✅ Quick Summary

Push44 automates the entire badge removal workflow: it fetches your live HTML to find the current JS bundle filename, downloads the bundle, prepends a MutationObserver blocker that removes the badge element on load, then re-deploys the modified bundle back to your existing bolt.new Netlify URL in one atomic operation.

The Problem

The 'Made in Bolt' badge appears on every bolt.new deployment. Removing it requires re-deploying your entire app with the badge script stripped out — a process that involves downloading the live bundle, modifying it, creating a valid ZIP, and uploading it back. Doing this manually is complex and error-prone.

How Push44 Solves It

Push44 automates the entire badge removal workflow: it fetches your live HTML to find the current JS bundle filename, downloads the bundle, prepends a MutationObserver blocker that removes the badge element on load, then re-deploys the modified bundle back to your existing bolt.new Netlify URL in one atomic operation.

Step-by-Step Guide

1

Get your bolt.new session cookie

Open bolt.new in your browser and log in. Open DevTools (F12) → Application → Cookies → bolt.new. Find the cookie named __session and copy its value. This is your authentication token for Push44.

💡 Pro Tip
The __session value is a long base64-encoded string. Copy it exactly as shown — including any trailing characters.
2

Find your Project ID

Open your project in the bolt.new editor. The URL looks like bolt.new/~/PROJECT_ID. Copy the PROJECT_ID portion — this is the unique identifier for your project's deployment.

💡 Pro Tip
The Project ID is the string after ~/ in the editor URL, not the workspace title.
3

Connect bolt.new in Push44

Open Push44 and navigate to Settings. Find the bolt.new section and paste your __session cookie value and Project ID. Click Save — Push44 will validate your credentials by checking your deployment status.

💡 Pro Tip
If validation fails, try refreshing your session by logging out and back in to bolt.new before copying the cookie again.
4

Select your project and remove the badge

Go to the Push page in Push44 and select bolt.new as your platform. Your project will appear automatically. Click Remove Badge. Push44 will download your live bundle, inject the badge blocker, and re-deploy — typically in 15–30 seconds.

💡 Pro Tip
Make sure your project has been deployed at least once from the bolt.new editor before running badge removal.
5

Verify the result

Once Push44 completes, click the View live site link to confirm the badge is gone. Hard-refresh the page (Ctrl+Shift+R) to bypass any CDN cache. The badge should no longer appear.

💡 Pro Tip
If you make a new deployment from the bolt.new editor later, the badge will return with the new bundle. Just run Push44 again to remove it.

Pro Tips

  • Run badge removal after every new bolt.new editor deployment
  • Hard-refresh the live site to bypass CDN cache after removal
  • Keep your session cookie fresh — it expires when you log out of bolt.new

Common Mistakes to Avoid

⚠️ Watch Out For
  • Copying the cookie from the wrong browser tab (must be bolt.new, not the deployed site)
  • Using a stale session cookie after logging out
  • Not deploying the project at least once from bolt.new before running badge removal

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does badge removal last?
Until you make a new deployment from the bolt.new editor. Each new editor deployment generates a new content-hashed bundle, replacing the one Push44 modified. Just run Push44 again after each new deployment.
Does this affect my app's functionality?
No. Push44 only prepends a tiny non-blocking JS snippet (under 500 bytes) to your existing bundle. Your app code is otherwise unchanged.
Where do I find the __session cookie?
DevTools (F12) → Application → Cookies → bolt.new. The cookie is named __session.
What if my Project ID is wrong?
You'll get a 404 error during validation. Open your project in the bolt.new editor and copy the ID from the URL: bolt.new/~/PROJECT_ID.