New Lovable projects use TanStack Start with SSR. Old projects are still Vite SPAs with no migration path. The $299 audit tells you if your project can be lifted — or if you are stuck rebuilding.
No tools. No signup. Just your Lovable project and 30 seconds.
app.config.ts — you are on the new TanStack stack.vite.config.ts — you are on the old Vite stack.Does this sound like your project?
If you checked even one box, your project is on the old stack.
Googlebot sees a blank <div id="root">. Your content is invisible. Your competitors rank. You do not.
Share your link on LinkedIn or Twitter. No image. No title. No description. Just a raw URL that looks broken.
Every page transition waits for JavaScript hydration. Back button breaks. Deep links return 404. Your users think your app is broken.
Every data fetch happens in the browser after the page loads. Users see loading spinners. SEO bots see nothing. Conversions drop.
I inspect your exported codebase and confirm which template you are on — old Vite, new TanStack, or a hybrid mess.
If liftable: exact steps, timeline, and cost. If not: honest assessment so you do not waste money on a dead end.
You get a clear yes or no: is migration worth it? If yes, implementation is $1,499 flat. If no, you saved yourself a costly mistake.
Everything you need to know about migrating from Lovable to Next.js
No. I work on a separate branch/repo. Your live site stays up until we cut over. Zero downtime.
TanStack Start is a real framework with a real community. If Lovable pivots again, your code is portable. That's the point.
Yes. That's a different service with different pricing. The audit covers both paths — I will quote whichever makes sense for your project.
I'll tell you in the audit phase before you pay the full migration fee. If it's cheaper to rebuild, I'll say so.
Your call. TanStack Start exports to any host that runs Node.js. You can leave Lovable entirely or keep using their editor on the new stack.
Book a technical assessment to discuss your specific needs
Book a Technical AssessmentThe new Lovable stack is live. The old one is a dead end. The only question is how long you wait before closing the gap.