What your builder does, and what’s left to you
Some tools put your app online for you. Others leave hosting, your domain and everything after to you. Find yours below.
App builders
You describe the app, and the builder writes it and puts it online. Launching mostly means checking what the builder does for you and filling the gaps.
Lovable
What Lovable handles for your launch and what it leaves to you: getting on Google, your domain, database rules, sign-up emails and first users.
Base44
What Base44 handles for your launch and what it leaves to you: a custom domain, page descriptions, Search Console, data rules and first users.
Bolt
What to check before you launch an app built with Bolt: whether Google can read it, your domain, public or private publishing, data, emails.
Replit
What to check before you launch an app built with Replit: the SEO rating, the right deployment type, your domain, secrets, emails and users.
v0
What to check before you launch an app built with v0: deploying beyond the preview, Next.js metadata, your domain, environment secrets, users.
AI coding tools
The AI writes code in your project, and you choose where it runs. Hosting, your domain and every launch basic are up to you, and the AI can do most of it when you ask.
Cursor
Cursor writes the code, but launching is up to you. What to check before you go live: how pages are rendered, hosting, domain, secrets, emails, users.
Claude Code
Claude Code builds your app, but it doesn’t host or launch it. What to check before you go live: hosting, domain, rendering, secrets, emails and users.