Fixed

Hi Delanie, 

I think the key answer to your problem wasn't actually that you did anything wrong. If you remember from the guide, Heroku requires that you have a thing called a root route configured otherwise the default rails app won't run. 

[Rails Book Link](http://www.railstutorial.org/book/beginning#uid99)

I just set up a default route for it to follow, so now it loads that. I also messed with the database configuration (so you'll have to fix that to run it on your side) and I also added the heroku rails gem. I don't know if that fixed it though.