Base44 launches platform migrations with 2-click imports from Salesforce, Shopify, and WordPress

• MS_BASE44's launch post says Base44 can now import projects from other platforms in two clicks, cloning the source into a Base44 app that users can own and customize.
• According to testingcatalog's demo thread, the first migration set spans Salesforce, HubSpot, Shopify, WordPress, Lovable, and Bolt, with Base44 handling schema parsing and data reconstruction.
• rohanpaul_ai's screenshot shows the migration entry point living directly in Base44's app-creation menu, alongside imports from URLs, Figma, and connectors.
• testingcatalog's thread also frames the launch around skipping CSV exports and rebuilds, while testingcatalog's linked post points to a written walkthrough published the same day.

You can open the product from base44.com, skim testingcatalog's write-up, and see in rohanpaul_ai's screenshot that "Migrate from another platform" sits beside other app-starting flows instead of being buried in settings.

The launch pitch is straightforward: Base44 wants to turn an existing SaaS instance or vibe-coded app into a starting point inside Base44, not just a blank project.

The first supported sources named across MS_BASE44's post and testingcatalog's thread are:

• Salesforce
• HubSpot
• Shopify
• WordPress
• Lovable
• Bolt

That list matters because it mixes business systems with app builders. Base44 is positioning the feature as both a SaaS exit ramp and a way to continue work that started in newer AI app tools.

The UI evidence says this is part of project creation. In rohanpaul_ai's screenshot, the plus-menu includes "Migrate from another platform" next to "Start from URL," "Import from Figma," and "Connectors."

The mechanics described in MS_BASE44's announcement and testingcatalog's thread break into three steps:

• Connect the source account
• Parse schema and reconstruct data
• Generate the new Base44 interface, website, or app around that imported structure

MS_BASE44's wording goes further than a UI clone. The post says Base44 brings over instance data into the new build, while testingcatalog says the system reconstructs schemas instead of relying on flat exports.

The launch shipped with two extra details that did not appear in every post. First, testingcatalog's thread says migrations avoid CSV exports and "rebuilding from scratch," which is the clearest one-line description of the workflow change.

Second, the same thread says Base44 offered 25 free testing credits on launch day. Separately, MS_BASE44's post offered $1,000 in credits for selected migration use cases, giving the rollout a small bounty-style push for early examples.