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Let browser agents use your app You can now let browser agents use your app. When you enable agent integrations, Lovable also adds WebMCP tools to your app, so an AI agent built into the browser can act on the page a person has open, such as marking a task as done or filtering a list. Browser tools run in the person's own browser tab with their signed-in session, separate from your app's MCP server, and you can also ask Lovable in the project chat to add them without a server. Lovable starts with tools that read information or are easy to undo, and adds tools that delete, pay, send, publish, or share only when you ask. Gemini 4 Argon for your app's AI features Your app's AI features can now use Google's Gemini 4 Argon (google/gemini-4-argon), a frontier model for long-horizon coding, reasoning, and knowledge work. It accepts text, image, audio, and video input and comes at a premium price. Ask Lovable to use it in your app, or describe what you want and let Lovable pick. Approve every tool from a chat connector at once You can now select Always allow all tools from this connection when Lovable asks you to approve a tool from a chat connector, and every tool from that connection runs without asking from then on, including tools the server adds later. The choice applies to your own approvals only, and you can change it in the connection's settings in Connectors. Supported PostgreSQL extensions on Lovable Cloud Lovable Cloud databases support a fixed set of PostgreSQL extensions, such as pgcron, pgnet, vector, and postgis. Lovable now refuses CREATE EXTENSION for any other extension, in the project chat, the SQL editor, and the Lovable API, and builds the feature with plain SQL instead. Extensions already installed in your database keep working. Search for individual settings You can now search for individual settings in workspace settings. Start typing in the search box at the top of the settings sidebar, and the results list the matching settings grouped by settings page, with the matching words highlighted. Select a result to open that setting.

Edit images directly in the Files tab You can now mark a change directly on an image in your project's Files tab. Open the image and select Edit, then draw over an area and describe the change, pin a comment where you want something changed, erase what you want removed, or remove the background. Lovable saves the result as a new file next to the original. See how much usage your free allowances cover On Free, Pro, and Business plans, you can now see how much of your usage the free allowances covered. Usage details shows the covered credits next to the total above the chart, and the By coverage view splits each bar into what the daily build credits, the daily chat allowance, and the monthly Cloud, AI, and connector grants paid for, and what drew on your general credits. Connect your app to Loops You can now connect your Lovable app to Loops to create and update contacts, send events that start your Loops automations, and send transactional email you manage in Loops. It fits waitlists, signup forms, and product notifications that should reach people from your Loops audience. Add it from Connectors, or ask Lovable in a project to connect it.

Publish every app in your workspace under your own domain Workspace admins and owners on Enterprise plans can now set a publishing domain for the workspace, so projects publish at your-app.yourdomain.com instead of your-app.lovable.app. Pick a domain you bought through Lovable, or a subdomain of it, with no DNS setup. You can also connect a domain or subdomain you own elsewhere. Each project moves to the new address the next time you publish it, and its existing lovable.app address keeps working. Find it under Workspace settings → Workspace domains → Publishing domain. Reference another chat or send it a task In Chats, you can now work with your other chats. Reference a chat to let Lovable read what you discussed there, or ask Lovable to send a message to another chat or to start a new chat with a first task. Type @ and select the chat under Chats, or paste a link to the chat. The other chat does the work and can reply in your conversation, so one chat can coordinate several others. Generate a secret that another app also needs When Lovable asks you for a secret that you enter in two places, such as the secret GitHub uses to sign its webhook requests or a token two of your apps share, the secret form now has a Generate button. Select it to fill in a strong random value, copy the value to the other place, and submit. Lovable shows the value only in the form, and does not repeat stored secret values, or anything derived from them, in the project chat, in logs, or in your code. Buy .si domains through Lovable You can now buy .si domains, the Slovenian country-code extension, through Lovable. Search for the full name including the extension from Buy a domain in your project's or workspace's domain settings. A new .si domain can take up to 2 hours to start working, and you can register it for up to 5 years. Get a warning before your credits run out On Free, Pro, and Business plans, workspace admins and owners now get a warning when the workspace is likely to run out of credits before its monthly credits refill. The warning appears on the Plans & credit usage page and in Usage details, shows when your credits are expected to run out and when your monthly credits refill, and lets you add credits before your published apps are affected. Enterprise credit balances now appear as numbers On Enterprise plans, the credit panel on the Plans & credit usage page now shows your balance as numbers in place of a progress bar. Admins and owners see how many workspace credits remain and the workspace total, for example 6,400 remaining of 10,000. When the workspace has used more than its commitment, they also see a warning and an Overage credits row. Other members see only their own personal credits.

Publish to invited people only on Free and Pro plans On Free and Pro plans, you can now publish your app to an invite-only audience. In the publish dialog, select Invite only, then add workspace members by name or invite people outside your workspace by email. Only the people you add can visit the published app, after logging in, along with the project owner, workspace owners, and people the project is shared with directly. Publishing to your whole workspace or to groups still requires a Business or Enterprise plan. App + chat connectors: Zendesk, Neon, MotherDuck, Oracle Autonomous AI Database, IBM Db2, Qlik Cloud, Omni, Metabase, and GoodData Nine new app + chat connectors let your apps work with your help desk, your own databases, and the metrics your team defines in a business intelligence tool. Add them from Connectors, or ask Lovable in a project to connect one. Manage Zendesk support tickets from your app. Zendesk lets apps read, create, and update support tickets, look up users and organizations, and read help center articles. Query your own database from your app: Neon lets apps read and write your own Neon Postgres database with SQL. MotherDuck lets apps run DuckDB SQL on your MotherDuck databases and shares. Oracle Autonomous AI Database lets apps run SQL on your Oracle Autonomous AI Database, including the Oracle Fusion ERP and HCM data that Fusion Data Intelligence stores there. IBM Db2 lets apps run SQL on Db2 on Cloud. Show your team's BI metrics in your app: Qlik Cloud lets apps browse your Qlik apps, export chart and table data, ask Insight Advisor questions, and start reloads. Omni lets apps query the topics and measures your team defines in Omni and draw their own charts from the results. Metabase lets apps run saved Metabase questions and custom queries against the databases connected to Metabase, on Metabase Cloud or a self-hosted instance. GoodData lets apps read the workspaces, metrics, and saved visualizations in GoodData Cloud and compute reports from them. Chat connectors: Loom Loom is now available as a prebuilt chat connector, so Lovable can read a Loom video's transcript, AI summary, and comments while you build. Paste a Loom link in the project chat to show Lovable a bug or an idea instead of describing it. Add it from Connectors. Removed: design directions before the first build The three design directions Lovable showed before building a visually open-ended prompt have been removed. Lovable now builds the look directly from what you describe, and still asks design questions about color, typography, and layout when your prompt leaves the look open. Older chats keep the direction you picked, without the previews.

Set credit usage limits and alerts for your workspace Workspace admins and owners on paid plans can now set usage limits and alerts that keep shared credits under control. Set a credit threshold for the whole workspace, a project, a member, or, on Business and Enterprise plans, a group or an access token, and choose what happens when usage reaches it: an email or in-app alert, or a block that stops building or pauses Lovable Cloud, AI features, and metered connector requests in deployed apps. You can also get an alert when your workspace balance drops below an amount or percentage you choose, and members who reach a blocking limit can request an increase that you approve or deny. Find it under Workspace settings → Usage limits & alerts. Get help when your Cloud database is under high load When your Lovable Cloud database runs low on resources, Lovable can now warn you that your app is under high load in the project chat, in the Publish dialog, and in More → Cloud → Database. Click Resolve to have Lovable check whether the database is still under pressure, find the likely cause, and suggest query or code changes before you move to a larger instance. When a larger instance is the right fix, Lovable shows the credit impact and offers the resize for your approval. Resizing from chat is available on paid plans. Cloud database changes are now recorded as Drizzle migrations When Lovable changes the structure of your Lovable Cloud database, it now records each change as a migration file in your project's code, under drizzle/migrations/. Lovable uses Drizzle, an open-source tool for database migrations, to create and apply these files. A migration file is a SQL file that describes one change to the database structure, so your code carries the full history of how your database was built. Lovable also refuses changes that could break your published app, such as dropping or renaming a table or column, and reaches the same result by adding to your database instead, for example by adding a new column and copying the data over. To let Lovable make such changes directly, set Execute backward incompatible database migrations in your Cloud permissions. Faster inline text edits Simple text changes you make with Edit text inline in the preview toolbar now apply in a few seconds. Text that your app builds from data or translates still takes a little longer. Gemini 3.7 Flash is deprecated for your app's AI features Google is retiring Gemini 3.7 Flash (google/gemini-3.7-flash), so it is now marked deprecated for your app's AI features and stops working on January 28, 2027. Apps that use it keep working until then, and Lovable no longer picks it for new AI features. If your app uses it, ask Lovable to switch to Gemini 3.8 Flash (google/gemini-3.8-flash) before that date.

Connect your app to Klaviyo You can now connect your Lovable app to Klaviyo to look up and update customer profiles, subscribe people to a list when they give email or SMS consent, record events such as signups and purchases, and read your campaigns and flows. It fits newsletter signup forms, SMS opt-in forms, and internal pages that show campaign status. Add it from Connectors, or ask Lovable in a project to connect it. Chat connectors: Excalidraw+ Excalidraw+ is now available as a prebuilt chat connector, so Lovable can list, search, and edit the scenes in your Excalidraw+ workspace while you build, including diagrams, wireframes, and presentations. Add it from Connectors. Connect to Databricks with your own account The Databricks connector now lets you connect by signing in with your own Databricks account instead of a service principal. Select User OAuth when you create the connection. Queries run as you, so your own Unity Catalog permissions apply and Databricks audit logs show who ran each query. Redesigned model list for the built-in AI connector The AI connector in Connectors now lists every model your app's AI features can use as a card with its name, provider, a short description, and what it does. Search the list by model name, provider, or capability. Gemini 3.6 Flash is deprecated for your app's AI features Google is retiring Gemini 3.6 Flash (google/gemini-3.6-flash), so it is now marked deprecated for your app's AI features and stops working on November 19, 2026. Apps that use it keep working until then, and Lovable no longer picks it for new AI features. If your app uses it, ask Lovable to switch to Gemini 3.8 Flash (google/gemini-3.8-flash) before that date.

Lyria 3 music models for your app's AI features Your app's AI features can now generate music with two Google models, from a text prompt or an image, with vocals or as an instrumental: Lyria 3 Clip Preview, for clips of about 30 seconds. Lyria 3 Pro Preview, for full tracks up to 184 seconds. Ask Lovable to use either model in your app, or describe what you want and let Lovable pick. Generating music uses credits, charged per finished track and only when a generation succeeds. App + chat connectors: beehiiv and Ramp beehiiv lets apps add subscribers, show posts from your publication, and save draft posts. Use it for signup forms, post listings, and launch waitlists for a newsletter you already run. Ramp lets apps read the transactions, cards, funds and spending limits, users, and business information of your Ramp business. Use it for spend dashboards, transaction reporting, and card and limit inventories. Add it from Connectors, or ask Lovable in a project to connect it. Restore Lovable work after a push to your Git repository replaces it You can now restore work Lovable made after a push to your synced repository replaces it. Lovable saves a backup first and shows a notice in the editor and in Project settings → Git, where the project owner restores the saved work or keeps the repository's version. Restored work syncs back to your repository, or to a lovable-sync branch when the repository has newer commits.

Show an announcement banner to everyone in your workspace Workspace admins and owners on Business and Enterprise plans can now show an announcement banner to every member of the workspace. Write the message in Workspace settings → Announcements, add links and a countdown timer, choose the banner colors, and decide whether members can dismiss it. The banner appears at the top of the dashboard and in the project editor until you turn it off.

Add live voice conversations to your app with GPT Live You can now add live voice conversations to your app's AI features with GPT Live. People talk with your app, interrupt it, and have it act on what they say. Describe the conversation you want, such as a voice tutor or a spoken assistant, and Lovable sets it up for you. Live voice works in apps that use TanStack Start and uses credits. Keep your workspace's AI processing in the EU Workspace admins and owners on Enterprise plans can now enable EU inference in the workspace's Privacy & security settings. While it is enabled, Lovable runs the workspace's AI model requests on providers in the European Union, both while you build and for the AI features in your published apps. Some models and features are not available in the EU, and your workspace uses more credits while EU inference is enabled. Restrict an API key to approved IP addresses Workspace admins and owners on Business and Enterprise plans can now restrict a workspace API key to an allowlist of IP addresses and address ranges. Upload a CSV when you create a key or from an existing key's menu, and requests from any other address are refused.

Rotate your Cloud database password from chat You can now ask Lovable to rotate your project's Cloud database password as a routine security measure. Lovable applies the new password without showing it, and your app continues to work without changes.

Lovable MCP now works with Muse by Meta The Lovable MCP server now works with Muse by Meta. Add Lovable as a connector in your Muse settings and sign in with your Lovable account to build and manage your Lovable apps from Muse.

App + chat connectors: Discord and Google Business Profile Discord lets apps post messages to a Discord channel, list the servers a bot has joined, read recent channel history, and respond to slash commands. Use it for order and signup alerts in a channel, support handoffs from a contact form, and announcement boards. Google Business Profile lets apps read and update the business profiles you manage on Google Search and Maps, including opening hours, reviews and owner replies, local posts and photos, verification status, and performance metrics. Use it for review responses, opening hours updates, and dashboards that compare your locations. Add it from Connectors, or ask Lovable in a project to connect it. GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna for your app's AI features Your app's AI features can now use two new OpenAI models: GPT-6 Sol GPT-6 Luna Both accept text and image input and respond with text. Ask Lovable to use either model in your app, or describe what you want and let Lovable pick. Account settings have moved to their own dialog Your personal settings now open in an Account settings dialog from your avatar at the bottom left of the sidebar, or with Cmd+. (Mac) or Ctrl+. (Windows and Linux). In the dialog you find your profile and login methods, preferences, security, and the other ways to use Lovable, such as the desktop and mobile apps. Workspace settings such as members, billing, and security policies stay on the workspace settings page, which you open from the workspace switcher at the top left. Open cited web sources from an answer Each web source Lovable cites in an answer, in Chats and in the project chat, now appears as a small pill with the site's icon and domain. Hover over the pill to see the page title, a short excerpt, and the URL, or click it to open the source in a new tab.

Create, update, and publish Storyblok content from your app The Storyblok connector now offers a Management API option. Sign in with your Storyblok account when you add a connection, and your app can create, update, and publish stories, and manage assets and components, in the spaces you approve. You can also ask Lovable in the project chat to make those changes for you. The CDN API option remains available for read-only access to published or preview content. See which credit limit applies to each member in the People export Workspace admins and owners can now see the monthly credit limit in effect for each member when they export the member list from Settings → People. Two new columns at the end of the CSV, Effective Credit Limit and Credit Limit Source, show the limit that applies and whether it is the member's personal limit, the workspace default, or not set. The Credit Limit column shows personal limits only.

Claude models for your app's AI features Your app's AI features can now use Anthropic's Claude models, with no Anthropic account or API key. Ask Lovable to add Claude to any newer app (created from May 13, 2026, which uses TanStack Start) for chatbots, document and image analysis, field extraction from uploaded PDFs, and structured output. The available models are: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude Opus 5.5 Claude Opus 5 Claude Sonnet 5 Claude Haiku 4.5 App + chat connectors: AWS API, Azure Cloud API, Azure Graph & Entra API, Google Cloud API, and Looker Five new app + chat connectors let your apps work with your AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud accounts and with the metrics your team defines in Looker. The cloud connectors give your app access to those services and do not host or publish your Lovable app on them. Add them from Connectors, or ask Lovable in a project to connect one. AWS API lets apps call any AWS service, such as EC2, DynamoDB, Lambda, SQS, and CloudWatch, to list resources, read metrics and logs, invoke functions, and manage resources in your account. Azure Cloud API lets apps inventory and manage the resources in your Azure subscriptions, inspect role assignments, and build cost and activity dashboards. Azure Graph & Entra API lets apps read and administer your Microsoft Entra directory and Microsoft 365 data through Microsoft Graph, including users and groups, SharePoint sites, organization mailboxes, and app registrations. Google Cloud API lets apps call any Google Cloud REST API to list projects and resources, read Cloud Monitoring and Cloud Logging data, inspect IAM policies, and manage resources in your Google Cloud projects. Looker lets apps run queries on the measures and dimensions your analytics team defines in LookML, so the numbers in your app match your Looker reports. Enable extended-retention models in your Enterprise workspace Workspace admins and owners on Enterprise plans can now enable extended-retention models under Data protection in the workspace's Privacy & security settings. Enterprise workspaces use only zero-data-retention models by default, which excludes some of the most capable models. When the setting is enabled, Lovable can use models whose provider retains prompts and outputs for at least 30 days before automatic deletion, both while building your projects and in the AI features of apps published from the workspace. Retained data is never used for AI model training. You confirm the terms when you enable the setting. See the estimated monthly Cloud cost of each database size Before you change your project's database size, the Manage instance dialog now shows an estimated monthly Cloud cost in credits under each size. Lovable bases the estimate on your app's Cloud usage over the last 30 days, and uses a default usage estimate for apps without enough history. Image and video generation now appear in Usage details You can now see your spend on image generation and video generation as separate items in Usage details. Under Workspace settings → Plans & credit usage → Usage details, select Build credits to see Image generation and Video generation listed alongside Build and Chat in the chart and the table below it. Like other work Lovable does in your project, generated images and videos use build credits. Redesigned project Security view The project Security view now explains what each finding means for your app and its users. Findings are grouped into security areas, such as Access control & authorization and Leaked secrets & credentials. Each finding opens with What could happen, a plain-language explanation of the risk, and Technical details with the evidence and the source location. Two cards at the top, Deep security scan and Quick security scan, show the state of each scan and let you run it. Both scans remain free. Redesigned Projects page The Projects page has a new header and toolbar. The search field, Filter, and View are now below the page title, and Filter opens one searchable menu for all filters, with each one you apply shown as a chip you can remove. To see only your own projects or the ones shared with you, open the Owner filter and select yourself or Shared with me. Folder pages use the same layout. One project menu on your phone On your phone, the Project menu now opens when you tap the project name in the editor and brings together sharing, publishing, and the project's tools and settings. Typo-tolerant connector search The Connectors catalog now shows results for the closest match when you misspell a name in its search field, with Showing results for and the corrected name above them.

Connect your app to Parallel You can now connect your Lovable app to Parallel to search the live web, read any public page or PDF as clean text, get cited answers to research questions, and run deep research tasks that fill structured data with sources. It fits lead enrichment, due diligence, market research, and chatbots grounded in current sources. With Managed by Lovable, you need no Parallel account, and Lovable charges each request to the workspace that owns the project, under Run credits. Add it from Connectors, or ask Lovable in a project to connect it.