I will migrate your vibe coded app to a production ready codebase


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Joshua D was selected by the Fiverr Pro team for their expertise.
About this gig
Your no-code app got you to launch. Now it's slowing you down.
Bubble, Lovable and Bolt are great for proving an idea. They stop being great when you hit performance limits, can't control your data, can't pass a security review, or realise the platform owns your product.
I move apps off no-code onto a real codebase you own, running on AWS.
How it works:
- Audit first. A written migration plan, so you know what's involved before committing to a build
- Rebuilt in React and Node, matching the behaviour you already have rather than redesigning it
- Your data comes across cleanly
- Shipped to AWS with CI/CD, so deploys become routine
- Multi tenancy, security and test coverage built in where you need them
- Your repository from day one
I'm doing exactly this right now for live products on Bubble and Lovable, moving them onto proper infrastructure without downtime.
Regular calls and updates as I go, not silence until delivery.
Not sure migration is the right call? Start with the plan. It's useful even if you stay where you are.
Send me a link to your app and I'll tell you honestly what I'd do.
Get to know Joshua D
Vetted Pro
Making your Application Ideas a Reality
Level 2
Joshua D is part of the Fiverr Pro catalog and has been hand-picked by a dedicated Fiverr Pro team for their skills and expertise.
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- FromUnited Kingdom
- Member sinceJul 2022
- Avg. response time3 hours
- Last delivery2 days
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FAQ
How much will it cost and how long will it take?
It depends on how much your app actually does, which is what the audit is for. You get a fixed price and a milestone timeline in writing before any build starts, so there are no surprises later. Most migrations run in stages rather than one big bang.
Will my app go down while you migrate it?
No. The new build runs alongside your existing app until it's proven, then you switch over. Your data is migrated and verified before the cutover, and the old app stays live as a fallback until you're happy with it. Your users shouldn't notice anything.

