Vibe coding is the fastest way to turn an idea into a working application. As your requirements evolve, you may want more architectural flexibility, direct control over resources and costs, support for compliance needs, independent scaling, or closer integration with workloads you already operate on AWS.
When you're ready to run that application on AWS, AWS Startup Advisor guides the migration into your AWS account, giving you more architectural flexibility, cost control, and room to scale.
You select the source platform and connect a GitHub repository or upload a zip file. AWS Startup Advisor analyzes the codebase, generates a migration plan, produces a live preview, and prepares deployment into your AWS account. Today, we support migration of apps built with Lovable, Bolt.new, and Replit.
How do I migrate a vibe-coded application to AWS?
The guided migration process has five steps:
- Connect the repository. Connect through GitHub or upload the application as a zip file.
- Analyze the code. A planning agent identifies the architecture, dependencies, and platform-specific patterns.
- Review the plan. Review the proposed AWS services, architecture diagram, and estimated monthly cost. Nothing is created until the plan is approved.
- Preview it live. An execution agent generates AWS Cloud Development Kit (AWS CDK) code in a new branch and produces a working preview, available for 24 hours.
- Deploy into your account. Use a handoff prompt in your preferred IDE or command-line interface (CLI) to deploy with a continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) pipeline for future changes.
Infrastructure lands in your account as code, giving you direct control over security posture, data residency, and deployment. The entire process, from analyzing your codebase to generating a production-ready preview, happens in minutes, not weeks.
