Your data lives under US law
No matter how “EU” the region sounds: behind Lovable, Manus & Co. are US companies — and with them, US law. Fine for a weekend project. For an app with real users, an uneasy feeling that won't go away.
For apps built with Lovable, Manus & Co.
Your app still lives on the platform you built it with — under their rules, under US law. Sovyn moves it home: onto your own European infrastructure, with code, data, and every user. One sentence is all it takes.
Start for free · no credit card · your code stays in your GitHub
Migrate my app to Sovyn.
Taking a look at your app … got it: React + Supabase, 3 services, 1,240 users.
Your migration plan is ready — cost, timeline, what moves with you. Give me the go.
Code rewritten, tested, and committed to your repo. Your staging environment is already running.
Your app is now running on your own EU infrastructure. Welcome home.
Works where you already work — Claude, Cursor & Co. Or right in the Sovyn app.
Sound familiar?
No matter how “EU” the region sounds: behind Lovable, Manus & Co. are US companies — and with them, US law. Fine for a weekend project. For an app with real users, an uneasy feeling that won't go away.
Logins, database, files, emails — everything runs through accounts you don't own. If the platform changes its pricing, gets acquired, or shuts down, your app is left hanging. Along with your users.
Getting out meant hiring an agency: €1,500 to €30,000 per app, weeks of waiting, endless back and forth. You built your app in a weekend — moving out shouldn't be a thesis project.
Node2Shell, PHP2Shell: 2026 showed that the weak spot can be the runtime itself, not your app. Whether and when your platform patches it, you can't see. And you can't change it either. Your app just keeps running on whatever version happens to be there.
How it works
Looking and understanding costs nothing. You only pay when your app actually moves — and then the migration is included in your subscription.
Connect your GitHub repo — that's it. Your code stays yours; Sovyn only reads it and touches nothing without asking.
Sovyn looks at your app and tells you honestly what's inside: which services it uses, what the move costs, and what it looks like afterwards. Nothing happens until you give the plan your go.
“Migrate my app to Sovyn.” Say it to your AI assistant — Sovyn is right there in Claude, Cursor & Co. — or click in the Sovyn app. The code gets rewritten, tested, and cleanly committed to your repo. Every line stays traceable.
Your app starts on a staging environment first, so you can try it out — it only goes live when you say so. Database, files, even your users' logins move along. They won't notice the move at all, except that everything just keeps working.
Security
Node2Shell, PHP2Shell: in October 2026 the holes weren't in the apps' code but in the runtime underneath. If you're waiting on a platform or maintaining a server yourself, you lose days. At Sovyn, staying current isn't a project. It's part of the hosting.
18 hours
instead of four weeks
That's how long an attack takes from hole to access once AI is helping. Which is why Sovyn counts in days, not quarters.
“With a lot of these AI tools, you're able to find vulnerabilities faster, but you're not able to patch faster.”
Sovyn: That's exactly why Sovyn doesn't stop at finding. Every finding comes with a fix, the runtime patches itself, and the next release checks whether the hole is really closed.
Figures and quote: a16z, “The New Security Agenda”, survey of 100 CISOs, October 2026. Attack duration per a Bain estimate cited there.
Every build runs on a pinned, patched Node version. When Node ships a security release, Sovyn verifies its signature and rolls your app onto it, staging first, then production. Your code stays untouched, and every step shows up in your deploy history.
Before new code goes live, Sovyn checks your packages against known vulnerabilities and your code for the classics: SQL injection, secret keys in browser code, disabled TLS checks. Critical findings block the release. Every finding comes with a fix instruction you paste into Lovable, Manus, or Cursor.
Reading code isn't enough. Sovyn knocks on your running app like a stranger without a login: which paths return data, which tables answer without authentication? Unsecured spots show up in your overview before someone else finds them.
The same machinery that keeps the runtime current is coming for your app's packages next: updates as a pull request into your repo, checked by the gate, staging first. Your app stays evergreen, even after you've long stopped touching it.
Every container in the fleet is measured every 15 minutes. If one drops below the minimum version of its Node line, an alarm fires with us, not with you.
What you get
Every app gets its own resources — no shared platform account. And if you ever want to move on: everything belongs to you, everything comes with you.
Your app runs in German data centers — with automatic deploys and, on the Pro plan, its own staging environment for risk-free experiments.
Hetzner · DE
A dedicated database per app, hosted in Europe — with encrypted backups on a schedule and one-click restore.
EU-managed
Your users' accounts live in your own database — no longer with a third party you have to trust.
Your database
Sign-ups, password resets, notifications — sent through European providers, delivery and logs in the EU.
Brevo / Scaleway · FR
Images, documents, your users' uploads — moved to German storage that belongs to you.
Hetzner · DE
SMS delivery from Kiel with pure EU routing — data processing agreement signable online.
seven.io · Kiel
Know what your users do and where things break — analyzed in Frankfurt, not overseas.
PostHog EU · Sentry EU
Your own domain with automatic HTTPS — included with every app, even a free WebSite.
Automatic
Backups
Your code lives in GitHub — nothing happens to it. What hurts is the data: orders, accounts, everything your users have entered. Sovyn backs it up automatically — and restores it at the push of a button.
Every 6 hours, daily, or weekly — you pick the rhythm and how many snapshots to keep. Configurable per environment. And in between, one click on “Back up now” is all it takes.
Every backup is encrypted with AES-256 and gets its own key. Delete a backup and the key is gone — the archive becomes permanently unreadable. Exactly the answer you need when a user insists on deletion.
Pick a snapshot, confirm, done. The current state is automatically backed up first — in case you change your mind after all. No terminal, no database commands, no support ticket.
Backups go to European object storage — the same infrastructure your app runs on. No copy of your data ever leaves the EU.
Sleep easy
An “EU region” at a US provider soothes your conscience, not your legal position. Sovyn puts your app on infrastructure run by European companies — from the data center to the signature on your contract.
No US parent company, no legal boilerplate from Delaware. When your customer asks where their data lives, you have an answer that feels good — and holds up.
DPA, TOMs, subprocessor list — the documents B2B customers ask for are ready and waiting for every app. The Pro plan adds a live probe and route inventory of your running app on top.
A moving company that locks you in would be absurd. You can take your code, data, and files with you anytime, free of charge — and every app can be cancelled monthly.
Pricing
WebSites run free. For WebApps you pay an introductory price per app, net of VAT. No €5,000 migration invoice: the move is built into the subscription — and every app can be cancelled monthly.
0 €
Free · no plan, no payment details
For apps that need no database, file storage, email or AI on Sovyn's side.
9 €/ app / month
Introductory price · plus VAT
For WebApps: indie apps and side projects with a database, storage, email or AI.
29 €/ app / month
Introductory price · plus VAT
For production apps with real users and B2B requirements.
On request
Dedicated VM and dedicated DB service per organization, SLA, isolation guarantee.
Trial: a team that has never added payment details runs up to 2 WebApps for 7 days without them. Adding payment details ends the trial, and billing starts that day. Without payment details the app is paused on day 8 and deleted on day 21; we keep its last database backup for 30 days. Upgrading to Pro applies immediately and pro rata; a downgrade takes effect at the end of the paid period.
No overage: once an app has used its monthly quota, that service pauses until the next calendar month — it never costs extra.
FAQ
Currently Lovable and Manus, plus generic repos with a Supabase backend. The analysis automatically detects which migration path fits your app — and tells you honestly if a case can't be automated (yet).
User accounts move with you, password hashes included. Your end users claim their account via a secure, personal link — nobody has to sign up again.
No. You connect your repo in the browser — or simply tell your AI assistant: “Migrate my app to Sovyn.” Sovyn plugs directly into Claude, Cursor & co. No terminal, no config files, no DevOps degree.
Before the move, you get a plan to approve — nothing happens until you do. The rewritten code lands in your own repo with a clean history, so every change stays traceable. And your app starts on staging first: it only goes live when you say so.
The analysis runs in minutes. The full move — code, infrastructure, data, and files — is typically a matter of hours to a few days depending on your app's complexity, not weeks.
You bring back the state from a moment ago. Sovyn backs up every environment's database automatically — every 6 hours, daily, or weekly, your call. Every backup is AES-256-encrypted before upload and gets its own key: delete a backup and the archive is irretrievably gone. Restoring is one click, and the current state is automatically backed up first.
Sovyn checks Node's security releases every day, verifies their signature, and rebuilds your app on the patched version — nothing for you to do. Every build already runs on a pinned, patched version, and every 15 minutes Sovyn measures whether any container has fallen below the minimum version of its Node line. Your code stays untouched; the update shows up in your deploy history.
Yes, on every release: packages against known vulnerabilities, code for classics like SQL injection or secret keys in browser code, and for Supabase apps the database's access rules. The result is a grade from A to E with the reason. Critical findings block the release, and every finding comes with a fix instruction for Lovable, Manus, or Cursor. On the Pro plan, Sovyn also tests the running app itself.
No — that would be the opposite of our pitch. Your code lives in your GitHub, the database is yours, and export and exit are free at any time. Every app can be cancelled monthly, to the end of the paid period.
An EU region at a US provider doesn't change the jurisdiction. And agencies solve the problem manually for €1,500–30,000 per app. Sovyn does the same move automated, traceable, and at a predictable monthly price.
Connect your repo and see within minutes what's inside your app, what the move costs — and what it looks like running at home with you.
Free · no credit card · no strings attached