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One agency source, separate client accounts. Migrate Lovable/Base44 client apps or deliver reusable Lovable/Git releases to client-owned Supabase and authorized AWS infrastructure, with independent data and release schedules.
Collaboration is now available on your Staticbot projects. Invite teammates with workspace roles, or share a specific project with a client, reviewer or partner through Viewer and Collaborator access.
Your app already matters. Rehearse on a preview, plan maintenance, stop source writes, migrate the final copy, verify real workflows, and reopen on the same domain. The complete process and who owns each step.
You prompted an app into existence and now a hosting page asks whether it is static, a SPA, server-rendered or full-stack — four words nobody made you learn. What each one means, how to tell which you have in under a minute, and why your database is a separate thing from all of them.
Use focused skills for repository-aware deployment, app migration, Continuous Sync, and planned live cutovers, backed by typed Staticbot MCP tools and a credential-safe REST fallback.
The migration's done — now what? Keep building in the AI builder, or edit the repo directly with Claude Code, because it's standard Supabase now. Continuous Sync gives you a recorded, inspectable trail of every change across your Supabase and Cloudflare/AWS, applied as atomic, ordered deployments you control. The staticbot-mcp server is optional.
A technical, plain-English look at Base44 migrations: how the open-source @staticbot/base44-supabase-shim translates entities, auth, storage, and supported functions onto your Supabase — plus the honest compatibility punchlist for everything that still needs work.
Lovable switched new projects to TanStack Start SSR on Cloudflare Workers in May. The bundle isn't static anymore — it's a Worker. Here's how Staticbot deploys it: shared Workers for Platforms pool in our CF account, open-source Terraform template, no app-code rewrites. BYO Cloudflare account is coming.
Doing a production Supabase-to-Supabase auth migration? auth.users + auth.identities is the minimum — but both are required for email/password too, not just OAuth. The exact scope, sequence, and the OAuth control-plane gap that catches everyone.
Splitting one Nuxt monolith into app.example.com, admin.example.com, and portal.example.com with one shared Supabase project? The clean pattern is shorter than expected: parent-domain cookies, one auth UI app, independent JWT verification. No custom SSO server, no postMessage dance.
Targeting a self-hosted Supabase Staticbot can't reach? Pick the downloadable-package target. Staticbot prepares a password-protected ZIP and Claude Code (or Codex/Gemini) applies it locally.
AI builders bundle hosting, database, and AI assistance into one subscription. Once your app has traffic, the markup gets expensive. An apples-to-apples cost breakdown — and why migrating to plain Supabase + a CDN cuts the bill.
Run a full Supabase migration from ChatGPT or Claude with hosted OAuth, or from Codex CLI and Claude Code using focused Staticbot skills and an API key.
Ad blockers strip 10-30% of your analytics data. A reverse proxy fixes that by routing PostHog events through your own domain. Here's why it matters, what usually goes wrong, and how Staticbot deploys it for you in minutes.
AI-generated apps are great for moving fast. But when enterprise requirements like data sovereignty, network isolation, and full solution ownership enter the picture, you need a path from prototype to production.
A comprehensive comparison of modern browser-based and app-based coding tools, focusing on their custom domain support, ease of deployment, CDN capabilities, and migration flexibility.