Supported Platforms

Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.nometria.com/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Base44

• Full React + Vite frontend source
• Database schema (tables, relationships, RLS policies) from your Base44 Supabase project
• All environment variables detected in your project
• Static assets and public files

• Base44 uses a managed Supabase instance. Nometria migrates your schema to your own Supabase project during setup.
• If you’ve customized SQL beyond the Base44 editor, use the Advanced schema review option before deploying.

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Lovable

• React + Vite or Next.js source code
• Supabase schema and data
• Environment variables
• All Supabase Edge Functions (if present)

• Lovable offers native GitHub sync — connect your Lovable project to GitHub first, then point Nometria at that repo for the cleanest setup.
• Two-way sync works particularly well with Lovable since it already tracks changes in Git.

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Bolt

• React, Next.js, or Vite project source
• Environment variables
• Static assets

• Bolt supports ZIP export from the project menu. Use Download Project → upload the ZIP to Nometria.
• If your Bolt project uses a backend (Express, Fastify), Nometria detects and deploys it alongside the frontend on the same EC2 instance.

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Manus

• Frontend source (React, Vue, or plain HTML depending on what Manus generated)
• Backend API code (Python FastAPI or Node.js)
• Environment variables

• Manus generates full-stack projects. Nometria deploys both the frontend and backend together, with nginx proxying API routes.
• Python backends are supported — Nometria installs dependencies from requirements.txt automatically.

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Emergent

• React frontend source
• Backend services
• Database schema
• Environment variables

• Emergent apps are often full-stack. Review the detected stack on the configuration screen before deploying.

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Replit

• Any language or framework (Node.js, Python, Go, etc.)
• replit.nix or Dockerfile for environment definition
• Environment secrets (Replit Secrets → Nometria env vars)

• Replit supports GitHub export natively. Connect your Replit project to GitHub, then use the GitHub connection in Nometria.
• If your app uses Replit DB, you’ll need to migrate to Supabase or Appwrite. See the Firebase to Supabase guide for a similar migration pattern.
• Always-on Repls → Nometria EC2 instances give you true always-on with no sleep penalties.

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Any GitHub Repository

• A package.json with a build script (for Node/React apps) or a Dockerfile (for any stack)
• Environment variables documented in a .env.example file (optional but recommended)