Kotlin/JS web app doesn't start on Heroku - heroku

When I start the app, I get error code H14: no web proccess running.
I've already seen this: Gradle java web app doesn't start on heroku
heroku, and I've tried to run the command, yet I get this error: couldn't find that process type (web).
What is going on?

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