> ## 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.

# Supported Platforms

> What gets migrated from each AI builder, and what to expect.

Nometria supports apps built on every major vibe coding platform. Here's what gets exported, how to connect, and any platform-specific notes.

## Base44

<Info>Base44 apps require the Chrome Extension for export — Base44 does not offer native GitHub or ZIP export.</Info>

**What gets migrated:**

* 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

**Connection method:** [Chrome Extension](/connect/extension)

**Notes:**

* 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

**What gets migrated:**

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

**Connection method:** [GitHub](/connect/github) (recommended) or [Chrome Extension](/connect/extension)

**Notes:**

* 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

**What gets migrated:**

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

**Connection method:** [Chrome Extension](/connect/extension) or [ZIP upload](/connect/zip)

**Notes:**

* 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

**What gets migrated:**

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

**Connection method:** [Chrome Extension](/connect/extension)

**Notes:**

* 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

**What gets migrated:**

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

**Connection method:** [Chrome Extension](/connect/extension)

**Notes:**

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

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## Replit

**What gets migrated:**

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

**Connection method:** [GitHub](/connect/github) (recommended) or [ZIP upload](/connect/zip)

**Notes:**

* 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](/migrate/firebase-to-supabase) 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

You can deploy any public or private GitHub repository — it doesn't have to come from a vibe coding platform.

**Requirements:**

* 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)

**Connection method:** [GitHub](/connect/github)

<Card title="Connect via GitHub" icon="github" href="/connect/github" horizontal>
  Step-by-step guide to connecting any GitHub repository.
</Card>