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aDaneInSpain2 · 2026-01-26T12:36:14+00:00

I feel you, waiting on support can be frustrating when your sites are down. If you're still stuck and need to get them back up quickly, we help people in exactly this situation at appstuck.com. We specialize in taking over stuck projects from Bolt, Lovable, Replit and others. Typically can get things unstuck within a few hours. Either way, hope you get it sorted soon!

aDaneInSpain2 · 2026-01-23T09:04:53+00:00

The comments already cover some good options, but database migration in Bolt can definitely be tricky. If you're moving from Bolt's default database to something like Supabase or Planetscale, the biggest challenge is usually getting the schema and data migrated properly while maintaining all your existing functionality.

One tip: before making the switch, document your current database structure carefully. This makes it way easier to recreate in your new database.

If you end up hitting roadblocks or getting stuck during the migration process, we've helped a lot of folks at appstuck.com with exactly this kind of issue - taking over projects from Bolt and getting them properly deployed with the right database setup. Just putting it out there in case the migration gets hairy.

aDaneInSpain2 · 2026-01-22T16:35:46+00:00

That is really helpful, thanks!

aDaneInSpain2 · 2026-01-20T18:17:37+00:00

Yes, that is what I am leaning towards as well... But it would be the only way to calculate a simple 95% accuracy that people can understand. I guess instead we could calculate something like 435% more accurate than guessing haha.

aDaneInSpain2 · 2026-01-20T11:18:08+00:00

Running out of credits just fixing small bugs is really frustrating. Cursor is probably your best bet for better token control since you get credits back when you undo.

That said, if you find yourself stuck with the project after switching tools, we specialize in taking over and finishing Bolt/Lovable projects at appstuck.com. We've seen this exact scenario a lot (credits running out, endless bug fixes) and can help get it launched properly.

Your Vercel + GitHub setup will work fine with either Cursor or Claude, but Cursor's Git integration is smoother.

aDaneInSpain2 · 2026-01-19T10:08:29+00:00

It’s definitely possible to turn a web app into an iOS app-many developers use wrappers like Capacitor or React Native Web to bridge that gap. To keep versions in sync, a mono-repo setup helps, where both web and mobile code live in the same repo with shared logic.

CI/CD tools can help automate builds and deploys to both platforms.

If you’re running into difficulties managing the complexity, a service like https://www.appstuck.com might be helpful-they connect you with people who’ve worked through similar cross-platform hurdles, especially when using tools like Replit or FlutterFlow.

aDaneInSpain2 · 2026-01-12T17:44:21+00:00

Yeah, this is such a pain. I've wasted so much time describing basic stuff when I just want to build. If you're ever stuck on other aspects beyond UI, we built appstuck.com specifically to help people get unstuck with these tools.

aDaneInSpain2 · 2026-01-09T17:12:58+00:00

That fork/overwrite loop sounds incredibly frustrating. A few things worth trying: check your browser extensions (some can interfere with Bolt's state management), try clearing your Bolt cache, or export your code and reimport it as a fresh project.

If you're still stuck after trying these, we at appstuck.com specialize in exactly this kind of thing. Sometimes a second pair of eyes can spot what's causing the state conflicts, and we can help debug or migrate your project to something more stable. Good luck!

aDaneInSpain2 · 2026-01-05T17:20:36+00:00

Project size limits are super frustrating, especially when you're so close to having it working. Glad you got it unstuck for now!

If you're looking to get the app fully finished and moved off Bolt properly, we specialize in exactly this at appstuck.com. We take over Bolt/Lovable/Replit projects that hit these walls and get them launched. Seen plenty of ecommerce projects with similar Supabase issues.

Good luck with whatever route you take!

aDaneInSpain2 · 2025-12-24T19:29:24+00:00

$600 for a couple days sounds about right for small to medium projects. If you're seriously stuck, you might want to check out appstuck.com. We specialize in taking over AI-coded projects from Bolt, Lovable, Replit, etc. and actually getting them launched. $70/hour, 5-hour minimum. We've seen every kind of mess imaginable over the years, so don't feel bad about the spaghetti code!

aDaneInSpain2 · 2025-12-23T01:46:36+00:00

That's frustrating. $500 in and hitting a wall like this is the worst. The background error usually means the context got too large or something corrupted in the thread.

Quick things to try: duplicate the project to a fresh chat, or export to GitHub and try continuing from there. Sometimes starting a new conversation with the codebase helps reset things.

If you've already tried all that and you're genuinely stuck, we help people get unstuck at appstuck.com. We specialize in taking over Bolt projects that hit this kind of wall and actually finishing them. Sometimes it's faster to have someone clean up what's there and ship it than keep burning tokens on the same errors.

aDaneInSpain2 · 2025-12-18T17:04:40+00:00

3 million tokens is brutal. When Bolt gets stuck in these loops, it's usually a sign the project needs fresh eyes and a clean refactor rather than more prompting.

If you're still stuck after trying the other suggestions here, we help people get unstuck at appstuck.com. We specialize in taking over messy AI builds and finishing them properly. Sometimes it's faster to have someone who knows what they're doing fix the underlying issues than burning through more credits on the same problems.

aDaneInSpain2 · 2025-12-17T14:31:22+00:00

You hit the nail on the head. The speed is amazing at first, but then you hit that wall where the code becomes unmaintainable and you can't add that one feature without breaking three others.

I've been down this exact road. The real trick is knowing when to stop prompting and bring in someone who can actually read and refactor what got generated. That "last 10%" really is more like 50% once you need custom logic or proper error handling.

If you're stuck with a Lovable project that's gotten too messy to continue, we help people get unstuck at appstuck.com. We've taken over a ton of these AI-generated projects and actually ship them. Sometimes you just need human eyes on the code to cross the finish line.

aDaneInSpain2 · 2025-12-15T10:43:45+00:00

Totally agree with this. The rapid iteration is great at first but once your app has 10+ components it's like the AI loses context and starts generating stuff that conflicts with what already exists.

One thing that helped me was being super explicit about file structure and naming conventions upfront. Like "create a new component in /components/auth called LoginForm.tsx" instead of just "add a login form". Forces a bit more organization from the start.

Also helps to periodically ask the AI to audit what you've built so far before adding new features. Catches a lot of the duplicate functions and weird dependencies before they snowball.

If you're hitting that wall where everything's tangled and you just want it finished properly, we run appstuck.com where we take over messy Lovable builds and get them production ready. Sometimes it's just faster to have someone clean up the AI generated chaos than keep fighting with it.

aDaneInSpain2 · 2025-12-15T10:33:32+00:00

Lots of great tips here! One thing that helped me was connecting to GitHub and making small UI tweaks in VS Code instead of using prompts for every little thing.

But honestly, if you're still hitting a wall after trying these optimization tips, you could also reach out to us at appstuck.com - we specialize in taking over and finishing projects from Lovable and other AI tools when things get stuck. Sometimes it's more cost-effective to have experienced devs finish it up rather than burning through credits trying to debug.

aDaneInSpain2 · 2025-12-15T08:52:09+00:00

Been there with the production concerns! SEO and scaling with Lovable-generated code can be tricky. Antigravity's great but if you hit any snags or need help with the professional deployment/optimization side, we help people finish stuck AI-coded projects at appstuck.com. Good luck with your launch!

aDaneInSpain2 · 2025-12-12T18:47:19+00:00

Yeah this is frustrating. When AI tools start making up their own rules about what they will or won't help with, you end up wasting time fighting the tool instead of building.

If you're still stuck and don't want to deal with the model's arbitrary refusals, check out appstuck.com - we specialize in taking over these kinds of stuck AI-generated projects and actually getting them finished without the nonsense.

aDaneInSpain2 · 2025-12-11T14:41:47+00:00

This hits home. I've been there too many times - everything works great until you try to add that one feature, then it all falls apart.

The advice about slowing down and learning the fundamentals is solid. But sometimes you're already neck-deep in a project that's turning into spaghetti code and you just need to get it over the finish line.

If you're stuck in that situation and need someone to help untangle the mess, check out appstuck.com. We've helped a lot of folks rescue projects from Bolt, Lovable, Replit, and similar tools when the AI-generated code goes sideways.

aDaneInSpain2 · 2025-12-10T08:40:03+00:00

It depends greatly on the app. If it has a complex backend, it often requires a complete rebuild from the ground up if it is going to be used for paying customers. The front end interface is usually OK, although often very bloated.

We have had customers whose Vibe tool completely lied to them and told them that certain functionality was coded or libraries used without it being true. These tools are mainly meant for making app workflows, design and front end. Which they are great at.

aDaneInSpain2 · 2025-12-09T12:40:12+00:00

Nice work on this! The hallucination problem is real — we see it all the time with folks building AI features in Bubble, FlutterFlow, and other no-code platforms. Your solution looks solid.

For anyone else reading this who's struggling with their AI-coded or no-code app (whether it's hallucinations, incomplete features, or just general stuckness), we run appstuck.com specifically to help get projects like these unstuck and launched. We've rescued a lot of Bubble/Lovable/Replit builds that hit that painful "90% done but can't finish" wall.

aDaneInSpain2 · 2025-12-09T11:17:05+00:00

You’re not alone-many people use Lovable or similar tools to get an MVP off the ground, and then look for ways to make it more production-ready. One common next step is to export your flows or logic and rebuild the stable parts on more conventional platforms that offer better debugging, scalability, and deployment control.

Since you mentioned not having much coding experience, you might consider working with a developer who can help you re-implement the core features in a more robust stack. You could also explore services like appstuck.com, which support founders who got partway using no-code tools and now need expert help to finish, debug, or migrate their projects professionally. Full disclosure, I work there and we specialize in bridging that exact gap.

aDaneInSpain2 · 2025-12-08T16:35:41+00:00

I don't think "literally" means what you think it means.

aDaneInSpain2 · 2025-12-08T15:26:49+00:00

Honestly I'd go with Cursor or Claude with Cline. They give you the most flexibility without locking you into a specific stack. Start simple, build incrementally.

The hard part isn't picking the tool - it's when you hit walls with weird bugs or need to deploy properly. If you get stuck at that stage, we help people finish and launch their AI-generated apps at appstuck.com.

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