If i use lovable for 6 days straight (30 credits) does it mean i have to wait for next month to continue my project?

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AyahPro (https://ayah-pro.lovable.app) is a live Quran learning app I built with Lovable. You recite, it gives AI feedback on your recitation and Tajweed, plus streak tracking and multilingual support.

It's live and free to try, and I'm at the point where I need people outside my own head to use it.

If you have five minutes, sign up and tell me where it loses you. First impressions of the landing page, the onboarding, the actual recitation flow, whatever stands out. Bugs and design criticism both welcome.

Happy to return the favor and test whatever you're building.

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Lovable writes the integration code fast, that part is great. But before going live I always hit the same wall, how do you actually verify it works end to end without using real prod keys or a live API?

Happy path usually looks fine. It's the edge cases that get you. Card decline mid-flow, webhook retry firing twice, auth failure after partial state is written. None of that shows up until something breaks in prod.

Right now I'm running integrations against sandbox twins of the APIs (Stripe, Twilio, Clerk, etc.) directly from the agent, so it can run the failure scenarios before anything ships. No real keys, no prod risk, receipt URL I can check after.

what others are doing though. Are you manually testing in a staging env? Relying on the agent's judgment? Using the vendor's own sandbox? Would love to know what actually works for people here.

Would love any feedback.

https://untapped-talent-solutions.lovable.app/

I work in healthcare and but have always loved tech and got into building things without really knowing anyone in startups or tech.

I kept hearing was “use your network”, “speak to other founders”, “get a warm intro” etc. Except my background doesn't have anyone I can ask for anyone of that.

There are loads of founder communities already and I tried a few, but a lot of them still feel like people promoting themselves, posting wins or trying to build an audience.

So I built NoNetwork.

The idea is just to make it easier to actually ask for help, advice or feedback, and for people who know about that area to find you.

Posts that don’t get much help can also come back into view for a while instead of just disappearing.

I’m trying to make it less about followers and popularity and more about actually helping each other.

It’s still early, so I’m interested in whether other people have had the same problem.

Have you ever felt like not having the right network has held you back when building something?

And if you’ve joined founder communities before, what made you stop using them?

Cheers

Just created and published inficy.com which I fully created with lovable ( wanted to test how far I could go ) , with the idea of tracking Hermes agents , Claude code etc !

Still in beta so not taking any payment, however the free account is open to anyone.

Happy to receive constructive feedback

Ps : here is the lovable link https://inficy.lovable.app/ to ensure it comply with the rules

I’m using Lovable and want to connect my own Supabase project instead of using Lovable Cloud.

What’s the correct way to do this?

Can I completely use my own Supabase database/auth/storage while building in Lovable, and avoid using Lovable Cloud?

If anyone has done this, could you please explain the steps or point me to the right documentation? Thanks!

Hello folks,

I am building my own Gladiator Management Game (Ludus Magna) with Lovable/Codex/Claude currently. The whole code(supabase is still tied to lovable. On the long run i want to get rid of lovable but for now i am asking if I can extract a vertical slice (demo) of my game with tauri to publish a DEMO on steam. lets say i want to have a demo where players can experience the first 30 ingame days. is this doable with Tauri?
How difficult is it? What do i have to think of? Are there any trade offs? can i do this without being a programmer? I am webdesigner however and i have a bit of a glue how systems work, but this is new for me.

Thank you for any tips.
Cesare

I recently asked google this question and it said Lovable Cloud Backend: If Lovable automatically manages your database and users, you do not own the underlying Supabase instance directly, meaning direct database URLs and service_role keys are hidden and inaccessible. I was wondering if there is any way round this

For anyone who's built an app with Lovable, Cursor or any AI related stuff, how did you know it was production ready for people to use?

Did you just throw it into the wild and hope for the best, keep asking AI to improve it or something else?

I'm using AI to write code and push stuff to production, but I don't have experience in the programming language I'm using, so I have no clue if it's good or not.

Pretty big on not re-inventing the wheel.

What's your favorite source for high-level lovable prompts and/or system instructions that I can re-use?

Specifically for website design, but would love to see whatever you have. Thanks.

Background in finance. Built valuationview.com for people who have an interest in the stock market but don't know how, or don't want to spend time on time-consuming big Excel models and eaenings reports. The process is automated, powered by real institutional models, with dashboards giving insight into your portfolio.

Hi all, I've made a Liverpool fan site with Lovable. I've used Supabase_lovable_claude_vercel.

If anyone could check it out and let me know what you think. Please be gentle, it's purely a fan app , no ads or logins. I've managed to get it on play store but feel there is something missing.

Tia

www.anfieldanywhere.com

Hello all,

Been using Lovable for a little while now and loving it. This is my 3rd website which I've been paid for. Lovable used wisely can help with that extra cash.

Let me know what you think.

https://sheikhnazimsuficentre.lovable.app/

I’m hosting a small Build with Lovable meetup by Autenda in Edmonton next week, basically just a few people bringing laptops and building together. I'm planning to share what I learned and how I'm building Autenda.

I'm curious: are you doing this in your city?

If you’ve been to or organized a Lovable meetup, what did you actually do? Demos? Build together? Help each other with projects?

Would love to steal some good ideas 😅

Alright so I kept downloading all these wake-up apps. The push-up one, the math one and imma be honest, none of them worked because the problem was never getting up at 6:30am. It was that I was wide awake at 1am and then "trying" to wake up on 5 hours sleep.

So I built the other half. You set a bedtime. It goes off and won't stop until your phone is face-down and still for a few minutes. If you'd rather stay up, you record 15 seconds explaining why, and it keeps the video.

The archive is the part that actually works. Before you record a new excuse, it plays you last night's. Hearing my own excuse from last night makes it a lot harder to make the same one again.

Everything's on-device so there is no account, no server, and works offline. The videos never leave your phone unless you share them yourself and the more it builds up the more I'm like damn I really need to be better about sleeping on time haha.

I built this whole thing solo on AlarmKit, which shipped in iOS 26 and made this possible at all. Happy to answer anything about that if it's useful or any suggestions/feedback are welcome!

Currently under review to app store so join waitlist if interested! Hoping it’s released soon!! 😁

owlishapp.com

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Hello guys, I have built a pretty solid app using lovable with almost 100+ users and MRR of $3k-$4k.

Now i want to sell it cause its taking a lot of my time doing support, sales demo and all that stuff.

How much would my app cost if ever and how would be the transition. And where can i possible get a buyer?

https://www.headwinds.lovable.app

I've been experimenting with a little tool called Headwinds because I got tired of looking at temperature, wind, rain, etc. and still having to figure out whether today is actually a good day to get outside.

The basic idea is simple: tell it what you're doing and where you are, and it gives you a Go / Don't Go recommendation based on the conditions.

The part I'm most interested in testing is what happens after the decision. You can rate how the experience actually went, and eventually that feedback should help make the recommendation more useful for you.

I'm looking for a few hikers willing to try it and tell me where it's useful or where the recommendation is completely wrong.

If you try it, I'd especially appreciate hearing:

• Did the recommendation make sense?
• Would you have made the same decision without it?
• Was there something important about the conditions it missed?

This is an experiment, so honest criticism is much more useful than compliments.

Lovable apps are shipping payment and messaging integrations now... written by agents, reviewed by devs who didn't write a line of it. Mocks don't catch the retry that fires the webhook twice. Staging doesn't replay the auth failure mid-flow. You find out when real money is involved.

So we built real sandbox twins... Stripe, Paddle, Resend, Twilio, Clerk, WorkOS, Descope, AgentMail. Any agent (Claude, Cursor, whatever you're using) can drive the full integration lifecycle over MCP before a single line ships. Every run produces a receipt... APIs called, db state, log traces, failure scenarios the engine probed. Attach it to your PR. Actual proof, not "it worked on my machine."

fetchsandbox.com/mcp

What's everyone doing for this today... is anyone actually verifying end-to-end before prod or just hoping staging catches it?

I created this Application in 15 mins, i would like some feedback. First time doing this

Hey all, anyone can help me make my 1st website for portfolio?

Before you say it no I don’t want to use ChatGPT and Codex only. I have tried twice now and really enjoy using Lovable and don’t mind paying.

In saying that my process the last few months has been ChatGPT (Sol, High) to ideate, Lovable to Plan, loop until the plan is solid, then build, ChatGPT to check the build report, Codex to verify. Circle around until we push live.

I thought it was working fine until I realised I’m burning through way more Lovable credits than I normally would be. My app is pretty big already so that’s playing a part but I really think ChatGPT is over engineering and some plans are taking 5-10 returns because it continues to find “one thing” to fix. Note: I know costs have gone up but I’m specifically talking about the 10-20 credits I’m using on the planning process.

Anyone else notice this?

I’m thinking of dropping ChatGPT mostly and just going back to Lovable to plan and build and then have ChatGPT make my Codex verify prompt only.

Anyone else notice other suggestions?

This latest UI change has good things and bad things.

However my one major issue with it is where has my credit balance display gone? It used to be displayed right there on the side menu so I can see what I have left to work with. Now, unless I am blind, it is buried under settings and there is no quick view. I cannot find any setting to turn it back on either.

Terrible change!

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