Move your app off Lovable to AWS or Google Cloud, with a written plan.
We move apps built on Lovable, Bolt, Base44, Replit, or Devin, or hosted on Vercel, to your company's own cloud. We also rebuild legacy systems. You get a written plan before anything changes.
- Code reviewed
- Database copied and verified
- Logins and payments tested
- Approved on the test link
Simulated example
- Fixed-price proposal within 1 business day
- You approve every delivery on a test link
- Contract and invoice
- Code, domain, and accounts in your company's name
When it's time to migrate
The app you built in a few days did its job. These are the usual signs it needs a different foundation.
The app goes down when more people log in
And every fix you prompt for breaks another part of the system.
The bill keeps climbing and no one can predict it
Platform costs grow with your users, with no clear view of what's driving them.
A big customer asked for more
A security questionnaire, a data agreement, or AWS hosting to close the deal.
The old system depends on one person
It runs on a server almost no one knows how to touch, and every update has become a risk.
Where we move from, and where we go
We move you off AI app builders and managed hosting, and onto an AWS or Google Cloud account in your company's name.
- Lovable
- Bolt
- Base44
- Replit
- Devin
- Vercel
- Google AI Studio
- Legacy systems
- To AWS
- To Google Cloud
How we run the migration
Your current app keeps running while we prepare the new environment.
Assessment
We review code, database, logins, payments, security, and costs. The report says what to migrate, what to fix, and what to rebuild.
Written plan
Steps, cutover window, expected downtime, estimated monthly cloud cost, and how to roll back if something goes wrong.
New environment in parallel
We set up the infrastructure and publish the app to a test link for you to approve before the switch.
Supervised cutover
We migrate the data, switch the domain at the agreed time, and keep the previous version ready to roll back to.
After go-live
Monitoring, alerts, documentation, and close follow-up during the first days on the new environment.
What happens to what you already have
Database
We copy and verify the data before cutover. The final sync happens in the agreed window.
Users and logins
We bring existing accounts over. When the source doesn't allow moving passwords, we plan a reset with advance notice to users.
Payments and subscriptions
We keep your gateway and active subscriptions, testing billing and webhooks before the switch.
Downtime
It depends on the size of the database and the integrations. You know the estimate before you approve the cutover.
Cloud region
We choose where your data lives based on your market and compliance needs.
Migrate or rebuild?
Not every app needs to be redone. The assessment shows the shortest path and explains why.
We migrate when
- The code is organized enough to build on
- The problems are in hosting, the database, or costs
- Security gaps can be fixed without redoing the foundation
We rebuild when
- Every change breaks something else
- Business logic is scattered and untested
- The old technology no longer gets security updates
Legacy systems, one module at a time
Old systems can rarely stop. We rebuild in parts, starting with what slows your operation the most, and the current system keeps running until each new module is approved.
We map the rules
We document what the system does today, including what exists only in the heads of the people who use it.
We separate the data
We clean and organize the database before moving it to the cloud.
We replace it in parts
Each module goes into production separately, connected to whatever hasn't been replaced yet.
AWS experience in real-world operations
Claro Running
Corporate app on AWS, in a protected and redundant environment, with security, privacy, and cost governance. Led by a member of our studio before the studio was founded.
Who's responsible afterward
Everything in your company's name
Code, domain, and cloud accounts stay with you, with documentation so any team can pick it up.
Support defined in the contract
Channel, support hours, and incident response times are in writing before we start.
Monthly improvements, if it makes sense
We can keep handling improvements, costs, and security, or hand everything over to your team.
Working with us from outside Brazil
Tailored contract
The proposal sets out who signs, the governing law, and the jurisdiction.
Invoicing and currency
We agree on the currency and how you are invoiced.
Data
We sign a data processing agreement when needed and choose where your data lives.
Hours
Brazil overlaps with US business hours, and we set meeting and support windows with you.
Questions
Do I have to leave Lovable?
Not always. If the app works well and the risk is low, we'll say so in the assessment. Migration makes sense when stability, cost, security, or a customer requirement calls for a different foundation.
AWS or Google Cloud?
We recommend based on what the app uses, what your customers require, and the estimated monthly cost. If your company already has an account with one of them, we usually start there.
Can you help with security questionnaires?
Yes. We review the controls in the new environment and help you answer what your customer asked, always describing what actually exists.
How much does it cost and how long does it take?
Every migration is quoted individually. Cost and timeline depend on the size of the database, the number of integrations, the state of the code, and how much needs to be rebuilt. After our first conversation, we send a fixed-price proposal within 1 business day.
Can you migrate a system built many years ago?
Yes. In those cases we usually rebuild module by module, so operations don't stop and each part is validated by the people who use it.
Tell us where your system needs to move from.
In 30 minutes, we'll understand the app, the risks, and the shortest path.