I will migrate lovable base44 replit app to django nextjs,build saas mvp,aws,postgres

Usually saved. Most AI-built apps have a sound idea and a bad foundation, so the data model moves to Django and the screens stay. I'll tell you which one you have after the audit, and I'll say rebuild if that's the honest answer, even though migrating pays me more.

Supabase RLS policy by policy, API keys exposed in the frontend bundle, auth and role checks that run in the browser instead of the server, missing migrations, and any table a signed-up user can read that they shouldn't. You get it written in plain English, not a scan report.

Yes. Repo in your GitHub, database in your account, hosting on your AWS or VPS. No licence, no lock-in, no monthly fee to me. It's standard Django and Next.js, so any developer can pick it up. That's the point of moving off a closed builder.

Yes, that's what the admin CMS is for. You add a category, name its fields, order the sections, and the public page builds itself. I built this exact system for a UK logistics marketplace running seven categories off one schema.

If it's working, stay. Move when you hit real users, paid plans, or data you can't afford to leak. The tools are fast at the start and expensive once auth, billing and a growing database are involved. Send me the app and I'll tell you honestly which side of that line you're on.