Platform dependency
Technical decisions blocked by Lovable's limits. You cannot build what your product actually needs.
Lovable -> Supabase migration
Migration from Lovable to Supabase with a practical approach: keep what works, replace what blocks growth.
Do you recognize yourself?
Technical decisions blocked by Lovable's limits. You cannot build what your product actually needs.
Simple changes take too long. The roadmap is driven by the platform, not by your needs.
You need integrations that Lovable Cloud does not support well โ or at all.
Your team needs direct data access, custom queries, or fine-grained permission management.
Process
I review your current architecture, data model and dependencies, then deliver a realistic migration plan with risks and priorities.
1-2 days ยท Can be ordered separately
I define your Supabase setup: schema, relations, auth, RLS, storage and required functions.
Backend and data are moved in controlled phases to minimize risk and avoid unnecessary downtime.
I update frontend integrations, run end-to-end checks and deliver technical handover docs.
Offer details
These items can be handled in a separate project once the migration is stabilized.
Not sure about the scope?
If scope is unclear, the audit helps estimate risks, timeline and budget realistically before committing to a full migration.
150 - 300 EUR ยท delivered in 2-3 days
Deductible if migration
Not necessarily. We keep what works and replace what blocks growth, in a layered approach.
Yes. A phased plan helps reduce risk and maintain continuity.
It depends on complexity. That is why an initial audit is strongly recommended.
Not always. Lovable is excellent for launching quickly and validating ideas. Supabase is stronger when you need real data ownership, backend flexibility and long-term scalability without platform lock-in. The right choice depends on your current stage.
Yes. I have delivered this type of migration on a real agency project: moving off a proprietary platform to Supabase with Stripe integration and operational continuity during the transition. I can walk you through the approach and what we would reuse for your project.
Ready to evaluate?
No commitment. I review your context and reply with an honest recommendation: migrate now, later, or not at all if it is unnecessary.