✅ Quick Summary
Push44 connects directly to each platform's API to read your actual project files and pushes them into a GitHub repository, creating a real git commit every time. That gives vibe-coded apps the same safety net that hand-written code has always had — for free, with no sign-up on Push44's side beyond your own existing platform and GitHub credentials.
The Problem
Vibe-coded apps built on Base44, Rocket.new, Floot, or Zite are genuinely at risk: if the platform has an outage, changes its export policy, or you accidentally break something mid-prompt, there's often no way to get back to a known-good version — because there was never a real backup, just the live state inside the builder.
How Push44 Solves It
Push44 connects directly to each platform's API to read your actual project files and pushes them into a GitHub repository, creating a real git commit every time. That gives vibe-coded apps the same safety net that hand-written code has always had — for free, with no sign-up on Push44's side beyond your own existing platform and GitHub credentials.
Step-by-Step Guide
Pick your vibe-coding platform
Push44 supports Base44, Rocket.new, Floot, and Zite. Select yours in the credentials screen.
Paste your platform token and GitHub token
Both are free to generate from your own accounts — Push44 never asks you to create a new account or pay for anything.
Select the project to back up
Push44 lists your projects on that platform and lets you pick which one to export.
Push and get a real commit
Click push — Push44 creates an actual GitHub commit with your full file tree, which you can diff, roll back to, or clone anywhere.
Pro Tips
- Re-run a push after every vibe-coding session, the same way you'd save a document.
- Because Push44 shows a diff before pushing, you can catch unexpected changes the AI made before they're permanently in your history.
- GitHub's free private repos mean this entire workflow costs nothing end to end.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Assuming the AI platform is backing up your code for you in a restorable way — most only keep the current live state.
- Waiting until after something breaks to set up your first backup.
Ready to Export?
Push44 is free, open source, and takes under 2 minutes to set up.