Cost
Your backend bill keeps growing, but moving looks more expensive than staying.
Backend migration + production readiness
Move the backend to infrastructure you control. Fix security, permissions, integrations, and reliability gaps. Or do both without rebuilding the app from scratch.
Lovable · Bolt · Replit · Base44 · other builders
Your own Supabase · Cloudflare · Claude or any LLM · custom backend
Reviewed code · locked-down access · production-ready setup
What we do
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 problem
Vibe-coding platforms choose and manage the backend for you. That makes it easy to start. Later, the same setup can cost too much, limit what you build, or keep you tied to a platform you have outgrown.
Your backend bill keeps growing, but moving looks more expensive than staying.
Your vibe-coding platform chose the backend before you knew what your product would need.
A provider limit is shaping your roadmap, pricing, or the features you can ship.
Your app handles sensitive data, but the current backend does not meet the privacy, security, data residency, or audit requirements you need.
You know a move makes sense. You do not know how to make it without breaking a working app.
It works as a demo. Real users need security, permissions, and reliability the platform may not have set up.
The whole backend
Real apps depend on more than rows in a table. We trace every backend dependency and move the pieces together.
Your tables, relationships, indexes, and existing records.
Accounts, login flows, sessions, roles, and access rules.
Uploads, storage paths, permissions, and delivery URLs.
Functions, webhooks, secrets, and outside services.
Every query and connection that needs to point somewhere new.
Production ready
Keep the current backend, move it, or do both. We review what real users will depend on and complete the production work we agree on with you.
We check database permissions, roles, and row-level security so the right people can see the right data.
We review the queries, functions, and application logic created during the build, then fix the issues in scope.
We secure API keys, AI services, webhooks, and third-party calls so sensitive credentials stay out of the frontend.
We put error handling, backups, monitoring, and a rollback plan around the flows your users depend on.
We help you build a setup you control and document the technical decisions that support your privacy and compliance work.
How it works
We map the current app, agree on the scope, and protect what already works before making changes.
You share the project and current setup. We map its dependencies and review what it needs for production.
We agree on the migration, production-readiness fixes, or both. That includes scope, risks, cutover, and rollback.
We migrate the backend, fix the production gaps, or complete both parts based on the scope you approved.
We verify the flows that matter, document every change, and give you the handoff and production-readiness findings.
Before we start
Most Vibe Unlock projects cost between $300 and $2,000. The exact price depends on the app's size, current backend, data, users, integrations, and whether you need migration, production-readiness work, or both. We review your setup and provide a fixed quote before any paid work begins. Larger or unusually complex projects may be quoted separately.
A working demo is not automatically ready for real users. Production readiness depends on the code, access controls, data handling, secrets, integrations, backups, monitoring, and failure paths. We review the actual app, identify the gaps, and fix the agreed issues rather than relying on the builder it came from.
Yes. You can hire us for production-readiness work, a backend migration, or both. If the current platform prevents an important fix, we will explain that before work begins and recommend the smallest sensible change.
No technical project alone can certify legal compliance. Moving the backend can give you control over hosting, data access, and service-provider choices, and we can implement the technical safeguards included in your scope. You still need your own legal and organizational review for requirements such as HIPAA or GDPR.
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.
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.
Yes. A complete move can include the database schema, records, authentication setup, storage objects, policies, Edge Functions, secrets, and the frontend connection settings.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
No. We can review your usage, budget, product needs, and ownership goals before recommending a destination.
Move it. Strengthen it. Ship it.
Share what you built and whether you need a backend move, production-readiness work, or both. We will review the setup and provide a clear scope before any paid work begins.