Will my app go down during the migration?

The migration is verified on a preview environment first, then cut over with a rollback plan. Downtime, if any, is scheduled and short, and you approve the window.

Do I have to rebuild everything?

Rarely. The assessment separates what is worth keeping from what only worked because of the platform, and the plan says which is which before you commit.

Where will the app be hosted afterwards?

In accounts you own — typically Vercel for the application and Supabase or a managed Postgres for the database — with billing, domains, and secrets under your control.

Can you keep the AI tool in the loop after migration?

Yes. Many clients keep using Cursor or Claude Code against their own repository. The difference is that the repository, CI, and deploys are yours.

Platforms

Migrate your app off Lovable, Replit, or Bolt onto a stack you own

The platform that got you to a working product can become the thing holding it back: locked-in hosting, opaque builds, no real CI, and a codebase only the tool understands. We move the product onto your own repository, infrastructure, and pipeline — keeping what works and documenting the rest.

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What it is

Platform Migration, in plain terms

When you've outgrown the AI platform that got you started. We move the product onto a stack you own — your repository, your infrastructure, your CI — without losing what already works, and hand over documentation your next developer will thank you for.

Who it’s for

A good fit if you are…

Founders whose Lovable, Replit, Bolt, or Base44 app has real users and needs real infrastructure
Teams that want their own repository, environments, and deploy pipeline
Businesses whose investors, customers, or compliance needs require owning the stack

What’s included

What the work covers

Assessment of what to keep, refactor, or rebuild — in writing
Repository set up in your GitHub or GitLab, with branch protection and CI
Database migration with access rules and RLS policies preserved or fixed
Hosting on your own Vercel, AWS, or equivalent accounts
Environment, secrets, and domain configuration
Cut-over plan with rollback, verified on a preview before going live
Handover documentation for your next developer

Questions

Platform Migration: common questions

Will my app go down during the migration?: The migration is verified on a preview environment first, then cut over with a rollback plan. Downtime, if any, is scheduled and short, and you approve the window.
Do I have to rebuild everything?: Rarely. The assessment separates what is worth keeping from what only worked because of the platform, and the plan says which is which before you commit.
Where will the app be hosted afterwards?: In accounts you own — typically Vercel for the application and Supabase or a managed Postgres for the database — with billing, domains, and secrets under your control.
Can you keep the AI tool in the loop after migration?: Yes. Many clients keep using Cursor or Claude Code against their own repository. The difference is that the repository, CI, and deploys are yours.

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