Productized migration service

Stuck on Lovable?

I’ll migrate your app off it without losing your data.

Move from Lovable Cloud to Vercel and your own Supabase project with a proper setup in days, not weeks.

  • Fixed price from £499
  • NDA-friendly
  • Done-for-you migration
  • Direct access handled carefully and securely
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Problem

If you’ve tried leaving Lovable, you’ve probably hit this

The problem is not moving the frontend. It’s everything Lovable leaves half-exported or split across separate systems.

  • You can’t export everything properly
  • Tables export one by one
  • Even then, the export is incomplete
  • You can’t get users/passwords in a usable way
  • Lovable doesn’t always create migrations, so recreating the database is painful
  • RLS, storage buckets and edge functions all need handling separately
  • There’s no clean “export everything and move on” path

You’re stuck between:

  • Staying on Lovable longer than you want
  • Manually rebuilding parts of the app and backend
Proof

I’ve already solved this

I recently moved a Lovable-built app onto Vercel, the client’s own Supabase project, and a cleaner dev / staging / production setup.

That work included:

  • Rebuilding schema where migrations were missing
  • Exporting and restoring table data safely
  • Handling the users/auth gap
  • Migrating RLS
  • Recreating storage buckets
  • Moving edge functions
  • Removing hardcoded keys
  • Scanning for security issues and fixing them

I also have a reusable workflow for the user export problem, so that data can be moved into Supabase properly.

Pricing

What you get

Two fixed-price options. If the migration is unusually messy, I’ll say so before any work starts.

Migration

£499

A focused move off Lovable Cloud onto your own stack.

Includes:

  • Move to Vercel
  • Move to your own Supabase project
  • Table and data migration
  • Handling the user/auth export workaround
  • Schema recreation where needed
  • App running on your own infrastructure
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Migration + Hardening

£999

Everything in Migration, plus:

  • Dev / staging / production setup
  • Hardcoded key cleanup
  • Environment variable cleanup
  • Security pass across the codebase
  • Basic hardening and sanity checks
  • Cleanup of common Lovable-generated quirks

Best if the app is already live or close to live.

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Security

Security and access

This is sensitive work. I treat it that way.

  • Happy to sign an NDA
  • Careful handling of live production data
  • Access and scope reviewed before anything is touched
Process

How it works

  1. 1. Quick review

    You send over the repo / setup / current state.

  2. 2. I assess the migration

    I’ll tell you what’s straightforward, what’s awkward, what’s missing, and whether the fixed price applies.

  3. 3. I migrate it

    I move the app off Lovable Cloud and onto your own stack.

  4. 4. You own it

    Your app runs on infrastructure you control.

Scope

Common issues I handle

These are the parts that usually slow people down when they try to leave Lovable on their own.

  • Missing migrations
  • Incomplete exports
  • Users/auth data not exporting cleanly
  • RLS recreation
  • Storage bucket migration
  • Edge function migration
  • Hardcoded secrets
  • Poor environment separation
  • Generated code that needs cleanup to run safely outside Lovable Cloud
Fit

Who this is for

This is for you if

  • You’ve outgrown Lovable
  • You need control of your own infrastructure
  • You want to keep the app, not rebuild from scratch
  • You’ve realised the migration path is messier than expected
  • You want someone who already knows where it breaks

This probably isn’t for you if

  • You’re still happily prototyping in Lovable
  • You don’t yet need your own infrastructure
  • You’re expecting a full custom rebuild for £499
Next step

Want to get off Lovable?

Send me your project and I’ll tell you exactly what’s involved.

  • Quick review
  • No obligation
  • Clear next step
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