Rocket.new · You keep what you built
Pull the Next.js or Flutter source out of Rocket via ZIP or GitHub, remap Staging and Production env keys, and point Supabase/Stripe at destinations you own. The Build already looks right on Staging Launch — migration is making that tree boot from a clean checkout without Launch. We help you leave Rocket Launch as the only ship path.
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Leaving Rocket.new Launch means this: the ZIP or GitHub tree lives on an org remote, Staging/Production secrets sit in a vault you rotate, Supabase/Stripe point at destinations you own, and someone else can ship without opening the Rocket editor. You are done when the next change ships from that checkout — not from Launch → Publish on the original task.
Where people get stuck
You do not need every Chat experiment. You do need the Next.js or Flutter source, env key maps, connector names, and secrets that are not stuck in Rocket Environment tabs.
A teammate cloning still fails if Production env was never filled or connectors still assume Rocket hostnames.
Rocket documents separate values per environment. Copy both — or you ship Staging secrets by mistake.
Anything only in the panel is not a safe home. Fresh values on the destination; rotate what touched Rocket.
Also try cold ZIP install, empty Production env, Auth with Staging URLs removed, and Flutter signing if mobile.
The calm order
We do not ban Chat mid-sprint. We make org Git the place real releases come from — after a practiced start and a written way back.
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Proven screens stay. Credit logs and unpublished Chat experiments stay out. Flutter vs Next.js needs an explicit stack note.
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For Next.js TypeScript, document two-way sync assumptions. Someone else can clone.
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No leftover Rocket preview assumptions. Connector redirects list the destination.
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Name sample accounts and the primary journey. Time-box how long Production Publish-only ship is still allowed.
How to
Move ZIP/GitHub, secrets, and connectors onto an owned host. Success is a practiced start plus a written way back.
Step 01
Staging/Production Launch, Environment tabs, Versions, Netlify-backed URLs.
Step 02
Lockfiles pinned. Secret names sealed. Start command written down.
Step 03
Odd roles, empty screens, cold clone.
Step 04
Compare what people see. Freeze the working tree at switch time.
Step 05
Support knows editor-era gaps. Time-box going back so two release paths do not invent accounts at once.
Read next
These pages are already on the site. Use them to pressure-test the bet before a call.
Get off Rocket.new
Leave host dependence if the job is to stop shipping from Launch.
Rocket.new to production
Own the release path if you are not ready to leave Rocket yet.
Production-ready checklist
Moves, backups, and the ship list in checklist form.
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Shared intents and the rest of the Rocket.new pack.
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When tightening the public Staging URL in place is still the honest job.
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Bring the ZIP/GitHub tree and env tabs. We will say what is missing before traffic depends on it.
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Take the Next.js or Flutter source from ZIP/GitHub, lockfiles, connector config names, Version labels worth keeping, and a written map of Staging vs Production env keys. Leave credit usage logs, editor-only junk, and unpublished Chat experiments out unless needed. Capture Supabase schema/migration scripts separately so CI does not invent tables.
List env vars from Staging and Production tabs (web .env, mobile env.json). Pin Node or Flutter SDK versions. Replace “available because Launch → Publish” with install, build, and a host start. Encode connector redirects for the destination origin. Fail the pipeline if install only succeeds inside Rocket’s preview shell.
Mint new connector secrets on destination projects; never commit Rocket Environment dumps. Point Auth redirects and Stripe webhooks at the destination origin and verify on a clean runner. Update Supabase redirect URL allowlists that still hardcode Rocket Staging hostnames before DNS moves. Rotate old panel values after cutover.
CI images lack Rocket-injected preview assumptions; Production env arrives empty if you only copied Staging; Supabase RLS still assumes Rocket hostnames; Flutter may need store signing Launch-mobile flows previously hid. Normalize install, env, and connector URLs first. A green Staging URL is not a portable build.
Bring the ZIP or GitHub tree, Staging/Production env maps, and a few test accounts. We put owned ship last — and we name the Rocket Launch path you can roll back to.
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