Switch AI builders — without rebuilding your app
Move your app and its data between Lovable and Base44 on a foundation you own. Staticbot lands your project on your own Supabase — the common backend both builders speak — so changing builders is a guided, one-time move, not a rewrite. Do it once; own it forever.
Supabase is the common denominator
Both Lovable and Base44 run on a Supabase-shaped backend. Staticbot puts that backend in your hands — and once you own it, the builder in front of it becomes a choice you can change.
Build here
Lovable
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Base44
Your own Supabase
Schema, data, auth, storage, functions — owned by you
Continue here
Base44
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Lovable · Claude Code
How switching actually works
1. Land on your own Supabase
Staticbot migrates your schema, table data, auth (password hashes intact, OAuth identities re-linked), storage files, and functions off your current builder into a Supabase project you own. For Base44-native apps, a compatibility shim keeps your app code unchanged.
2. Your app becomes standard
No proprietary SDK lock-in — it's React + Supabase in a repo you control. That's exactly the shape an AI builder (or Claude Code) can pick up and keep building, instead of you starting from a blank prompt.
3. Point your new builder at it
Continue in your destination builder against the same owned backend. Continuous Sync keeps your repo, Supabase, and hosting in lockstep — every change flows through automatically.
Pick your direction
Step-by-step guides for the two most-requested switches between our main supported builders.
Still deciding? Read the Lovable vs Base44 comparison first.
Switch from Base44 to Lovable
Break out of Base44's entity layer and hosted login. Land your app on your own Supabase via the compatibility shim, then keep building in Lovable.
Read the guideSwitch from Lovable to Base44
Take your Lovable app — and your users and data — to Base44 without leaving your backend behind. Own the Supabase foundation, then build in Base44.
Read the guideWhy switching is safe, not scary
Nothing breaks on the source
The move is non-destructive. Your current builder keeps working, untouched, until you decide to cut ties.
Your users come with you
Auth users migrate with password hashes intact and OAuth identities re-linked — no forced password resets.
You own the foundation
Once your backend is on a Supabase you own, no builder can trap you again. Switch on your terms, whenever it makes sense.
Switching FAQ
Our honest take
We think Supabase + Claude Code (or Codex) is a better tooling choice if you want more control and don't want to be locked in a walled garden. Once your app is on your own Supabase, you can edit it directly with any AI coding tool — no builder middleman, no proprietary SDK, no platform risk. Here's what managing your app after migration looks like →
Ready to switch builders?
Start by landing your app on a Supabase you own — the move that makes every builder a choice. Your first migration is free.