Take your Lovable, Bolt, Replit or Base44 app to production

Why vibe-coded apps stall

AI app builders are great at getting an idea on screen. The gaps show up later: logins anyone can bypass, data that lives in a demo database, payments that aren’t wired up, pages search engines can’t read, and hosting you don’t control. The same mistakes repeat across many AI-generated apps, which also makes them predictable to find and fix.

How the rescue works

1. Audit. I read the code and the setup, then send you a written list of what blocks production, in priority order.
2. Fix. Auth, database, payments, security and SEO, in that order, each one tested.
3. Deploy. The app moves to hosting and a domain you own, with a handover so you know how it runs.

Lovable and Supabase: what gets checked

• Row-level security policies, so each user can only read and change their own data
• Migrations, so database changes are repeatable and reviewable
• Edge functions and secrets, so API keys never reach the browser
• Auth flows: sign-up, email verification, password reset, sign-out

Replit and Base44

For Replit apps, the focus is a proper production database, environment secrets and a deployment you control. For Base44 apps, we start with what can be exported and plan the parts that need rebuilding around your data.

The tools I use

I work with Claude Code and Codex alongside my own review, which is how a rescue moves quickly without guesswork. The code I hand back is ordinary, readable code with no lock-in to a builder. Want to check your app yourself first? Read the Lovable to production checklist.