Migrate Glide with an AI agent that shows its working.
Codify Yo! migrates Glide apps to Next.js and PostgreSQL at roughly 74% agent autonomy. Sheet-backed logic ports well; computed columns need human review to become server-side queries.
Medium confidence — review is queued more aggressively on the flagged areas.
Sheet-backed logic ports well; computed columns need human review to translate to server-side queries.
What usually triggers it.
Glide apps migrate when the source spreadsheet becomes the bottleneck, when row counts grow past what the sync model handles comfortably, or when per-user pricing outgrows the tool's value.
What the agent does, and what a human still owns.
We publish this split per platform because “AI does the migration” is a claim, and this is the version of it you can actually evaluate. The agent never ships unsupervised on any platform.
- Converting the source sheet or table into a typed Postgres schema
- Rebuilding Glide screens and collections as React components
- Translating Glide actions into typed server actions
- Migrating records with validation on counts and types
- Porting role-based visibility into a server-side permission model
- Computed columns, which need a decision about where the computation should live
- Glide AI features, which are re-implemented on first-class model SDKs
- Offline behaviour, where the right approach depends on how the app is actually used
Every pull request the agent opens is reviewed by a senior engineer before it lands in your repository. That is the rule on every platform, including the ones with the highest autonomy scores.
Apply to migrate your Glide project.
Five teams onboarded per month, selected on project fit rather than order received.
Which shape fits your team?
Both models are live in beta. Pick the one that matches your situation, we onboard five teams per month.