Migrate from v0 when you need full apps, not components
v0 produces beautiful Next.js components. OOretz Factory produces full Next.js + libSQL apps — entity scaffolding, real persistence, per-entity CRUD and API routes, and a functional POST + GET smoke on the live server. Same Next.js target, more shipped.
Before you start
- ·Your existing v0 project (URL or downloaded code)
- ·An OOretz Factory account (Hobby tier is enough to start)
Steps
- 01~8 min
Inventory your v0 components
List every component you've generated. For each: what data does it touch, what API does it call, what state does it own. The factory's manifest works at the entity + workflow level, not the component level.
- 02~5 min
Group components into entities
A "ProductCard", "ProductList", and "ProductDetail" component collapse to one entity: Product. Group your v0 components by the data they touch — that's your entity list.
💡 TipThe factory generates UI per entity automatically. You don't need to re-create each v0 component; you describe the data once.
- 03~5 min
Describe the app in the operator
Visit /admin/factory. In the interview chat, paste a paragraph: "Build a [type] app with entities [list]. The workflows are [list]." The interview will ask 2-3 clarifying questions.
- 04~1 min
Keep the surface as web
v0 outputs Next.js — the factory matches that exactly (surface: web). Desktop and mobile surfaces are roadmap; the verified pipeline today is web only.
- 05~7 min
Approve and wait for the smoke result
Web builds typically take 4-8 minutes including npm install, next build, server launch, and the POST + GET smoke. The operator shows live AI cost + smoke result when complete.
✓ Expected outcome
A full deployable Next.js + libSQL app — frontend + backend + persistence — that does what your v0 components did, but wired together end-to-end, with the API the components actually call. Downloadable workspace, host it anywhere Next.js runs.
Troubleshooting
My v0 components had custom styling I want to keep+
Generated styles are minimal — the factory ships plain HTML elements + inline classes (Tailwind is not bundled in the generated output today). Drop your v0 components in post-generation; the data layer (lib/db/client.ts) and API routes don't care what your UI looks like.
I want to keep using v0 for component design+
Totally fine. Many teams use v0 for component polish + OOretz Factory for the full-stack scaffolding. Generate the factory app, then drop in v0 components where the design needs to shine.