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

There's no direct import from other builders — the path is to rebuild on OverSkill from a description or screenshots. Here's how to do it fast.

Short answer: there's no one-click import that pulls an app in from Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit, or a GitHub repo. The best — and usually faster — path is to rebuild it on OverSkill from a description or screenshots. The AI is good at this, and you often end up with a cleaner app than the one you started with.

Why there's no direct import

Every builder structures apps differently under the hood, so a file-for-file copy rarely produces something that actually works. Rebuilding from what the app does — rather than how another tool happened to write it — gives you an app that's fully native to OverSkill, which means it'll keep working smoothly as you keep iterating.

The fast way to rebuild

1. Describe the app in one paragraph. What is it, who uses it, and what are the main things they do in it? Example: A booking site for a yoga studio. Visitors browse the class schedule, reserve a spot, and get a confirmation email. An admin can add classes and see who's booked.
2. Drop in screenshots. If you still have the old app open, screenshot the key pages and paste them into the chat. The AI can match layouts and styling from images.
3. List the data it stores. Classes (name, date, time, capacity), Bookings (who, which class), and an admin login. This helps the AI set up the right structure from the start.
4. Build, then refine. Watch it come together on the right, then ask for changes page by page — make the schedule a calendar view, add a waitlist when a class is full, and so on.

For more on writing prompts that land on the first try, see How to ask the AI for changes. If your app is complex, Plan mode lets the AI confirm the whole plan with you before it builds.

What about GitHub?

GitHub works in one direction only: once your app is built on OverSkill, you can export it to GitHub (rolling out gradually — a team member can do it for you if you don't see the option). There's no import the other way — OverSkill can't pull an app in from a GitHub repo.

Need a hand?

If you'd like help rebuilding a specific app, reach out — tell us what it does and share a few screenshots, and our team can point you in the right direction.