Built with Lovable

A project counts as built with Lovable when you made it with Lovable's chat-based builder and can say so. Submit it through the submit form with a live link and a one-line summary. No Lovable launches are listed yet. This page covers what qualifies, how to submit and the Lovable facts that matter at launch. Checked 31 October 2026.

What qualifies

"Mainly" is a judgement call. If Lovable produced the first working version, it counts. Say what else you used.

What Lovable is

Lovable's documentation calls it a full-stack AI development platform for building, iterating on and deploying web apps from natural language. You describe the app, it generates the frontend, backend, database and sign-in, and you ask for changes in chat. More on the tool, with pricing, is on our Lovable page. For a comparison, see Bolt vs Lovable.

Lovable's docs say its built-in backend, called Cloud, is built on Supabase's open-source foundation, and that apps created from May 13, 2026 use TanStack Start. When you submit, tell us what your project uses.

Facts that matter at launch

From the Lovable subscription pages, as of 31 October 2026:

So a free project will have a Lovable-hosted address and the badge. That is fine for a launch here. If you want your own domain, you need Pro.

Backend and data

Lovable Cloud supplies the backend. Syncing code to Git moves the codebase, not necessarily the data or functions. Lovable's docs say backups and exports cover the database only, structure and data, and that files in storage are separate downloads, so a full copy needs both. If your project stores other people's data, know where it lives before you invite users.

Before you submit

1. Test as a stranger. Open the live link signed out, on a phone.
2. Check access rules. Make sure one user cannot read another's data. See secure a vibe-coded app.
3. Set up Git sync so you have history and a backup.
4. Write one factual line about what the project does.
5. Note your stack: Lovable, any model you chose, add-ons, where it is hosted.

How to submit

1. Go to /submit/.
2. Choose "Something you built with an agent".
3. Enter the name, live URL, a summary of 20 to 200 characters, your GitHub username and, if public, the repository.
4. In the summary, say what it does. Mention Lovable in the notes you send us through contact.

An editor checks the link and the summary, and the entry has to pass the gate in the methodology. The full flow is in how launches work and the checklist is in launch your project.

How it will be shown

When listed, the entry will carry the builder in its stack, so it shows up on this page. The live link carries rel="ugc" and votes feed the leaderboards. Nothing here is paid unless the entry is marked. See how we make money.

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