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Importing Projects

LaunchVerse makes it incredibly easy to migrate your existing workloads from other platforms or import fresh repositories from GitHub.

GitHub Integration

The most robust way to deploy on LaunchVerse is via our deeply integrated GitHub App.

  1. Click New Project in your dashboard.
  2. Select Import from GitHub.
  3. Install the LaunchVerse GitHub App on your personal account or organization.
  4. Select the repository to deploy.

When connected via GitHub, LaunchVerse automatically provisions Preview Environments for every Pull Request and registers webhook listeners for instant CI/CD push deployments.

Migrating from Netlify

If you have static sites or frontend frameworks currently hosted on Netlify, you can migrate them with a single click.

  1. Navigate to Import Project and select the Netlify provider.
  2. Authenticate with your Netlify account via OAuth.
  3. Select the Netlify sites you wish to import.
  4. LaunchVerse will automatically extract your environment variables, build settings, and output directories, transferring them to the Forge builder.

Migrating from Railway

For full-stack applications and backend services hosted on Railway:

  1. Navigate to Import Project and select the Railway provider.
  2. Authenticate with your Railway API credentials.
  3. Select the services to import.
  4. LaunchVerse will pull your Railway environment variables and configure a matching LaunchVerse project, ready for deployment on the LaunchVerse Engine.
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