Migration
Migrate from lovable to v0.
1 documentation-derived translation pattern — what carries over and what to watch for. Cited to the Feature Parity Map; the audit tells you whether the move is worth it.
Both generate a React + Tailwind web app from a natural-language prompt with real-time preview and editable, ownable code, so a team consolidating on Lovable can rebuild a v0 prototype by re-describing it in Lovable's chat. To move existing code instead of re-prompting, push the v0 project to GitHub via v0's Git panel, then use Lovable's GitHub sync to connect that repo and keep iterating; both products treat the user's GitHub repo as the portable source of truth.
Gotchas
- Warning: Stacks differ: v0 always outputs Next.js + React + TypeScript + Tailwind + shadcn/ui, whereas Lovable apps created from 2026-05-13 use TanStack Start with SSR (earlier apps and Enterprise use React + Vite) — a ported project will not match Lovable's newer default scaffold and may need adapting.
- Warning: Backend wiring is native to Lovable via its Supabase integration; v0 connects to databases/APIs more generically, so a v0 app moved into Lovable may need its data layer re-pointed at Supabase to use Lovable's built-in flow.
- Warning: Both bill by credits but on different bases (v0 = prepaid dollar credits priced on input+output tokens, rolling over with a 65-day expiry; Lovable = per-message credits at ~0.5-2 credits each), so usage budgets do not translate directly.