The gap between “the AI built it” and “the business can depend on it.”
These guides explain how to move AI-built software beyond a builder preview without confusing a successful frontend export with a complete production migration.
How to move a Base44 app to your own hosting
What has to move beyond the frontend: source, users, data, roles, files, functions, workflows, integrations, configuration, domains, and rollback.
Read guideCan I export a Base44 app?
A practical explanation of source export versus complete application migration, including the hosted state that may still need reconciliation.
Read guideHow to deploy a vibe-coded app to production
A production-readiness path from AI-builder preview to staging, verification, approval, deployment, observability, and rollback.
Read guideHow to move a Replit app to Railway
Code, secrets, databases, build configuration, domains, staging, and verification for a Replit-to-Railway migration.
Read guideHow to migrate users from an AI app builder
Accounts, password strategy, OAuth identities, roles, permissions, MFA, sessions, and post-cutover access validation.
Read guideDoes exporting AI app code mean you can self-host it?
Separate source ownership from runtime portability, hosted-state portability, and production independence.
Read guideHow to move Lovable Cloud to your own Supabase
Clone database and Auth state, rebuild storage/functions/policies, reconnect the app, reconcile, and cut over safely.
Read guideProduction-readiness checklist for an AI-built app
A release gate for source, secrets, auth, data, integrations, observability, performance, recovery, and operations.
Read guideHow to create an exit plan for an AI app builder
Keep ownership, dependencies, state exports, target architecture, acceptance tests, cutover, and rollback documented before you need them.
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