Lovable Reviews & Product Details

Since I work as a product manager in a company, for me this service allows for quick testing of ideas that can be dynamically tested and understand whether the user will really enjoy the planned feature. What's cool is the thesis: an automatic system for working out the project's protection, this is a must-have when launching in production. There is an opportunity to receive daily development credits. It already works really fast and the assistant in the form of a chat offers cool product solutions to mine =) Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It would be great to create a function similar to automatic protection — namely, writing autotests for the functionality so that there are no breakdowns when making improvements. Or an autotesting system (maybe it exists =)) Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I deeply value Lovable's ability to integrate solutions easily, which significantly simplifies my workflow when developing solutions for companies. This ease of integration with the backend and artificial intelligence allows me to automate processes effectively, something that is essential in my field of work. My passion for Lovable is not just for its practical functionalities, but also for the revolutionary capability it offers to create and sell systems and solutions, enhancing my efficiency and profit. The fact that I have managed to sell an HR indicators system and multiple solutions to different companies is proof of this. I truly appreciate how Lovable has enabled me to reach new financial heights, something I never imagined before. This, combined with the use of other tools like ChatGPT, further enhances the results I can offer to my clients. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I found the initial setup of Lovable very difficult and it consumed a lot of credits, which is still a problem I face. Spending credits when using the chat mode is something I believe should not happen. Furthermore, the cost for us Brazilians makes the use of the tool very expensive. This limits my ability to make the most of the resources offered by Lovable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

For the first few days using Lovable, it's like magic. You ask it to build something, and it does. You can build semi-functional prototypes very quickly just by prompting it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Everything else. It's marketed as everything you need to build fully-functional software that people will love. But it's not capable of this -- like many products powered by LLMs: It lies. It forgets things it knew a minute ago. It makes predictable coding errors.It gets basic math wrong (it underestimated OpenAI and Google Places API costs by 5-6x, costing me $1k+).

My experience with 3-4 different projects follows a similar pattern: they start promisingly, then devolve into non-functional messes that are FUBAR'ed -- as a non-coder, there's simply now way I can prompt Lovable to unf*ck its own creation.

This leaves me with projects that never meet acceptance, despite investing hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars working with Lovable.

I honestly wish I had never tried it -- I would still have nothing to show, but I'd have lots of money and months of my life back. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It is very fast, accurate, and dependable. The engineering and construction are excellent. I would highly recommend it to every developer, whether working individually or as part of a team. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's great that you can get a domain for free, as it really helps a lot of people start their websites without any cost. However, the option for anyone to remix every project is a bit concerning to me. When you're building an enterprise-level app in its early stages, you want to keep it private, just for yourself. Also, the edit label at the bottom left of the page makes me a little uneasy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Lovable.dev has truly transformed my experience. It enabled me to turn my ideas into reality without needing any coding skills. I enjoy being able to work on my project daily, making changes and trying out new things whenever I want, all at my own speed. The freedom from having to hire developers or rely on others to make progress is incredible. Lovable has made creating something uniquely mine both straightforward and empowering. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main improvement I’d like to see in the future is a simpler process for deploying apps directly to the Google Play and Apple App Store—this feature would make the experience truly perfect. Additionally, I’ve noticed that sometimes making a change can use up a lot of credits, especially when it unintentionally alters something we didn’t want to change. Over time, we do learn how to prompt more effectively, but this learning process can be costly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I've known about Lovable for a while now, but I only recently started using it for real projects. My first project was based on a set of screenshots taken from a Webflow project of mine, and with a simple initial prompt, I had already ported 80% of the original project. After about two hours of iteration and tweaking, and connecting to Github and IntelliJ for final adjustments, I was able to connect with Resend and Stripe, and voilà, the project is in production. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some advanced features, like native database support, are still under development. While the existing capabilities are already strong, I’m looking forward to seeing more backend flexibility and deeper integration options in future updates. Another important aspect of the platform is having a structured project, category, and template area, with support for various filters, such as style, color, and functionality. This would allow for easy search and ideation for new projects. I'm sure this will be available soon. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Lovable has been the perfect collaboration partner for turning my ambitious idea—an AI-driven Latin learning platform—into reality. As someone with a strong vision but no formal coding background, I’ve found the platform intuitive, flexible, and surprisingly powerful. The interface makes it easy to see your app take shape, while the AI feels more like a creative partner than a tool—helping design database relationships, generate logic, and troubleshoot code in real time. I especially appreciate how quickly I can move from concept to working prototype without getting bogged down in syntax or configuration. For non-technical founders and educators like me, Lovable bridges the gap between imagination and implementation. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes the AI can hit a wall and loop on the same idea or error—something I’ve seen happen in other AI platforms too—and it can be hard to know how to prompt it to get unstuck. When that happens, progress slows until I reframe the request or rebuild a section. More guidance on how to help the AI “get over the hump,” or built-in recovery options when it stalls, would make the experience even smoother. Still, these moments are outweighed by how powerful and collaborative Lovable is overall—it’s opening the door for non-coders to build serious, intelligent applications from the ground up. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

setting up frameworks, connecting component libraries, and writing boilerplate code for simple UI elements.It truly is the ultimate tool for accelerating the entire initial phase of web development. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

when the generated code needs very niche, complex optimizations or deep integration with external, custom APIs.The AI is brilliant at general structure and common components, but when I need to handle large, proprietary documentation for a unique integration, the 'chat' needs to be too specific Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the fact that I can work with it using my knowledge, it's definitely an engaging experience (as a Software Engineer) to read the code and work with it's flaws. Communication with it is like talking to a person directly, and it understands what I have explained well enough. The way it breaks my requests down is well put, though sometimes I feel like I need to be extra detailed to explain my idea, and that is definitely never a bother. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The credits consumption is frustrating, sometimes for the smallest tasks, specially when it's not done well, I heavily suggest that we get a function that either returns credits in case a user didn't get what they asked for, or possibly a more fairer method of consuming credits based on requests. It's only my opinion, and I might be wrong on it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The interface is very pleasant and ergonomic, it's a breeze to use Lovable. We would like to know the carbon consumption before using it more often! The connection with Supabase and Github is very easy and intuitive. No need to know code! I was able to easily connect my domain name on Lovable simply by logging into one.com, which hosts my site. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I have sometimes been frustrated when I asked for specific modifications. Fortunately, the "Edit" mode allows you to modify text areas without AI, but it could be more extensive. When I started creating a database and a private space accessible to users, I thought I could do it, but in the end, I couldn't make it reliable, as I'm not a developer. So I asked my developer to retrieve the Lovable code via Github. I couldn't configure a mail sending service to create user access via standard SMTP mail, or with Resend, even though it seemed doable. To make it secure, an automatic widget would be needed, which will surely come one day! I don't regret anything, because we saved a lot of time on design and user experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.