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Migrate off Lovable

Off Lovable. Onto production.

Lovable ships clean React quickly. Migrations here are usually about getting off the platform's hosting and into proper CI/CD, secrets, and database tooling — and untangling the platform-specific patterns that creep into the codebase along the way.

Why clients move off Lovable

The structural reasons.

  • Hosting + database tied together, scaling is awkward

  • Codebase has Lovable-specific helpers we'd rather replace

  • Need preview environments, branch deploys, feature flags

Where we land you

Target stack. Defaults, not dogma.

These are the choices we'd recommend for most Lovable migrations. The audit week is where we adjust for your specific constraints — compliance, team skills, existing infrastructure.

Frontend
Next.js on Cloudflare Pages
App Router, preview deploys per PR
Database
Neon · Supabase
Migration scripts + dual-write window
Auth
Clerk · NextAuth
Your accounts, your providers
Things that bite

Lovable gotchas. All known.

The patterns specific to Lovable that catch teams trying to migrate themselves. We've seen each of these enough times to plan for them up front.

Codegen patterns to refactor

Some Lovable-specific patterns don't translate cleanly. We rewrite them.

Auth provider swap

Most clients want to move off the platform's bundled auth.

What's in scope

A typical Lovable migration.

Yours will land within a few items of this. The line-item quote from the audit is what makes it specific.

  • Port Lovable-generated app into your repo on Next.js
  • Migrate database with zero-downtime cutover
  • Replace bundled auth with provider of your choice

Ready to leave Lovable?

Audit week is where it gets specific. Five business days, fixed price, real plan.