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Move off your app builder — safely. Database, auth users, payments and domain land on infrastructure you own, with zero commands typed.
MIGRATE FROM Lovable Base44 Bolt Replit v0 + yours
ANNIE · YOUR INFRASTRUCTURE AGENT
Annie, migrate me off Lovable.
On it. Here's the plan for bar-reservations.app:
✓ Export code → your GitHub
✓ Recreate Supabase project · 14 tables · 2,318 auth users
✓ Rewire env vars & Stripe webhooks (now signed)
▸ Verifying RLS policies… 3 tables were wide open — fixing
○ Point yourdomain.com · zero-downtime cutover
Ask Annie anything about your app…
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Migrate my app → Talk to us
The film · 1:20

“Lovely,
but not usable.”

A toy never breaks your heart. It just keeps it small. When the whistle blows, the toy never makes it to the shelf.
Then why use a toy? Don't.
WHY USE A TOY? · 1:20
▶ WATCH WITH SOUND
LIVE FROM r/lovable · ALL REAL POSTS

It shouldn't be this hard.

Founders with paying users, stuck in the toy box. Every week, more of them.
▲95
u/barowner_tx · PSA · 84 comments
If you're running anything production on Lovable Cloud, read this before it's too late
Real reservation system. No pg_dump, no DB credentials. Disconnecting needs a manual ticket. 15 hours, no human response.
↳ u/shipfast_dev · 41↑
for sure never keep using their cloud supabase when you're getting serious
u/notacoder_promise
“Wtf is loom anyways?!”
— asked to send a Loom to support, day 3 of trying to leave
▲121
u/Unlikely-Test7724 · 105 comments
I was spending $400/month on Lovable. Here's how I cut it to $20
“My database was sitting inside Lovable Cloud with no way to get direct access… I was renting my own product.”
u/first_time_founder
“chatgpt is asking me to input sql code for payments and I am simply overwhelmed… I'd prefer to hire somebody to do this.”
▲17
u/dbhostage · 35 comments
Lovable.dev is a “Hotel California” for your database
“Support literally told me that Cloud connections are 'permanent by design.'”
u/10k_mau_no_clue
“As a non-tech person, I have no idea where to go.”
10k MAU · 100k pageviews/month · 35 comments
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u/migrating_rn · 48 comments
Has anyone migrated a real Lovable project to Claude Code?
“My main concern is not just moving the code — auth, webhooks, env variables, stripe flows, supabase connections.”
↳ u/been_there · 22↑
after migrating, user accounts broke… commits from Lovable sometimes revert .env
ANYHOST REPLIED
Every one of these threads ends the same way: “hire a dev.” Now you don't have to.
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Start right now. Two pastes.

No signup needed to begin — your builder and your coding agent do the talking.
STEP 1 — PASTE TO YOUR BUILDER
LB⚡
Send this message in your Lovable (or Base44, Bolt…) chat. It makes the builder hand over everything a migration needs.
I'm migrating to my own infrastructure. Please list everything my app depends on: full database schema, auth configuration and user count, all environment variable names, storage buckets, edge functions, and third-party integrations (Stripe webhooks, SMTP, APIs). Output it as one complete summary I can copy.
COPY
→ The builder replies with your app's full inventory.
STEP 2 — PASTE TO YOUR CODING AGENT
C⌘✦
Give Claude Code, Codex or Cursor this message plus the builder's reply. Anyhost takes it from there.
Fetch https://anyhost.app/agent-setup/prompt.md and follow it to set up Anyhost in this repository.

Then migrate this app off my app builder onto Anyhost: recreate the database and auth users, rewire env vars and webhooks, verify everything end to end, then hand off the domain cutover. Ask me to confirm before anything touches production.

Below is the inventory from my app builder.

[paste the builder's reply here]
COPY
→ Your agent runs the migration on anyhost. You watch.
HOBBY PLAN · $0 · NO CARD

Free for your hobby.

Launch it. Break it. Show it off at dinner.
The meter isn't running — hobby projects live here for free.
$0that's the pricing page,
you just read it
1Mrequests a month — front-page-of-the-internet day? covered.
100deploys a day — ship every thought, even the 2am ones.
200projects — every side quest gets its own home.
100GBof traffic — enough show-and-tell for everyone you know.
You'll only meet a limit the day your hobby stops being one.
That's a good problem — and until then, it's simply free.

Migration is day one.
Month three is the wall.

Every exporter stops when your data lands. But apps built by AI break in predictable ways once real users show up. Annie stays — with eyes on your envs, logs, database and deploys.
PRICE ANCHOR

Agencies charge $2,999 for the move alone. Anyhost migrates for a fraction — and includes the part that actually matters: someone on call.

BREAKS №1
Auth emails vanish
Supabase default email caps — users can't verify. Annie wires real SMTP before it happens.
BREAKS №2
RLS looks green, is open
Scanner passes; policies expose everything. Annie tests policies with real queries.
BREAKS №3
Stripe webhooks unsigned
Payments can be forged. Annie adds signature checks on day one.
BREAKS №4
AI API bill explodes
No rate limits, one bad actor, one night. Annie sets quotas and alerts.

Own your product again — without becoming your own ops team.

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