What "downloading your code" actually means
Building a site on SuperCool and downloading its code are two different things: --
Building is what happens when your Agent creates or updates your site. It's automatically hosted and live at its own URL the moment it's built.
Downloading is grabbing a copy of the actual source files — the HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and app structure — so you can keep them, inspect them, or move them elsewhere.
You never have to choose between the two. Your site stays live and hosted on SuperCool and you can pull a code export whenever you want, as many times as you want.
How to export your code
Just ask your Agent. In the same chat where you built (or are editing) your site, simply say something like "Can I get the source code for this?" or "Export my website's code."
Your Agent generates the export. This is free, instant, and doesn't trigger a rebuild — it packages up the site's current code exactly as it stands.
A download card appears in the chat. Click it to download the ZIP file to your device.
If you'd rather not ask in chat, the same export is available directly from your site's card in your Media Library — open the site, look for the Code & Website tabs, and use the Download button found in the 3 dots in the bottom right corner of each file.
What's included in the export
The ZIP contains the site's actual source code: Every page, component, and layout your Agent built The site's styling and front-end logic The overall project structure, ready to open in a code editor.
If you need more than just the code
Because the code export is only one piece of the picture, SuperCool separates a few related exports so each one stays focused:
Database export. From the Database tab on your site's card, you can run a "Database only" export (a SQL dump of your schema and data) or a "Full export" (which also bundles storage files and edge functions). This can take a little time to generate and will keep running even if you close the tab — come back to the same panel to download it once it's ready. A single table can also be exported on its own as a CSV.
Custom domain. Exporting code doesn't affect your domain setup. If you're moving your site elsewhere, you'll need to reconnect your domain separately at the new destination
If you're planning a full migration off SuperCool, plan on gathering both the code export and the database export — together, not the code alone, they represent your full site.