Already on Lovable, Bolt, v0, Bubble, Webflow + Xano, OutSystems, WordPress, or a legacy codebase? Migration Kits import your project, normalize it into the Weezzi application model, and regenerate it as a real production system you fully own — standard Java/Python/JS, free self-host on Docker or Kubernetes.
Three families of source platforms covered. Each Migration Kit reads the source's own export, schema, or codebase — extracts what matters, drops what's vendor-specific, and rebuilds the app inside Weezzi.
Pulls your React + Supabase project. Schema, auth, RLS rules, components — all become first-class Weezzi entities.
StackBlitz exports parsed and replayed against Weezzi's app model. Frontend re-rendered, backend regenerated.
Vercel projects + shadcn components mapped onto Weezzi components, with data layers regenerated.
Pages, collections, Firestore schema, and actions converted into the Weezzi model. Output: web + standard code.
Database, workflows, pages, plugins replicated as Weezzi entities, queries, components, and servlets.
Content, taxonomies, custom post types, Elementor layouts — re-rendered as native Weezzi pages and components.
Modules, entities, screens, and processes lifted out of the proprietary runtime into owned Java + JavaScript.
Domain model, microflows, pages, and integrations regenerated as standard Weezzi elements with real code.
Internal tools turned into a proper backoffice — RBAC, audit, multi-tenancy, dashboards, all generated.
Objects, fields, flows, and Lightning pages mapped into the Weezzi app model with full data import.
Forms, reports, workflows, and Deluge logic translated to Weezzi entities, queries, and JavaScript handlers.
Apps and tables imported through their export APIs and mapped to Weezzi's component-centric model.
Webflow pages, CMS collections + Xano backend become a single Weezzi project with real code on both sides.
Existing schema and API conventions reverse-engineered into the Weezzi app model. CRUD regenerated.
Migrations, models, and routes parsed into the Weezzi model. Pages, forms, lists regenerated as components.
Tell us what you're on. The kit catalog is driven by what users vote up — see the priorities section below.
A Migration Kit isn't a converter — it's a normalization pipeline. Source-specific knowledge in front; standard Weezzi production system out the back.
The Migration Kit reads your source through whatever it offers — export file, public API, repo, or DOM scrape. We pull what's actually yours.
Source-specific concepts get rewritten into Weezzi's universal application model. This is where vendor-lock-in is broken.
Weezzi emits a fresh production system from the normalized model. The output isn't a wrapped copy — it's a new app, generated, owned.
After migration, the app you used to rent from a vendor becomes a Weezzi project: standard code, standard runtime, standard deployment. No proprietary lock-in. No black box.
Entities, queries, pages, components, workflows, security profiles — your old app, redescribed as first-class Weezzi objects you can edit visually.
Java natively, Python via GraalPy, JavaScript via GraalJS. CRUD, REST + GraphQL + OpenAPI auto-generated. No proprietary runtime. Read it, fork it, extend it.
Site Editor, backoffice, dashboards, multi-language fields, A/B testing, scheduled publishing, heatmaps — already wired into the migrated app, ready for marketing on day one.
Docker and Kubernetes bundles. No per-seat pricing. No workload tax. No vendor lock-in. Run it on your infrastructure forever, free.
Migration Kits ship in priority order — driven by you, not by us. Pick the platforms you'd migrate from, tell us a little about you, and we'll prioritise accordingly.
So we can let you know when your kit ships. We won't spam you, and we won't share your details.
Thanks — your priorities are recorded and the migration team has your contact. We'll be in touch as soon as your top kit ships.
Fifteen minutes. We'll look at your source app, tell you honestly which tier fits, and what a migration looks like in practice. No deck, no sales motion — just an architect who's done this before.