Source: https://seerepo.com/docs/repo-disconnected
Markdown source: https://seerepo.com/docs/repo-disconnected.md
Description: What it means when GitHub no longer lets SeeRepo read a repo, and how to bring it back.

# My map says Disconnected

Your map shows **Disconnected · See why** at the top, and its card on your panel says **Disconnected**. It means GitHub no longer lets SeeRepo read the repo: the SeeRepo GitHub App was removed from it, uninstalled, or suspended on the account or organization.

- **Its map stays as it was.** Nothing is deleted. The pill at the bottom says **Map from** its last commit instead of **Up to date**, and pushes aren't read.
- **Whoever you shared it with** still sees it, as it was, with the same word.

## Bring it back

Tap **Disconnected · See why**, then **Reconnect**. It opens the SeeRepo GitHub App on GitHub: give it access to the repo again. When GitHub tells SeeRepo, the repo can be read again. On your panel, its card says **Reconnect it to GitHub**, which does the same.

## Or take it off your panel

If you don't need it any more, open its settings: **General**, the last card, **Take it off your panel**. It leaves your panel and comes back to **Connect a repo** once you give SeeRepo access on GitHub again. See [Connect a repo](/docs/connect-a-repo).