Export and Own Your Code
Download your entire codebase. Run it locally, host it elsewhere, or keep building in your own editor.
Why Export?
Exporting gives you:
- Ownership - The code is yours, forever
- Portability - Host it anywhere
- Flexibility - Modify however you want
- Independence - No vendor lock-in
Export to GitHub
- Click Export → GitHub
- Choose "Create new repository" or push to existing
- Enter a repository name
- Click Export
Your entire codebase is now in GitHub, including:
- All source files
- Configuration
- Package dependencies
- README with setup instructions
Download as ZIP
Prefer a local copy?
- Click Export → Download ZIP
- Extract the archive
- Open in your code editor
Running Locally
After exporting:
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Start development server
npm run dev
Your app runs at localhost:3000.
What's in the Export
A typical export includes:
/app # Pages and routes
/components # Reusable UI components
/lib # Utilities and helpers
/public # Static assets
package.json # Dependencies
tailwind.config.js # Styling config
Continuing Development
Once exported, you can:
- Edit in VS Code or any editor
- Use AI coding assistants (Cursor, Copilot)
- Hire developers to extend it
- Merge changes back if you return to Spawned
Hosting Elsewhere
The exported code is standard Next.js. Deploy to:
- Vercel (recommended)
- Netlify
- AWS Amplify
- Any Node.js host
Follow the platform's Next.js deployment guide.
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