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🛡 Signed & verified. deployship.exe is digitally signed with Microsoft Azure Trusted Signing, confirming the publisher's identity and that the file hasn't been tampered with. If Windows still shows a SmartScreen notice (common for new releases until download reputation builds up), click "More info" → "Run anyway" — the file is verified and safe.
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Lovable switched to TanStack Start SSR in May 2026 — standard shared hosts like All-Inkl can't run it directly. DeployShip converts your project automatically into a static build.
Drop in the GitHub ZIP from Lovable, Bolt or v0. DeployShip installs dependencies, builds the project and hands you a ready-to-upload folder for FileZilla.
Images uploaded inside Lovable's editor live on Lovable's CDN — and break on your own server. DeployShip v2.0.1 detects and downloads them automatically, so every image loads correctly everywhere.
Strips Lovable scripts, Bolt/v0/Cursor footers, and platform-specific tags from your HTML output — so your published site looks professionally neutral.
Detects TanStack Start and classic Vite+React automatically. Works with Lovable, Bolt, v0, Cursor and Replit.
Community tool lovingly built by standard-setting engineers. No subscription, no sign-up — just download and go. Donationware.
deployship.exe is digitally signed with Microsoft Azure Trusted Signing, verifying the publisher's identity and confirming the file hasn't been tampered with.
DeployShip v2.0.1 — select your project ZIP, click Start Build, upload the result via FileZilla.
Download deployship.exe (no Python or Node.js needed) or deployship.py and double-click to start. A short disclaimer appears on every launch — read and confirm to continue.
Click "Select ZIP file" and open the GitHub ZIP of your Lovable, Bolt or v0 project. You can also select an already extracted folder.
Click "Start Build". DeployShip detects TanStack or Vite+React automatically, installs all npm dependencies and builds the site. Takes 1–3 minutes.
A folder named projectname_upload opens automatically. Upload its contents to your web server via FileZilla — done!
Yes — fully tested on All-Inkl. It should also work flawlessly on Strato, IONOS, 1&1, Hosteurope and any other Apache-based shared host. Let us know how your deployment goes!
Yes. DeployShip automatically detects TanStack Start projects and handles the SSR build and page rendering, outputting plain HTML/CSS/JS files your host can serve directly.
It works perfectly as long as the project uses Vite+React or TanStack Start. DeployShip automatically detects the underlying stack from your package.json file.
DeployShip is free donationware. Download is free, no registration required. If it saves you time, a small donation on Ko-fi is appreciated.
DeployShip's interface is built in Python (tkinter). It uses Node.js and npm internally to install your project's dependencies and run the Vite build — the same tools Lovable uses behind the scenes.
If you uploaded images directly inside the Lovable editor (drag & drop into the interface), they are stored in Lovable's cloud storage — not in your project files. These images are not included in the GitHub ZIP and will be missing on your own server.
How to fix it — paste this prompt into Lovable:
Move all images stored in Lovable cloud storage (URLs starting with /__l5e/ or /lovable-uploads/) into the project as local files under src/assets/. Replace every such URL in the code with proper Vite import statements. Remove all .asset.json pointer files. Make sure no /__l5e/ or /lovable-uploads/ URLs remain anywhere in the codebase.
How to spot it early — before running DeployShip, paste this into Lovable:
Please check: are there any images in this project that are stored in Lovable's cloud storage instead of as project files? If yes, list them and move them to src/assets/ so they are included in the GitHub export.
A new companion tool: after DeployShip builds your project, DeployShip SEO scans it for common on-page SEO issues — title & meta description, Open Graph & Twitter tags, canonical URL, favicons/icons, web manifest, sitemap.xml and robots.txt — and helps you fix them step by step before you upload.
Checks for missing or generic titles and descriptions, with editable suggestions based on your page's <h1>.
Adds Open Graph and Twitter Card tags plus a canonical URL based on your domain.
Generates favicons, app icons, a web manifest, sitemap.xml and robots.txt automatically.
Python-only beta for now · requires Python 3.8+ & Node.js 18+ · an .exe build will follow
This tool is built in our spare time and completely free. A small donation on Ko-fi helps keep it maintained, updated and compatible with new Lovable versions.
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