Hostinger Horizons now detects and fixes most common errors automatically, at no extra cost. That means fewer messages about bugs and more time for building, improving, and launching your projects – without any coding.
How it works
Hostinger Horizons is your AI-powered developer, designer, and builder – all in one. Just describe what you want in your own words, and it instantly creates a fully functional, mobile-friendly website or web app tailored to your needs. Learn more and try Horizons here.
Now, we have made it even smarter. Whenever Hostinger Horizons detects an error, it instantly tries to fix it for you. You’ll see the fix appear in the chat, along with a short explanation. No need to re-prompt or troubleshoot manually.
In our initial trials, 80% of these fixes worked on the first try.
See it in action:
Tips to avoid AI errors
If auto error fixing doesn’t help, try these tips:
- Show the error. Just copy or make a screenshot of the error and ask Hostinger Horizons for help.
- Try a new approach. Restore an earlier version of your web app or website and update your prompt.
- Be specific. Write clear, detailed instructions. Break tasks into smaller steps, give examples, and add restrictions when prompting.
- Test often. Whatever you build, check how the preview works after every change. A quick test will catch many bugs before they grow into bigger problems.
- Ask for a rewrite. If Horizons can’t fix the error, ask it to rewrite or simplify the code. It’s great for cleanup and may reduce bugs.
Follow the Horizons troubleshooting guide for additional help.
Why code errors happen in the first place
Unlike most AI coding assistants, Hostinger Horizons works entirely through chat. It’s like your ultra-smart and extremely fast AI programmer that you give commands to, and it handles the rest. No need to deal with code or technical details.
But behind the scenes, it works similarly to other AI coding tools. It uses a large language model (LLM) trained on billions of lines of code. We constantly test and switch between the latest models, so you get the best results available.
The problem is that these models don’t truly “understand” code. They:
- Predict likely code completions
- Guess based on past examples – good or bad
- Don’t always see the full context of your project
- Sometimes just make things up (this is called hallucination)
As a result, errors can happen. In fact, a recent study found that different models make different mistakes even in the same task. This suggests it’s not just a bug in one model – it’s how they all work.
The good news: models are getting better. GPT-4, for example, now gets it right on the first try about 85.7% of the time. That’s a huge improvement compared to older models that often failed entirely.
We believe that AI might write bug-free code one day. Until then, Hostinger Horizons helps you catch and fix issues fast and at no cost, so you can keep building with confidence.
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