Guide: Preparing a Lovable or Bolt App for Handoff to a Developer

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Developers advise founders to carefully prepare their Lovable or Bolt applications before granting access to a new developer or agency. The handoff requires mapping access to multiple components including the app builder, GitHub repository, database, and external services. Founders should invite developers into their accounts rather than transferring ownership to maintain control. A key challenge is migrating data from built-in backends, as there is no one-click export option. This preparation prevents billing for discovery time and maintains security over sensitive keys and data.

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