Using Base44 with lite.computer

Base44 builds an app from a description and hosts it for you, logins and data included. That is convenient until you want the work somewhere you control.

Exporting gives you the app's code, and an agent on your Mac can read that code and write each screen out as a self-contained HTML page. On a real Base44 export, all eight of its screens came across with their layout, colors and wording, and the pages opened straight from the folder.

Made byBase44, owned by Wix

Runs onBase44's servers, in your browser

Where pages goExport the code, then an agent on your Mac writes the screens into your Showspace

App commandsThrough the agent that writes the pages

CostCode export is included on the Builder plan and higher

Set it up

Set up the agent you will use first, so it knows where your Showspace is: Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. Each page starts with pasting the Agent Helper paragraph.
In Base44, open your app, click the More actions icon in the top bar and choose Export project as ZIP. Unzip the file anywhere on your Mac.
Open the unzipped folder in your agent and give it the request below.
Open your Showspace in lite.computer and open Base44 app/lite.html. It links every screen the agent rebuilt.

Try this prompt

Paste into your local AI agent

This folder is an app I exported from Base44. Do not install or run anything; read the code only. In my Showspace, make a folder called Base44 app with one self-contained HTML file for each screen you find in the page files and routing code. Put all CSS and any small script inline, with no CDNs, external fonts or network requests, so each file opens on its own. Keep the look as close to the original as you can: translate the Tailwind classes into plain CSS, use the colors defined in the project's styles and theme, and redraw the icons as inline SVG. Link the pages to each other with relative links, including the navigation. Where the app loads data from Base44, use realistic sample data that matches the entity schemas, or the fields the screen code uses, with a visible Sample data label on every page. Disable actions that need Base44, such as signing in and saving changes, and label them Unavailable in this copy. Keep tabs, filters, menus and dialogs working. For screens that show any one item, make one example. Add a lite.html that links every page, then list the pages you made.

Good to know

The pages start with sample data. Give the agent your CSV to fill them with your records: in Base44, open Dashboard, then Data, pick a table and choose More Actions, then Export.
A screen that shows whichever item you picked, such as one product or one customer, becomes an example page.
The pages are ordinary files on your Mac, and they open in any browser as well as in lite.computer. They also give a developer a clear picture of every screen.
We tested this process with one Base44 export containing eight screens. Your app may need further adjustments. Send feedback to hello@lite.computer.

Questions

Does Base44 work with lite.computer?

Yes, through a code export. On the Builder plan or higher, export your app and ask an agent on your Mac to rebuild its screens as self-contained HTML pages in your Showspace. The pages start with sample data; give the agent your CSV to fill them with your records.

Can I leave Base44 and keep my app's screens?

Yes. Export the code, have an agent rebuild the screens as pages, and export your data tables as CSV files for the agent to fill them with. The pages are files on your Mac that open in any browser.

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Last checked September 14, 2026.