Can you leave? The free escape check.

Drop your Lovable, Bolt or Base44 project, or any app's code, and see what is already yours, what is tied to the builder or a service, and which keys you would set again. It is read in your browser: nothing is uploaded for the check.

How it works

1. Get its code. Its ZIP or its folder (most builders sync to GitHub: open the repo, then Code, Download ZIP), or paste the link of a public GitHub repo.
2. Drop it here. The check reads it in your browser: the framework, the pages, where the data lives, which services it calls and which keys it needs.
3. See what is yours. What you own, what is tied to someone else's servers and how much, and a score for how free the project is to leave.
4. Bring it over, if you like. One press brings it into SPOE as a real Next.js, Fastify and Postgres app you can export and run anywhere.

Questions

Is my code uploaded?

Not for the check. Your browser reads the files and the report is worked out on your computer. Only if you press Bring it over, signed in, do the files go to SPOE, and your .env files never do.

What does the score mean?

How free the project is to leave: 100 is plain code that runs anywhere. Each part that lives on someone else's servers takes points off, most for data and logic you cannot run yourself, least for keys you only set again.

Which projects can it read?

Any JavaScript app: React, Vite, Next.js, Vue, Svelte, Astro or Node, from an AI builder or written by hand, and plain HTML sites. It knows the signs the popular AI builders leave in their code.

Does bringing it over cost anything?

Bringing it in is free, and so is a free account. Porting it page by page is a build like any other: priced before it runs, and nothing is charged if it fails.

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