Each page covers that platform's specific bugs, not a generic checklist.
Lovable is fast for getting to a working demo. It's a different story once you need auth that actually locks down data, payments that fire reliably, and a build that survives its own next prompt. We take over Lovable apps at exactly that point.
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Every Lovable app runs on infrastructure you don't fully control. Moving to your own Supabase project and your own Vercel deployment means your database, your domain, and your bill belong to you — not a builder's account you're renting.
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Bolt.new is built for fast in-browser iteration. The gap shows up at deploy time — a build that runs perfectly in the Bolt preview can fail entirely once it hits a real host, a real domain, and real environment variables.
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Replit is a genuinely good place to build and iterate. It's a different environment from wherever your app actually needs to run in production — and that gap is where most "it worked yesterday" bugs come from.
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Base44 gets you to a working app fast by generating the whole stack for you. When that app needs a fix, a feature Base44's flow doesn't support, or a real production home, you need someone who can read the generated code directly — not regenerate around the problem.
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Building with Cursor or Claude Code gets you real velocity — you're writing and reviewing actual code, not just prompting a generator. But months of fast AI-assisted sessions without a cleanup pass leave patterns that only get more expensive to unwind the longer they sit.
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If your Lovable, Bolt, or Replit app is a web app today, it can become a real app on the App Store and Play Store without a rewrite — wrapped with Capacitor, packaged with proper store assets, and submitted through review.
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These cover the situations that come up regardless of which tool built the app.
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