Solve With Software

AI-built app rescue, by platform

Solve With Software finishes apps that were built on an AI or no-code platform and stalled before the business could rely on them. What can be taken out differs by platform: Lovable and Bolt export real code, Bubble exports none, Replit and Base44 keep the back end behind, and Power Apps and Zoho Creator only run on the vendor's platform. Each page below says what comes out, what is usually missing, and whether finishing or rebuilding is the better route.

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Why the platform decides the route

What you hold at the moment the app stalls: the code, the data, the hosting, or none of them. That is set by the platform, and it decides whether the fastest route is to finish what exists or to rebuild from it.

Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit, FlutterFlow and the coding assistants (Cursor, Claude Code, Codex) produce ordinary code you can export or already hold. Base44, Power Apps and Zoho Creator run the app on their own platform; the data and the logic can be read out, the running system cannot. Bubble exports no code at all, so the app is rebuilt with the Bubble workflows as the specification. Zapier and Make are a case of their own: the automations became the system, and the work is to build the system they were standing in for.

What is usually missing

The screens are usually the finished part, and they are the specification for everything else. What the builder skipped is the engineering underneath: authorisation that keeps one customer's records from another, integrity rules in the database, a test and staging environment, error handling, backups, and a deployment in accounts the business owns rather than the builder's. On mobile, the store accounts and the signing keys. Each page lists what its platform tends to leave out.

The order of work

First, a home of its own: the code in your repository, the database and hosting in your accounts, the secrets rotated. Then the foundations above, put under the app while it keeps running as it is. Then the unfinished features, in order of value to the business, each released when it has been tested. Where the platform cannot be left, the same order applies to the rebuild, with the platform app kept running alongside until the new one has proven itself.

The assessment is from £395 + VAT and establishes what exists, what is missing and what each route costs, as fixed prices.

Exportable code

The code comes out, or was yours all along. Finishing is usually the route.

Hosted platforms

The data and the logic can be read out; the running app stays on the vendor's platform. Fix in place or rebuild, decided on evidence.

No code export

The workflows are the specification for a rebuild on technology you own.

Automations that became the system

Inventory first, then a system that owns the process, with the automations kept for the edges.

What each platform lets you take away

The export position of each platform, as checked on 4 September 2026. Each page carries the detail and the date.

PlatformCodeDataRuns elsewhere?
LovableReact and Supabase code via GitHub syncIn Supabase, or in Lovable CloudYes
ReplitExportsDatabase, secrets and hosting stay in ReplitYes, once rehomed
BoltReact front end exportsBack end usually not built yetYes
v0Next.js screens exportNo system behind them yetYes
FlutterFlowFlutter project, on the Pro planFirebase or SupabaseYes
Cursor, Claude Code, CodexAlready yoursWherever you put itYes
Base44Screens come out; the back end is closedExportsNo; rebuilt
Power AppsPower Fx source is readableDataverse or SharePoint, exportableNo; runs only on Microsoft's platform
Zoho CreatorStructure and Deluge scripts as a .ds fileCSVNo; Deluge runs only on Zoho
BubbleNoneExportsNo; rebuilt
Zapier and MakeScenario definitions, not codeIn the connected appsReplaced by a system that owns the process

Where the last column says no, the screens and the data still shorten the rebuild: they are the specification and the migration source.

Questions

What people ask before they book.

Can you finish it inside the platform instead of moving it?

Where the app is internal, the stakes are modest and the platform's limits are not what stalled it, yes, and the Base44, Power Apps and Zoho Creator pages say when that is the better answer. Where the business depends on the app or needs to own the data and the code, it moves.

Yes. The takeover starts with a copy in your own accounts and a test environment. The version your team uses stays as it is until the new build has proven itself alongside it.

Helpful for an hour, not required. The code, the data and the people who use the app carry enough of the story, and most takeovers happen without the original builder.

Airtable, Softr, Glide, Retool, AppSheet, Knack and Caspio have no page yet. They are hosted platforms, so the Base44, Power Apps and Zoho Creator pages describe the position: the data and the logic come out, the running app does not.

Start with a free consultation

An hour on your system, online or by phone. From there we size the assessment, from £395 + VAT, and give you an exact price before you commit.

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Written by Marc Allington, founder. .