Import a v0 app into Superblocks and turn your prototype into a production-ready application connected to your enterprise data, with platform-managed authentication and RBAC.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.superblocks.com/llms.txt
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Before you begin
Make sure you have:- A v0 project you want to migrate
- Access to the Superblocks workspace where the app will live
- The integrations (databases, APIs) you plan to connect already configured in Superblocks
How to import from v0
Start the import
From the Superblocks home screen, click Import in the prompt bar, or click the Import an app link below it.
Export your project from v0
You have two options:
- Open your project in v0 and click the download icon to save it as a zip, or
- Push the project to source control from v0, then download the repo as a zip from source control.

Clark migrates the app
Clark inspects your project structure and imports what it can, including:
You’ll be prompted to connect your integrations — pick the databases, APIs, and services the app should use in your environment.
- Code — your app’s source files and logic
- Design and styles — layouts, Tailwind classes, and component styles
- Backend functionality — any server-side logic Clark detects
| v0 | Superblocks |
|---|---|
| Hardcoded API calls and fetch requests | Integrations connected to your data sources |
| Hardcoded API keys and secrets | Credentials managed by the platform |
| Custom auth | Platform-managed authentication and RBAC |
| React pages and components | React pages hosted on the platform, preserving your design and styles |
What gets migrated
Clark analyzes the v0 source code and replaces external dependencies with Superblocks platform features. v0 projects are React-based with Tailwind and shadcn/ui components, which migrate well — layouts, styles, and component structure are preserved as closely as possible.Troubleshooting
The zip won’t upload — Make sure the zip contains your project’s root folder and excludesnode_modules, .git, and build output directories.
Some components look different after migration — Clark preserves styles where possible, but some shadcn/ui or Radix primitives may render slightly differently in Superblocks. You can edit any component directly after the import completes.
Integrations aren’t connecting — Verify that the integration is configured in your Superblocks workspace before importing. You can add integrations from the Integrations page and then reconnect them from within the imported app.

