Built with an AI tool?
Lovable, Bolt, v0 and Replit get an app working fast, on their hosting and their plan. Launchpad moves it into accounts you own. It recognises which tool built the app and tells you, before anything is created, what works as it is and what has to change, with a request to paste back into the tool for anything in the code.
Keeps: Its Supabase database, when the project is in your own Supabase account: the app keeps using it, and nothing new is created. On Lovable Cloud, the data moves to a project of yours, users and passwords included.
Watch for: Older projects need a small vercel.json, or pages like /dashboard 404. Newer ones are often built for Cloudflare Workers: Launchpad spots it and gives you the request to paste into Lovable so they run on Vercel.
Keeps: Your Supabase project, by setting its address and key, or a new one Launchpad creates.
Watch for: A .env exported into the repository puts your keys where anyone with access can read them, and an import written with the wrong capital letters works on a Mac and fails on the build server.
Keeps: Everything: it's Next.js. Launchpad points POSTGRES_URL at the new database, so @vercel/postgres works unchanged.
Watch for: @vercel/kv's variable names, AI routes anyone can call in a loop, and type errors the build is set to ignore.
Keeps: The server and pages, on your own server, and its database code as it is: both use DATABASE_URL. The data comes across with launchpad db restore.
Watch for: Sign-in with Replit accounts and Replit's own storage only work on Replit, so they change first. The server listens on port 5000 unless told otherwise.
Launchpad is in private beta. Join the waitlist to move your app.