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Own your production.
If people already use your app, moving it needs a plan. Start with a test migration, then keep building and previewing in Lovable or Base44. For each update, Staticbot builds its own preview and checks that it works. Try it yourself before it goes live, or let it go live automatically once it passes the health check. Or work in the repository with Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor.
Test the move first. Then review each update before it goes live.
Not sure where to start?
Check your live Lovable or Base44 app to see its migration options.
Free check · No account needed
Also detects Webflow, Squarespace, Cargo, Format, Jimdo, GoDaddy and Weebly. See export and migration guides.
After migration · Continuous Sync
Keep your builder. Choose what goes live.
Keep trying ideas and making changes in Lovable or Base44. You still have the builder’s preview. Staticbot builds a separate preview of the updated frontend, connected to your Supabase, and checks it before it goes live.
01 · In your builder
Lovable
Base44Make a change and try it
Try a new idea or UI change. Review it in Lovable or Base44’s own preview.
Changes reach Staticbot through your connected repository.02 · In Staticbot
Continuous SyncA preview on your new stack
- Detect what changed. Destructive SQL pauses for your review.
- Build a working preview of the new frontend.
- Health-check the preview: it loads, shows no error screens, and talks to your Supabase.
03 · Before going live
You choose how it goes live
Manual approval
Try the preview, then approve it when you’re happy. Migrated apps start with this setting.
OR
Automatic promotion
Go live automatically once the preview passes its health check. You can turn this on for each project.
04 · In production
Your main domain
Your users get the update at the same address they already use.
Your Supabase backend.
Cloudflare or AWS hosting.
Your familiar domain.
Choose manual approval or automatic promotion of a healthy preview. Continuous Sync is available today; keeping the builder is your choice.
Explore Continuous SyncFOR APPS PEOPLE ALREADY RELY ON
Start by testing the move
Your app has users, important data, or a place in your daily workflow. Start with a test migration and a working preview. Once you know it works, schedule a short maintenance window and move the live app. Your users keep using the same domain.
0 · Try a test migration
Migrate to a separate target and test the preview while your live app keeps running.
1 · Make the live move
Announce maintenance, stop source writes, take a fresh copy, and verify before switching traffic.
2 · Keep building
Keep using Lovable or Base44 and review updates in Staticbot before they go live. Or work in the repository with Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor.
Staticbot handles the migration and gives you a preview. The guides explain the rest: telling your users, stopping changes to the old database, checking the result, and switching your domain.
Start with a test migration
Bring your backend to your own Supabase
Move supported schema, data, functions, storage, and accounts into a separate Supabase project you own. Test the preview before planning the live move. Your rehearsal timings help you estimate the maintenance window; the full switchover also includes a fresh copy and verification.
See it working before you commit: Staticbot stands up a live preview of your migrated app — running on your own Supabase — and health-checks it, so you click through the real thing first. Nothing on your live site changes until you choose.
Step 2 — Frontend Hosting
Your app, deployed to Cloudflare's global edge
Full-stack apps deploy straight to Cloudflare Workers — SSR, server functions, your custom domain, all handled. Static sites deploy to AWS S3 + CloudFront, your account or ours. It does not matter where the code came from: a Lovable or Base44 project, a ChatGPT or Claude conversation, or something you built locally with Claude Code or Codex.
Use your own AWS account for static apps oryour own Cloudflare accountfor supported full-stack apps.
Built it locally with Claude Code or Codex?
Connect Staticbot's MCP server and stay in your terminal. Your agent points Staticbot at the repository, Staticbot assesses the app, recommends the right deployment target — Cloudflare Workers for full-stack, AWS for static — and deploys it. You approve the plan; nothing ships without you saying so.
Set up the Staticbot skill
The most reliable data migration for AI builders
No CSV exports. No manual table ordering. Staticbot resolves foreign key dependencies, exports every table in the right order, and imports it all into your target — automatically.
Dependency-aware export
Tables are exported and imported in topological order based on foreign key relationships. No broken references, no constraint violations.
Full fidelity transfer
UUIDs, timestamps, JSONB, arrays — every data type is preserved exactly. Auth users, storage metadata, and RLS policies come along for the ride.
One-click, zero config
Connect source and target, hit migrate. Staticbot handles schema introspection, data serialization, and chunked inserts — you just watch the progress bar.
Build with AI. Own the stack.
AI builders are great editors but lousy production hosts — auto-pause, data behind their dashboard, prices that climb the second you ship. Staticbot moves your data, your app, and your domain onto infrastructure you actually own. Cloudflare for full-stack apps, your Supabase, your AWS for static sites — your name on every layer.
Full-stack apps on Cloudflare Workers
Supported TanStack Start, Nuxt, SolidStart and Astro apps deploy to Cloudflare’s global edge. Run Workers in your own Cloudflare account with a custom domain, or choose Staticbot-managed hosting. Staticbot handles the build and deployment.
How the Cloudflare hosting works
Your Supabase, automatically
Migrating from Lovable Cloud or a bundled Supabase? Staticbot moves your database schema, table data, edge functions, storage buckets, auth users (incl. OAuth identities), secrets, and cron jobs into your own Supabase project — managed or self-hosted, your call. About 15-20 minutes.
See migration guide
Build where you love
Lovable, Base44 — keep your editor. Staticbot watches your GitHub repo and ships changes to your hosting automatically. No re-migration, no copy-paste, no manual deploys. Continuous Sync is opt-in and always optional.
Continuous Sync
Your domain, your registrar
Bring any custom domain from any registrar — Namecheap, GoDaddy, Route 53, Cloudflare-as-registrar. Add a couple of DNS records we generate, and SSL provisions and renews itself. No nameserver migration, no transfer.
Deliver apps into your customers’ accounts
Build client apps in Lovable or Base44, then deliver them to customer-owned Supabase and AWS or Cloudflare accounts. For reusable Lovable/Git apps, review releases for each client separately. Their data and settings stay independent while you manage the delivery.
Explore client app deliveryTeam and project collaboration
Invite teammates into your workspace, or share one project with a client or partner. Choose workspace roles or project Viewer/Collaborator access, and change or revoke it as your work changes. Collaboration works on ordinary projects and can also support your agency deliveries.
See how collaboration worksSovereignty by default
Your Supabase is in your account and your domain stays at your registrar. Choose your own AWS account for static apps or your own Cloudflare account for supported full-stack apps. The application code and deployment templates remain available for you to maintain independently.
Static sites on AWS, if you prefer
Classic Vite + React SPAs (and any pre-built static bundle) deploy to AWS S3 + CloudFront — your account or Staticbot-managed. Connecting your own AWS currently carries no Staticbot orchestration fee; you pay AWS directly. Great for marketing sites and SPAs that don't need a server.
Private repos welcome
Private GitHub repos work out of the box — perfect for client work, internal tools, or side projects you'd rather not advertise. OAuth integration handles the credentials; nothing leaks into deployment logs.
Open source, all the way down
Every deployment template — Cloudflare Workers, AWS S3+CloudFront, self-hosted Supabase, CloudFront proxy — is in the public Staticbot GitHub repo. Read it before you commit, fork it when you outgrow us, run it standalone the day you want to.
Browse on GitHub
Free to start. No credit card.
Migrations are currently free — initial migration, Continuous Sync, and two AI troubleshooting credits included, for any project size. See it run on your own infra before you commit to anything.