Cost
Your backend bill keeps growing, but moving looks more expensive than staying.
The backend choice you did not make
Move your app to a backend that fits.
Vibe-coded apps can leave you locked into whatever backend the builder gives you. Changing it means moving your data, users, files, authentication, backend logic, and every app connection. Vibe Unlock moves all of it to the provider you choose, without making you start the app over.
Built with
Lovable · Bolt · Replit · Base44 · other builders
Move to
Your own Supabase · Cloudflare · Google Cloud · custom backend
The problem
The app works. The backend is holding it back.
The builder-controlled setup was easy to start with. Now it costs too much, blocks what you want to build, or keeps you tied to a platform you have outgrown.
Control
A builder chose the backend before you knew what your product would need.
Limits
A provider limit is shaping your roadmap, pricing, or the features you can ship.
Compliance
Your app handles sensitive data, but the current backend does not meet the privacy, security, data residency, or audit requirements you need.
Risk
You know a move makes sense. You do not know how to make it without breaking a working app.
What we do
We separate the app you built from the backend you were given.
You keep the product your users already know. We handle the technical work behind the move and give you a backend setup you can understand, maintain, and change again later.
The whole backend
Moving the database alone is not enough.
Real apps depend on more than rows in a table. We trace every backend dependency and move the pieces together.
Database
Your tables, relationships, indexes, and existing records.
Users
Accounts, login flows, sessions, roles, and access rules.
Files
Uploads, storage paths, permissions, and delivery URLs.
Backend logic
Functions, webhooks, secrets, and outside services.
App code
Every query and connection that needs to point somewhere new.
Where it was built
The builder should not decide who controls your backend.
LovableBoltReplitBase44
We move the app from its builder-controlled setup into a backend account you own, whether that is Supabase, Cloudflare, Google Cloud, or a custom system.
How it works
A move you can see before it begins.
We map the work first, protect the current app, and agree on the handoff before the migration starts.
- 01
We inspect the app
You share the project and current backend. We map what depends on what.
- 02
We plan the move
We define the destination, scope, risks, cutover, and rollback before changing anything.
- 03
We migrate and reconnect
We transfer the backend pieces and update the app around them.
- 04
We test and hand it back
We verify the flows that matter, complete the cutover, and document the new setup.
Before you move
Questions worth asking
Can I switch the backend of a vibe-coded app?
Usually, yes. The work depends on how the builder connected your frontend to its database, authentication, storage, and server functions. We inspect those dependencies before planning the move.
Am I stuck with the backend that Lovable gave me?
No. A Lovable app can be moved into your own Supabase project or another backend account you control. The migration needs to cover the data and every service the app expects from its current setup.
Can I move my Lovable app to my own Supabase project?
Yes. A complete move can include the database schema, records, authentication setup, storage objects, policies, Edge Functions, secrets, and the frontend connection settings.
Where can I move the backend?
The destination can be your own Supabase or Firebase project, Cloudflare, Google Cloud, a custom backend, or another provider chosen around your product. The important part is that the new setup belongs to you and fits what the app needs.
Can I switch backends without rebuilding my frontend?
In many cases, yes. We preserve the existing frontend and replace or adapt the code that talks to the backend. The inspection shows whether any feature is too tightly coupled to move unchanged.
What happens to my existing users and passwords?
User accounts can usually be migrated, but password portability depends on the source and destination authentication systems. Some moves preserve sign-in while others require a password reset. We identify that before cutover.
Do uploaded images and files move too?
Yes. Storage files, bucket rules, file paths, and delivery URLs are included when the app depends on them. Moving database records alone would leave those files behind.
What happens to RLS policies, Edge Functions, and secrets?
They are reviewed separately from the database records. Access policies are recreated for the destination, functions are moved or rewritten, and secrets are configured without exposing them to the frontend.
Can I keep using Lovable after moving the backend?
Sometimes. It depends on the destination and how the project is connected. If continuing to edit in Lovable matters to you, we include that requirement in the migration plan before making changes.
Can you migrate apps built with Bolt, Replit, Base44, or other builders?
Yes. Vibe Unlock is not limited to Lovable. We review the exported code, current backend, hosting, and integrations to determine what can move and what needs to be replaced.
How do you prevent downtime or data loss during a backend migration?
The plan covers backups, test migrations, verification, the final data cutoff, and a rollback path. The exact approach depends on whether the app is live and how frequently its data changes.
Do I need to know which backend I want?
No. We can review your usage, budget, product needs, and ownership goals before recommending a destination.
Ready when the backend is not
Tell us what is keeping your app stuck.
Share the builder, the backend destination you want, and the reason you need control. We will review the setup and contact you about the migration.