If your site used BuddyBoss App, the Blockli plugin can bring that setup across. Preview each step first: nothing changes until you press Migrate, and every step can be undone. Your BuddyBoss App data is never changed.
Open it in WordPress under Blockli → Tools → BuddyBoss App Migration. If no BuddyBoss App data is found on the site, the page says so.
The steps run in this order. Some need an earlier step first.
| Step | What it brings over | Needs first |
|---|---|---|
| Branding | App icons, splash screen, and logos. | — |
| Colours & font | Your app colours and the font used for text. | — |
| App settings | App name, whether people can sign up in the app, and your store bundle identifiers. | — |
| App pages | Your app pages, with BuddyBoss blocks swapped for their Blockli versions. | — |
| In-app products | Your in-app products with the same App Store and Google Play product IDs, what each one unlocks, and your subscription groups. | — |
| Access control | Your access groups as Blockli audiences, then your access rules and restricted message. | App pages, In-app products |
| Menus | Your tab bar and More menu, including who sees each menu. | App pages, Access control |
| Existing purchases | Members’ active purchases and subscriptions, checked with Apple and Google when that’s set up, so they keep what they paid for. | In-app products |
| Bookmarks | Members’ saved posts, courses, and other content. | — |
Links in old notifications and shared links that point at BuddyBoss App pages and screens keep working: they open the matching Blockli page or screen.
This lesson comes from the Blockli documentation. For the latest version, see docs.blockli.app/plugin/buddyboss-migration.