Push44 connects to your deployment endpoint to download the live bundle, inject custom styling rules, and redeploy a white-labeled build to your existing URL.
📖 Introduction
When building customer-facing software or client prototypes with bolt.new, delivering a customized, white-labeled experience is essential. Push44 provides an automated deployment bridge to streamline production customization.
The Problem with Walled Gardens
Default prototype settings include platform branding marks that may not reflect your business identity or client branding guidelines.
The Push44 Solution
Push44 connects to your deployment endpoint to download the live bundle, inject custom styling rules, and redeploy a white-labeled build to your existing URL.
Step-by-Step Walkthrough
3 stepsConnect your project in Push44 Settings
Open Settings in Push44, select bolt.new, and enter your authentication token and project slug.
All credentials are encrypted locally on your device.
Select your project on the Push dashboard
Navigate to the Push page to view your application details, live URL, and deployment status.
Ensure your project has completed at least one deployment in the editor.
Execute white-label deployment
Click the ⚡ White-Label Deploy button. Push44 packages the customized bundle and updates your live URL in 15–30 seconds.
Keep your browser window active during the deployment process.
Pro Recommendations
Run after each new editor build to maintain consistent styling
Export code to GitHub for custom domain SSL and permanent ownership
Common Pitfalls to Avoid
Assuming client prototypes cannot be white-labeled
Forgetting to hard-refresh to clear CDN edge cache
Frequently Asked Questions
Will my project URL remain the same?
Yes. Push44 updates the existing production deployment URL, so all links and bookmarks continue to function.
Can I export the full source code to GitHub?
Yes. Push44 allows one-tap export to GitHub so you can host on Vercel, Netlify, or AWS.
Export and push your code in seconds.
Connect your platform, preview the visual diff, and create atomic commits on GitHub with zero server data retention.