Your app works. You just don’t own it yet.
Lovable, Bolt, v0 and Replit are excellent at getting an app built. They are not built to hand it over. We move the whole thing onto infrastructure you control — running, tested, keys in your hands.
Four ways this stops being someone else’s problem.
The domain won’t attach
Or it attaches, but the app still answers from the vendor’s infrastructure and you cannot change what sits in front of it.
The data is not really yours
Your tables live in someone else’s project. No connection string you control, no backups you hold, no way to point another tool at it.
You cannot sell or transfer it
An asset a buyer cannot take delivery of is hard to value. Diligence stops at “where does this actually run?”
The bill scales the wrong way
Pricing that made sense at prototype stage stops making sense the moment the app has real users.
Not a copy. The whole thing, running.
One engineer does the migration end to end, and a second reviews it before handover. Nothing is called done until you have logged in and clicked through it yourself.
Your code, your repository
Full source, committed, with a build that runs from a clean checkout.
Your database, your server
Schema, data and access rules moved over, with a restore you have watched work at least once.
Your domain, your certificates
DNS, TLS and the proxy in front of the app, all under your account.
A way to deploy again
Compose files and a pipeline, so the next change does not require us.
A written handover
What runs where, which secrets exist, how to roll back.
Every builder locks you in somewhere different.
The code is rarely the hard part. What varies is which piece the platform kept — the database, the runtime, or the half-dozen managed services the app quietly depends on.
Lovable
The code syncs to GitHub readily enough. It is the Supabase project underneath — data, auth, storage — that does not come with it.
02Bolt.new
You can download the whole project as a zip. What you cannot download is a server, because it never ran on one.
03v0
Clean Next.js code that quietly assumes Vercel. Images, revalidation and storage all need replacing before it runs anywhere else.
Built somewhere not on this list — Replit, Base44, Softr, something internal? The job is the same shape. Ask and we will tell you which parts move cleanly.
Built it for a client? We work as a subcontractor and never contact them — terms for agencies.
Covers a typical single-app setup: front end, backend logic, one database, auth, file storage and a domain. Bigger or stranger jobs — several environments, heavy background processing, an unusual stack — get quoted after we look.
If your app cannot be moved cleanly, we say so — before you pay, not after.
And if it is still a weekend project, this is not for you yet.A migration earns its price once the app is load-bearing — real users, money moving through it, or a customer asking where their data lives. Before that, stay where you are and keep building. We would rather say so than take the work.
Tell us where your app is stuck
Describe what you built and where it lives now. You get a straight answer on whether it can be moved, what it takes, and what it costs — usually within one business day.