Create.xyz · Keep the site
You are ready to stop depending on Create.xyz as the place your site runs. That does not mean scrap the pages people already use. It means keep the site — the flows, the copy, the accounts — and leave the hosted-preview limits behind. This page is that exit: your export, your passwords, your place to run it, proved before you cancel the project habit.
30 min · senior team · leave with a clear next step
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Getting off Create.xyz means your site can live when the hosted preview is gone. You hold the export, you can change passwords yourself, you can start the site somewhere you pick, and you have already practiced a restore. Exporting pretty screens is not an exit. An exit is a day that still works after you stop opening the project to publish.
Where exits go wrong
Screens move. Sign-in, scheduled messages, file folders, and the habit of hitting Publish do not move unless you plan them.
If the export, the site name, and the data login still sit under one personal project account, you copied files. You did not leave.
Forms, billing messages, and cleanup jobs may only exist as host-tied pieces. Inventory them before you pull the project.
People who signed in through the easy preview path may not survive a host change. Plan the sign-in cut before you change the public address.
Status, a contact, and a way to turn off a bad release must live on something you run — not “open the project and hit Publish.”
The exit we actually run
Export, passwords, start path, and undo — then practice a day without the preview host.
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Billing, DNS, and cloud logins leave personal accounts.
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Fresh values. Shared vault. Rotate what touched the host.
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Second engineer clones, builds, and ships without project admin.
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Only then retire host-publish as the recovery playbook.
How to
Cut host dependence. Keep the site. Prove a day without it.
Step 01
Project settings secrets, preview URLs, unpublished prompt drafts.
Step 02
Second admin named.
Step 03
Editor closed.
Step 04
Sign-in, writes, and undo.
Step 05
Support knows the old recovery habit. Then retire it.
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Stay inside the vibe-coding cluster, or open booking and the Austin money page.
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Shared guides and the rest of the Create.xyz pages.
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Move one part while the preview still answers.
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When wrapping in place is still the honest job.
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Bring the site and the Publish habit. We will say exit vs wrap.
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Named charts and methodology behind the headline numbers.
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Studio page if you want a partner for the exit.
Before you book
Prefer writing? Send project details and we reply within one business day.
Because a convenient host is not the same as an export you own, secrets you can rotate without every collaborator opening project settings, or a rollback that does not regenerate the site. Keep the validated pages; relocate runtime onto a host you control.
Export into org Git, env inventories from project settings, Auth redirect updates, and a list of prompt-made vs hand-edited screens. Deploy keys must not stay trapped in one project login.
Stay: proven pages, flows, and copy people already use. Rebuild: publish path, secret stores, on-call notes, and anything that only existed as a preview stub.
Usually yes — if remotes, billing, and DNS already sit with the org (or we transfer them). Continuity means no reset of production or logged-in users while you professionalize the ship path.
Bring the export state, where passwords live, and who can Publish today. We prove a day without the host before we retire it.
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