Move off Lovable
From prototype to a product that holds up.
Lovable made the idea real. We take over the code, secure access and prepare a controlled go-live, keeping what works.
Does your app already have users? 30-minute video call, no commitment.
Teams we’ve already helped

Major Prépa

Voyey

Sonvinfra

Covergy

Favikon

Orange
Under the hood
Let’s look under the hood.
A prototype can look ready. Here are three things to check before you open it up to more users.
Who can see and edit what?
We review the access rules, the data and the keys to identify what needs reworking.
Illustrative view: every decision is based on the audit of your prototype.
Keep what holds up
We don’t start from scratch on principle.
The way out depends on what the audit recommends.
The front end can be rebuilt in Next.js; the choice depends on the product.
How the engagement runs
From the first look
to the handover.
Clear steps and concrete deliverables.
We don’t promise faster: we promise a deadline we keep.
Budget and scope
A clear scope to make it reliable.
Describe your prototype to the assistant: a few questions, then a price and timeline range.
The audit is billed separately. The quote separates hardening the prototype from any broader build work.
Questions
A few more questions ?
Another question? Ask it during the diagnostic.
Often, yes, without you knowing: missing or incomplete access rules (RLS), keys in the front end, open edge functions. Lovable’s scanner checks that a rule exists, not that it protects anything. The 12-point audit tells you in five days.
No. Supabase is often kept as is; what we take over is the front end and the access rules. We keep what holds up and rewrite what breaks.
Quite the opposite: the code is on your GitHub, hosting is in your name, and the documentation is written for you. You can keep developing your product, with or without us.
Audit in five days, go-live in one to two weeks, full move off in two to four weeks. We do not promise faster: we promise a deadline we keep.

The first conversation
Keep the momentum. Plan what’s next.
30 minutes to look at your prototype and identify the right first step.
