About Staticbot

Staticbot moves apps built with AI app builders, mainly Lovable and Base44, onto a Supabase project and hosting that the app's owner controls. You can keep building in the builder you like, or leave it and work from your own repository.

What Staticbot does

AI builders make it fast to get an app working. When that app gets real users, useful data or revenue, many owners want the database, sign-in, files and domain under their own account. Staticbot does that move:

Migrates the database, auth users, storage and edge functions into a Supabase project you own.
Deploys the frontend to AWS (your account or one we manage) or to Cloudflare Workers for full-stack apps, with your custom domain and TLS.
Gives you a working preview before anything changes for your users, then a documented plan for the live move.
With Continuous Sync, keeps your own stack in step with changes you keep making in Lovable or Base44.
Deploys apps built directly in a repository with Claude Code, Codex or Cursor.

What we don't do

A live migration is not fully automatic. Staticbot runs the migration, deployment, preview and health checks. The app's owner still tells users what is happening, stops changes on the old system, checks the result and switches the domain. Our guides and agent skills walk you through each of those steps.

We don't lock you in either. The infrastructure code we generate is open source in the Staticbot templates repository, and your data sits in your own Supabase project.

Who runs Staticbot

Ravel Lindeman

Co-founder of Staticbot

Ravel works on Staticbot’s migration platform, moving apps built with Lovable and Base44 onto Supabase and hosting their owners control.

The company

Staticbot is operated by BITFICTION, s.r.o., a company registered in the Slovak Republic. EU hosting is available for customers who need their data to stay in the EU.

Get in touch

Questions about a migration, pricing or an enterprise project? See pricing or contact us.