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Ship daily
A deploy a day, even if it's tiny. You see motion every morning. If a week goes quiet, fire us.
About
Bubble to Code started the same way most of our clients do. We shipped a SaaS on Bubble, hit a ceiling about 11 months in, and spent six painful weeks rebuilding it in Next.js + Postgres. That second version is still running today — same product, 10× cheaper to run, no more app freezing on Friday nights.
Bubble to Code exists because we've been on both sides of that migration. We know exactly which workflows are easy to port, which ones hide a week of work, and which ones nobody should rebuild — they should be deleted and replaced with something simpler. Agencies don't tell you that, because they bill hourly.
Now we do it with Claude Codein the loop — Anthropic's coding agent, the same one behind your migration analysis. Roughly half the time of a traditional agency, with real engineers writing the actual code, reviewing every PR, and accountable to one inbox.
If you want to talk to a vendor first, we're happy to be it. If you hate vendors, send your app details and the free migration analysis tells you everything we'd say on a call.
How we work
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A deploy a day, even if it's tiny. You see motion every morning. If a week goes quiet, fire us.
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If a Bubble workflow already does its job, we keep the data model and re-implement it identically. Rewrites where they add value, not where they look pretty.
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Critical paths (auth, billing, webhooks) have real integration tests against a real Postgres before we call them done. No silent 'works on my machine'.
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GitHub org transferred to you on day one. We push commits, you own them. Walk away anytime — code stays.
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The engineer building it is also the person you email. No account-handoff theatre. You text us, we reply.
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No 6-figure 'discovery' phases. No 47-page SOWs. We scope the slice, ship it, then decide on the next slice.
Receipts
Anonymized — clients prefer not to be poached. Real numbers, real stacks.
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