I will deploy your vibe coded app to your own server, domain and database


About this gig
Stuck with your vibe coded app? Not sure which gig fits? Message me.
Your app works in Lovable, Bolt, Replit or on your laptop. Now you want it running on your own accounts and your own domain, without it breaking the first time a real user signs up.
What I do:
- Move your code to your own GitHub
- Set up hosting on Cloudflare, Vercel, Netlify, a VPS or Docker, whatever suits your app
- Connect your domain, SSL and environment variables
- Set up or move your database (Supabase, Postgres, Firebase)
- Check login redirects, payment webhooks and emails work in production
- Set up auto deploys, backups and basic monitoring where needed
- Write a short note so you know where everything lives
Everything goes on accounts you own. Invite me as a collaborator and remove me when we're done.
I do the deploy work myself, and you'll talk to me from the first message to the last. I've run production apps on Docker and Kubernetes for clients for years.
Message me first with what you built it with and where you want it to live. I'll tell you honestly if it's a small job or a bigger one.
Get to know Salim R
I build web, mobile and AI apps for small teams
- FromBangladesh
- Member sinceMay 2018
- Avg. response time1 hour
- Last delivery1 week
Languages
Bengali, English, Hindi

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FAQ
Can you move my app off Replit or Lovable hosting?
Yes. I move the code to your GitHub and the app to hosting you own, set up the domain and database, and check everything still works before you switch over.
My app was built in Lovable. Can I keep editing it there?
Usually yes. We'll agree how code moves between Lovable, GitHub and your hosting, so your next prompt doesn't undo a fix. I'll explain it in the handover note.
Which hosting do you recommend?
It depends on the app. Static and light apps do well on Cloudflare or Vercel. Apps with background jobs or bots often need a small VPS. I'll suggest the cheapest option that will actually work.
Will my site go down during the move?
It shouldn't. I set everything up and test it on the new hosting first, then switch the domain over. If something goes wrong, we can switch back.
Will you check security too?
I'll fix obvious problems I see during the deploy, like exposed keys. For a full review, my fix and security gig includes an audit, which I'd recommend before real users or payments.
Who owns the accounts?
You do. Everything is set up under your accounts, and nothing runs on mine. I only need collaborator access while I'm working.

