Bolt · Tighten in place
Not every Bolt app needs an exit this month. If you can still explain who can see what, the cheaper proof is to wrap the risky journeys — sign-in, passwords, a way to turn off a bad publish — and leave migrate for when the risk says so. This page is that wrap. You stay on Bolt for now.
30 min · senior team · leave with a clear next step
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Review methodologyIn plain words
Bolt MVP hardening means you keep the generated app and wrap the journeys that take money or personal data. Who can read another person’s row. Whether a backup actually restores. Whether a bad publish can be turned off. Migration can wait when you can still explain the app and the risk sits in a few places. Hardening fails when passwords stay in chat or permission only lives in hidden buttons.
When in-place is honest
If you cannot say who can read a row, or keys still live in the chat, stop calling it hardening. That is a rewrite trigger with a friendlier name.
Every list and detail view gets a real check, not just a hidden button. Filtering on the screen is not the wrap.
If the default data still lives with Bolt, prove a copy lands somewhere you control and matches expected counts.
A flag, a setting, or a prior version. “We will prompt a fix” is not an off switch.
Rotate, move, and verify the public app. If passwords cannot leave the generated tree, you are no longer hardening.
The in-place week
Stay on Bolt. Prove sign-in, passwords, watching, and undo before ads.
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Those get checks first — not the marketing page.
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Rotate anything that touched the Bolt thread.
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Know when the primary journey fails. Turn off a bad publish without waiting on a model.
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If you cannot explain the app after the wrap, migrate is the honest next page.
How to
Wrap risk before strangers. Stay on Bolt until evidence says leave.
Step 01
Those are the wrap targets.
Step 02
Not hidden buttons alone.
Step 03
Counts match. Place you control.
Step 04
Flag, setting, or prior version.
Step 05
Then keep or leave based on what you found.
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Shared guides and the rest of the Bolt pages.
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When the job is to stop running on Bolt.
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Move one part while Bolt still answers.
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Bring the Bolt MVP and the journeys that take money. We will say wrap vs leave.
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Studio page if you want a partner for the wrap.
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Working sign-in, passwords outside chat, real checks on who can see whose data, basic watching on the primary journey, and a way to turn off a bad publish. Pretty screens are not the minimum.
Require real sessions on paths that change data. Kill demo bypasses. Move keys out of the prompt history and the public app. Prefer a customer URL that is not an editable Bolt editor session.
Primary journey failures, sign-in errors, and sudden spikes after a publish. Watching without an off switch is only half the wrap.
When you cannot explain who can read a row, when passwords cannot leave the chat, or when the sandbox fights every next feature. Then migrate or to-production is the honest page.
Bring who can see what, where passwords live, and how you would turn off a bad publish. We wrap before we talk migrate.
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