What exactly does Relis extract from my Bubble app?

Relis extracts four major components: Data Structure (Data Types, fields, Privacy Rules, Option Sets), API Connector (authentication, headers, parameters, endpoints), Backend Workflows (triggers, steps, conditions, parameters), and App Settings (privacy, appearance, API keys, SEO, language configurations).

What types of documents are generated?

Relis generates ERD Diagram, DDL Script (PostgreSQL/MySQL compatible), Table Specification, Data Dictionary, API Specification Document, Backend Workflow Documentation, Enum/Constants Definition, and full Markdown exports for each extraction category.

How is my Bubble app security ensured?

We only request Viewer access as a collaborator. We extract only structure and logic, never actual database records or user data. You can remove collaborator access anytime after analysis.

How long does the analysis take?

Analysis time varies: small apps take a few minutes, medium apps several minutes, and large apps with many APIs and workflows may take longer. You can monitor progress in real-time.

Can this help me migrate away from Bubble?

Yes. Relis creates a comprehensive blueprint for migration planning: ERD and DDL scripts for database setup, API documentation for external integrations, Backend Workflow docs for business logic, and App Settings docs for configuration reproduction.

Do I need to give edit access to my Bubble app?

No. Relis only requires Viewer access as a collaborator. We never modify your app, its data, or any settings. You remain in full control and can revoke access at any time.

What Bubble app sizes are supported?

Relis handles apps of all sizes — from simple MVPs to complex enterprise applications with hundreds of data types, dozens of API connections, and extensive backend workflows. Larger apps simply take a bit more time to analyze.

How is Relis different from manually documenting my Bubble app?

Manual documentation is time-consuming, error-prone, and quickly outdated. Relis extracts everything automatically with no missed fields or forgotten workflows, generates standardized formats (ERD, DDL, Markdown) that developers expect, and provides a consistent complete snapshot of your entire architecture.

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The First 30 Days After Migration: A Post-Launch Stabilization Playbook

You launched on Friday. Monday morning, 12 support tickets arrived. A scheduled job did not fire. Three users cannot log in. A payment webhook is returning 404. This is not failure — this is the first 30 days. Here is the playbook.

Apr 2, 202615 min read