✅ Quick Summary
Push44 is a free, open-source tool that connects to your Rocket.new container using your API token and company ID, reads the complete file system (frontend, backend, and config files together), and pushes everything to a GitHub repository you control. No Rocket.new upgrade required — Push44 has no paid tier of its own either.
The Problem
Rocket.new's interface makes full project export feel like it needs a subscription. In reality, the container that holds your project files is reachable through Rocket.new's own API using your account's API token and company ID — both available on every account, free or paid.
How Push44 Solves It
Push44 is a free, open-source tool that connects to your Rocket.new container using your API token and company ID, reads the complete file system (frontend, backend, and config files together), and pushes everything to a GitHub repository you control. No Rocket.new upgrade required — Push44 has no paid tier of its own either.
Step-by-Step Guide
Find your Rocket.new API token and company ID
In Rocket.new, open your project settings to find your API token and company ID. Both are available regardless of your plan — they're required for the platform's own editor to function, so they're never gated behind a paywall.
Get a free GitHub Personal Access Token
Go to github.com/settings/tokens and generate a token with 'repo' scope. This is free for any GitHub account.
Open Push44 and select Rocket.new
Visit push44.vercel.app, click Launch App, choose Rocket.new, and enter your API token, company ID, and GitHub PAT.
Wake the container if needed
If your Rocket.new project has been idle, open it once in Rocket.new to wake the container before pushing — otherwise Push44 can't read the file system.
Select your project and push
Choose the Rocket.new project, pick a destination GitHub repo, review the diff, and push. You get a real, complete commit of your project.
Pro Tips
- If a support answer points you toward a paid export button, remember the underlying container API works on any plan — that's the free route.
- Rocket.new containers can sleep after inactivity; opening the project briefly before exporting avoids a failed read.
- You can also trigger Android APK builds from the same Push44 session once your code is exported.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Trying to export while the Rocket.new container is asleep.
- Assuming you need to upgrade your Rocket.new plan just to get your code out — you don't.
Ready to Export?
Push44 is free, open source, and takes under 2 minutes to set up.