Lovable News
What's new in Lovable — and what it means for you
Every update, explained in plain language: what changed, why it matters to the wider community, and how it changes the way you build your own project.
Lovable Introduces Growth Tools to Help You Find Customers
Lovable has introduced growth tools that help you reach customers from the same chat where you build.
14 Oct 2026
Lovable Apps Can Now Run in Your Own AWS Account
Lovable has announced Deploy on AWS, in private preview, which lets Enterprise teams run their Lovable apps inside their own AWS account while continuing to build in Lovable the same way.
14 Oct 2026
How Lovable Protected Apps From a TanStack Start Vulnerability
Lovable's security team found a vulnerability in TanStack Start (CVE-2026-102989), the framework many Lovable apps are built on, reported it to the maintainers, and put firewall protections in front of hosted apps while a fix was prepared.
30 Sept 2026
Lovable Apps Can Now Run Inside a Company's Microsoft Tenant
Lovable has announced a Microsoft partnership that allows organizations to build applications in Lovable and publish them into their own Microsoft environment.
28 Sept 2026
Inside Lovable Chats: How Its Agents Coordinate Work
Lovable has published an engineering explanation of the infrastructure behind **Chats** and the way its agents coordinate work.
24 Sept 2026
Lovable Makes Chat Free With a Daily Allowance
Lovable now includes a **daily free chat allowance** for Free, Pro, and Business workspaces, allowing users to discuss ideas, analyze existing projects, use connected context, and plan work without immediately consuming normal build credits.
24 Sept 2026
Lovable Joins Blueprint Alliance for Enterprise AI Agent Governance
Lovable has joined AWS, CrowdStrike, Databricks, Docker, Google Cloud, Okta, Proofpoint, Salesforce, ServiceNow, Wiz, and Zscaler as a founding member of the **Blueprint Alliance**.
22 Sept 2026
Opus 5.5 Makes Lovable Builds Faster With Fewer Agent Steps
Lovable has added **Opus 5.5** to its model-routing system and says it can achieve results comparable to Opus 5 while completing builds in roughly one-third to one-half fewer steps.
22 Sept 2026
Lovable Acquires Sutro to Focus on More Explainable, Trustworthy Software
Lovable has acquired **Sutro**, a company that spent five years developing a language, compiler, and backend platform designed to make application behavior and rules explicit.
18 Sept 2026
Lovable and Salesforce Bring Custom Apps Into Salesforce and Slack
Lovable has announced a Salesforce partnership centered on building applications and agents around Salesforce data while preserving Salesforce identity, permissions, and the system of record.
15 Sept 2026
Lovable Is Rolling Out OJ for Faster, Lighter App Previews
Lovable is gradually rolling out **OJ**, a new open-source development server designed specifically for the scale and editing patterns of AI-generated applications.
15 Sept 2026
Lovable Drafts Let Teams Explore Front-End Changes in Parallel
Lovable has introduced **drafts**, giving builders a separate copy of a project with its own chat and preview for experimenting before changes are accepted into the main project.
7 Sept 2026
Fable 5.1 Improves Lovable's Work on Existing Apps
Lovable is now using **Fable 5.1**, with internal benchmarks showing its largest gains when fixing and evolving existing applications.
1 Sept 2026
How Lovable Built Nearly 100 Connectors Into Its App Platform
Lovable has explained the engineering behind its connector platform, which grew from no formal integrations to nearly 100 connected services in roughly six months, with the company reporting a pace of one to three new connectors per week at the time of publication.
25 Aug 2026
How to Get a Lovable App Verified for Third-Party User Data
Lovable has published a guide to the verification responsibilities that can arise when a Lovable app connects to each user's third-party data through app-user connectors.
20 Aug 2026
MCP 101: Three Ways Lovable Uses Model Context Protocol
Lovable has published a practical introduction to Model Context Protocol (MCP), describing it as a standard way for AI assistants to interact with external tools and take actions through them.
18 Aug 2026
How Lovable Moved Its Own 42M-Visitor Website Onto Lovable
Lovable has detailed how it migrated `lovable.dev` from a Next.js application hosted on Vercel to the same Lovable hosting platform used by customer applications.
18 Aug 2026
Why Lovable Does Not Want Builders Choosing the AI Model
Lovable has explained why it views a traditional model picker as the wrong abstraction for AI software building. Instead of requiring users to decide which frontier model should handle a task, Lovable's control plane can choose models based on the work, project context, tools, difficulty, progress, and failure mode.
11 Aug 2026
A Dedicated Trust Center Is Now Included With Public Lovable Apps
Lovable has introduced an automatically generated trust center for every app published publicly on the platform. The page lives at `YOURAPPURL/.well-known/trust.html` and reports security controls Lovable can observe directly from the deployed application.
5 Aug 2026
Lovable Partners With Cerebras to Reduce AI Response Times
Lovable has announced a partnership with Cerebras focused on reducing the response time of AI workloads used during software creation. Lovable says dedicated Cerebras capacity will be introduced in phases, starting with latency-sensitive workloads, with the broader goal of dramatically reducing response times by 2027.
5 Aug 2026
Lovable Apps Can Now Connect to Each User's Own Tools and Data
Lovable has introduced **app user connectors**, allowing people using a published Lovable app to connect their own accounts and data rather than every user relying on the builder's connection.
29 July 2026
How Lovable Protects User Data in Connected Production Apps
Lovable has published a detailed explanation of how it secures production applications that use connected third-party data.
29 July 2026
Lovable's July Enterprise Update Adds More Governance and Security Controls
Lovable's July Enterprise roundup brings together a series of features aimed at giving organizations more control over rapidly growing Lovable workspaces.
24 July 2026
Lovable Uses AI Hacking Swarms to Test Its Own Security
Lovable has detailed an internal offensive-security system that uses swarms of AI agents to attack its own platform and product services.
24 July 2026
Lovable Earns AIUC-1 Certification for AI Agent Security and Reliability
Lovable has announced that it achieved **AIUC-1 certification**, which it describes as the first security, safety, and reliability standard built specifically for AI agents and says makes Lovable the first AI coding agent platform to earn the certification.
22 July 2026
Lovable Apps Can Now Work Inside ChatGPT, Claude, and Other AI Tools
Lovable has launched **agent integrations**, allowing publicly published Lovable apps to expose selected capabilities through a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server.
15 July 2026
What Lovable Learned From Spending $85,000 on Agentic Coding
Lovable engineer Alexander Lebedev has published a detailed account of scaling his AI-assisted development workflow from a few agents and 20--30 merged pull requests in a productive week to a system involving multiple layers of agents and more than 150 merged PRs per productive week.
3 July 2026
How Nursa Used Lovable to Build a New Product in 48 Hours
Lovable has published a customer story about healthcare staffing company Nursa and how its VP of Product, Nenad Ivanovic, used Lovable to create a new product for nursing schools.
1 July 2026
Lovable Launches Workspace Insights for Enterprise Governance
Lovable has launched **Workspace Insights**, an Enterprise feature inside Security Center that gives administrators a centralized view of projects across a workspace.
23 June 2026
Lovable Simplifies Billing With One Credit Balance
Lovable has changed how credits are displayed and used, combining previously separate build and Cloud/AI balances into a **single Lovable credit balance**.
13 June 2026
Lovable's Build Economy Report Shows Who Is Creating Software With AI
Lovable has published its first look at what it calls the **build economy**, using product usage data from January 2025 through May 2026 alongside a May 2026 user survey.
9 June 2026
How One Lovable App Became an Internal Data Platform for 150 People
Lovable has published an internal case study showing how one of its data scientists built **Lovsight**, an application that grew from a hackathon prototype into company-wide data infrastructure.
3 June 2026
Lovable Adds Automatic Security Scans Before Publishing
Lovable has introduced a new security experience that automatically runs a basic security scan before an app is published. The background scan takes roughly 10--15 seconds and checks common problems including database misconfigurations, missing row-level security (RLS) policies, authorization gaps, and sensitive data exposed to the internet.
1 June 2026
New Lovable Projects Now Use TanStack Start and Server-Side Rendering
Lovable has changed the underlying architecture used for new projects. Starting May 13, 2026, new Lovable projects are powered by **TanStack Start** and support server-side rendering (SSR), static-site generation (SSG), and client-side rendering (CSR) on a per-route basis.
1 June 2026
Lovable Introduces Subagents for Faster, More Focused Complex Tasks
Lovable's main agent can now hand research, project exploration and search to read-only subagents working in parallel, at no extra cost.
27 May 2026
How Lovable Is Teaching Its Agent to Learn From Getting Stuck
Lovable shared how its LSO knowledge base and an internal agent "vent tool" turn real project friction into fixes. Here is what it means for your builds.
21 May 2026
Lovable Adds Google Workspace, Maps, BigQuery, and Gemini Enterprise Connectors
Lovable apps can now work directly with Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Sheets, Slides, Maps, BigQuery and Gemini Enterprise. Here is what changed and how to use it.
19 May 2026
Lovable Introduces Skills for Reusable AI Instructions
Lovable now lets you save reusable instructions as Skills that load when a task needs them. Here is what changed, what it means, and seven practical ways to use it.
18 May 2026
