Nometria

Overview

Nometria moves apps built with AI coding tools like Lovable, Base44, Replit, Cursor and Claude Code onto real infrastructure. It exports your generated code and deploys it to AWS, GCP, Vercel or your own stack, handling setup, database, security, staging and testing. You can deploy from the terminal with the nom CLI, from VS Code, or by asking your AI agent through the Deploy MCP server. It is built for founders and developers who want production apps they actually own.

Key Features

Builder app deployment: Take an app built in Lovable, Base44, Bolt or Replit and push it to AWS, GCP, Vercel or your own stack without rebuilding it from scratch.
One command CLI: The nom npm package deploys any project to any cloud from your terminal, advertised as one command with zero config.
Deploy MCP server: An official Nometria Deploy MCP server lets Claude Code and other AI agents deploy your app to major cloud platforms through slash commands.
VS Code and Chrome extensions: Trigger deployments from your editor or straight from the browser, so you stay in the tool you already use.
Full production pipeline: Handles project setup, database, security configuration, staging environments and testing before anything reaches production.
Preview environments: Create staging previews to test changes before sending them to production.
GitHub sync: Keeps your deployed code connected to your repository so the codebase stays yours rather than locked inside a builder platform.
Database migration tools: Export Supabase data to JSON or SQL and move it to another PostgreSQL database.

Pros

Escapes builder lock-in: Base44 and similar platforms keep backend logic on their own infrastructure. Nometria extracts the code and puts it on servers you control.
Works with the tools you already use: Supports Lovable, Base44, Bolt, Replit, Cursor and Claude Code rather than forcing you onto a single builder.
Flexible deployment options: Deploy through the CLI, VS Code, AI agents, MCP, or CI workflows.
Real infrastructure, not a sandbox: Deploying to AWS, GCP or Vercel means normal scaling, normal billing and normal data ownership.
Open developer tooling: The CLI and Claude Code MCP server are available through npm, - making it easy for developers to add Nometria to their existing workflow.

Cons

Cloud costs remain separate: Deploying to your own AWS, GCP, or Azure account means you still pay the underlying cloud infrastructure costs.
Some cloud setup may still be required: Nometria simplifies deployment, but teams using their own cloud accounts remain responsible for areas such as billing, IAM, and infrastructure choices.

Use Cases

Shipping a Lovable prototype to production: You built a working app in Lovable but need it on infrastructure you control before real customers use it. Nometria exports the code and deploys it to AWS or Vercel so you keep the app and the data.
Getting off Base44's managed backend: Base44 keeps backend logic inside its own stack even after a frontend export. Nometria moves the whole thing onto your infrastructure so you own the full codebase.
Deploying straight from Claude Code: Install the Deploy MCP server and ask your agent to ship the project. The deployment happens without leaving your coding session.
Adding staging before you break production: Most vibe-coded apps deploy on every push to main with no test environment. Preview servers and deployment history give you a safety net and a fast way back.
Preparing for compliance requirements: Enterprise or regulated customers often require apps to run on controlled cloud infrastructure. Moving off a builder platform is the first step toward meeting those requirements.
Migrating builder databases: Use Nometria's Appwrite migration tooling to recreate schemas and seed data when moving apps away from Appwrite-based builder stacks.

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly does Nometria do?

It takes apps built with AI coding tools and deploys them to real cloud infrastructure. Instead of leaving your project hosted inside a builder platform, Nometria handles setup, database, security, staging, testing and deployment to AWS, GCP, Vercel or your own stack.

Which builder platforms does it support?

The site lists Base44, Lovable, Replit and Bolt, along with AI coding environments like Cursor and Claude Code. The CLI is generic enough to deploy other projects too.

How much does Nometria cost?

Hobby: Free, with up to 2 apps on a shared 2 GB RAM server. It includes basic hosting, security scans, custom domain and SSL, data migration, mail, OAuth, backups, and community support.
Growth: $99/month, with dedicated 8 GB infrastructure, custom domain and SSL, data migration, mail and OAuth setup, daily backups, Next.js support, and capacity for around 10,000 concurrent visitors.
Scale: $299/month, adding 16 GB RAM, capacity for around 50,000 concurrent visitors, priority support, SOC 2 support, monitoring, RCA, and dedicated support.
Teams: Custom pricing, with SSO, role-based access, SCIM, audit logs, private networking/VPC, data residency controls, and invoicing/procurement support.

Can I deploy from Claude Code or Cursor?

Yes. Nometria publishes an official Deploy MCP server with slash commands, so you can ask your AI agent to deploy the project directly from your coding session.

Do I need my own AWS or Vercel account?

For Nometria's default deployment model, yes. Applications run in your AWS, GCP, or Azure account under your own billing and IAM. Nometria also supports private VPC and self-hosted deployments.

Who is Nometria built for?

Founders, indie developers and domain experts who built something with an AI builder and now need it to run in production. It is aimed at people who can handle a cloud account but do not want to wire up a deployment pipeline by hand.