Lovable

Lovable is a full-stack AI-powered development platform that turns natural language prompts into working web applications. Projects use React and TypeScript on Lovable’s server-rendered TanStack Start template, with a built-in backend called Lovable Cloud that supplies the database, authentication, storage, edge functions, and AI features.

TanStack Start became the default template for new projects in May 2026, and older projects still use the previous React and Vite stack. Lovable Cloud builds on Supabase’s open-source foundation, and a project can connect its own Supabase account instead. Payments are built in as well, through Paddle or Stripe.

It allows developers and non-developers alike to describe the desired app in natural language, then instantly preview, iterate on, and deploy the result with one click.

It keeps the generated code in a connected GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket repository with automatic two-way sync. Edits made in Lovable are committed and pushed, and commits pushed to the synced branch flow back into the project. That sync gives users full code ownership and makes it straightforward to bring in other developers or continue development outside the platform.

The project chat offers three modes: Chat mode to discuss the app and possible changes without touching code, Plan mode to investigate and write a plan you edit and approve before building, and Build mode for autonomous end-to-end implementation. Prefixing a Build mode message with /goal sets that message as a goal, which Lovable keeps working on until it’s achieved.

Lovable supports a range of projects from SaaS (software as a service) products and consumer apps to internal tools and MVPs (minimum viable products).

Lovable also includes two built-in security scanners. A Basic scan lints row-level security policies, reviews the database schema, and audits npm dependencies, while a Deep scan adds access control review, backend endpoint protection, and code-level vulnerability checks.

Official website: lovable.dev

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By Leodanis Pozo Ramos • Updated Sept. 22, 2026
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