Can I migrate an app from Lovable, Bolt, or v0?

Yes — import your export .zip and OverSkill rebuilds it as a native app with built-in login and a database. Here's how to get your export and import it.

Yes. Import your project from another AI builder and OverSkill will deep-parse your export and rebuild it as a native OverSkill app — the same pages, features, data model, and copy, plus the things your export never had: built-in login, a live database, and a deployed URL.

It's a native rebuild informed by your upload, not a file-by-file copy. That's on purpose — every builder structures apps differently, and a native rebuild is what keeps the app working smoothly as you keep iterating on OverSkill.

Step 1: Export your app as a .zip

Lovable

• Business plan (fastest): open your project → click Code (top-left of the preview) → Download codebase (the download-arrow at the bottom of the file explorer). That's your .zip.
• Any plan (via GitHub): click the GitHub icon (top-right) → Connect GitHub → authorize → open the created repo on GitHub → green Code ▾ button → Download ZIP.

Bolt

• Use Export / the download icon in the editor → Download the project as a .zip. (Or push to GitHub and download the repo ZIP.)

v0

• Open your generation → ⋯ / Download (or push to GitHub) → grab the project .zip. v0 uses the same shadcn/ui component kit OverSkill does, so these come across especially clean.

Anything else (Replit, Tempo, a GitHub repo…)

• Any React project export works best-effort. From a GitHub repo: green Code ▾ → Download ZIP.

You don't need to clean anything up first — we strip node_modules for you, and the cap is 50 MB.

Step 2: Import it into OverSkill

1. Go to the Import a project page (the Import existing app option on the generator, or ask a team member if you don't see it yet — it's rolling out gradually).
2. Drop your .zip on the upload area.
3. Leave I exported this from my own account checked, and click Analyze my project.
4. Watch it work: it scans your export, detects how it was built, builds a rebuild plan, and generates a native OverSkill app.
5. A few minutes later you land in the editor with a live preview and a conversion report — what it imported, and what it re-homed (for example, your old login and database are swapped for OverSkill's built-in login and database).

From there you iterate exactly like any OverSkill app — describe changes and watch them happen.

A safer, cleaner result

Beyond convenience, the rebuild is usually more secure than the original. Exports from other builders often ship database keys inside the app's front-end code; the OverSkill rebuild re-homes your data and login onto OverSkill's built-in, server-side auth and database — so those keys aren't sitting in your app's bundle anymore.

Prefer to start fresh instead?

Importing is the fast path, but you can always rebuild from scratch if you'd rather:

1. Describe the app in one paragraph — what it is, who uses it, and the main things they do.
2. Drop in screenshots of the key pages — the AI matches layouts and styling from images.
3. List the data it stores — Classes (name, date, time, capacity), Bookings, and an admin login.
4. Build, then refine page by page.

See How to ask the AI for changes, and for complex apps, Plan mode lets the AI confirm the whole plan before building.

Need a hand?

If an import doesn't come across the way you expected, or you'd like help with a specific app, reach out — tell us what it does and share your export or a few screenshots, and our team will help.