Running your app

Sleep and wake

An app that nobody uses stops running, and starts again when a person opens it.

Why it exists

Many apps are used for a few minutes each day. When nobody uses an app for a while, Apervia stops it so that it uses no resources. Your data stays safe.

What a person sees

When a person opens a sleeping app, they see a short Waking up page. The app starts, and the page opens it on its own. This usually takes a few seconds.

Only a person who can open the app can wake it.

Change how long it waits

  1. Open the environment and go to Sleep.
  2. Choose how long the app can be idle before it sleeps, or turn sleep off.

Your administrator sets the default for the whole organisation in Settings.

Import from Lovable

Copy the users, the tables and the files of a Lovable project into your app on Apervia.

Use the CLI

Do from your terminal what you do in the console, or let your AI coding agent do it for you.

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Why it existsWhat a person seesChange how long it waits