we cannot help you debug any source code used either during build or after deployment.
As a community member unaffiliated with Netlify I’ve done a cursory check on my own system, and with my own phone (Android) and did not experience the ‘stuck loader’ issue described.
So unfortunately you’ll just need to continue to debug yourself.
Since the project has been created with AI you could try and explain the issue to the AI and see if it can provide you with a solution.
hey @nathanmartin
after using xcode to remote debug safari on mobile I found no errors / consol logs, ehat I found though is .js files that can load on desktop but not on mobile.
Every file that has an “empty page” icon couldn’t be loaded on mobile.
Do you know if that is a problem in Bolt or in Netlify?
What specifically do you mean by “can not load”?
What is the URL to the file?
Can you show the response status, headers etc?
Presumably it is this one…
If it’s only happening in Safari on iOS it’s unlikely to be an issue with Netlify.
I haven’t checked yet if I can debug in Firefox on mobile… but on mobile it neither works in Safari, Firefox or Chrome.
here is the link to an example – I can access that file on desktop
https://peakly-app.com/assets/LoginModal-DRZjuJVW.js
and actually that was the issue – I’ve tried to export the files, upload them to Netlify and let it build the app - in the Deploy log I saw the file being 2.7MB and Netlify suggested some options of how to solve for it.
All cities of Germany, Austria and Switzerland were hard coded in that file…
I need to recude some functionality but I might be able to add that back.
It works at least now on mobile 
@balint_design Great work, I’m glad you were able to debug your project files and pinpoint the issue.
