Take your Lovable app from prototype to production.
Lovable scaffolds fast. Production-grade workflows — PR-based code review, persistent staging, stack flexibility — don't ship with the AI. We move your app onto a stack you control, with the workflows your team actually needs to operate it.
Why teams move
Lovable ships fast.
Shipping safely is a different problem.
No PR review on AI changes
The agent commits directly to your default branch. No merge request, no diff to approve before code goes live. If it introduces a regression, you find out in production.
Locked to one stack
Every Lovable app is React + Vite + Tailwind + Supabase. No Next.js, no Vue, no Mongo, no Postgres of your own. No tier upgrades the stack — you fit the box or leave the platform.
No staging environments
Lovable removed Test/Live environments from new projects in March 2026. Changes ship straight to production unless you wire your own branch-based workflow on GitHub.
Credits eaten by fix loops
Top complaint on Lovable's own feedback board: the agent enters error loops, burns a month's worth of credits in hours, then asks you to improve your prompting.
Side by side
What changes when you migrate
| Lovable | CodeConductor | |
|---|---|---|
| AI change review | Direct commits to default branch | PR-based review on every agent change |
| Frontend stack | React + Vite + Tailwind only | Bring any framework — Next.js, Vue, Remix, etc. |
| Database | Supabase Postgres only | Bring your own — Postgres, MySQL, Mongo, your warehouse |
| Staging environments | None for new projects (removed Mar 2026) | First-class persistent staging |
| Region & residency | 3 fixed regions, locked at setup | Any region, any cloud, EU + HIPAA capable |
| Pricing model | Build-credit metered, error loops cost you | Per-seat or capacity, predictable |
The process
Four steps to production
- Step 1
Tell us about your app
4-question wizard captures your platform, deployment state, and access.
- Step 2
We harden your build
Engineers review the Lovable output, add policy + auth + CI, and flag gotchas before any code moves.
- Step 3
You get a repo
Production-ready codebase delivered to your GitHub org with IaC, schema, tests, and policy guardrails.
- Step 4
Ship from your stack
Deploy on your cloud. Iterate with your team. Real CI, real observability, real scale.
When you should stay on Lovable
Lovable is genuinely best-in-class at a few things, and migrating before you actually need to is wasted effort. Stay if:
- You're a solo founder going from idea to deployed full-stack app without a dev team. Lovable's prompt-to-deploy speed is hard to beat for this.
- You're pre-product-market-fit and the requirements are changing weekly. Iteration speed matters more than the workflows you don't need yet.
- React + Supabase fits your long-term stack and your team is small enough that workspace-based pricing wins on cost.
If you have paying customers, multiple devs reviewing each other's work, a stack that isn't React + Supabase, or you're burning credits faster than you're shipping — that's when migration pays back.