Lovable

The world's first AI Fullstack Engineer

4.7•212 reviews•

50K followers

The world's first AI Fullstack Engineer

4.7•212 reviews•

50K followers

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Vibe Coding Tools

The AI Fullstack Engineer that works. Ship lovable full-stack applications 20x faster than by writing code ❤

Lovable Reviews

The community submitted 212 reviews to tell us what they like about Lovable, what Lovable can do better, and more.

4.7

Based on 212 reviews

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Reviewers largely see Lovable as a fast, accessible way to turn ideas into polished MVPs, landing pages, and working web apps, with frequent praise for clean UI, easy prompting, and useful GitHub and Supabase integrations. Several founders say the makers of MindPal, StoryChief.io, and Draftboard used it in their own builds. The main caveat is consistency: many say it struggles on larger, backend-heavy, or iterative projects, sometimes introducing bugs, confusing changes, weak support, and high credit costs.

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Pros

fast prototyping (36)

no code (20)

rapid application development (20)

MVP builder (13)

design capabilities (12)

GitHub integration (11)

frontend development (9)

Supabase integration (9)

user-friendly interface (9)

excellent prompt understanding (5)

Cons

buggy (15)

complexity handling issues (15)

expensive (8)

limited prompts (5)

poor customer support (5)

limited backend support (4)

limited error handling (2)

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•1 review

I tried a lot of AI Coder, i mean a lot. Same, rork, replit, cline, Claude Dev, roo, bubble, v0, Bolt, just to new a few. Dont use lovable. Let me explain why. Lovable is solid for the first few code attempts. It will give you a baseline. You can prompt lovable to make a Website for example. BUT, then you want to make changes or add something, a new page, a form, an image. Lovable can do this theoretically. And then you will have a bug, something is not work correct. Now the Desaster begins. This will happen: 1. You ask lovable to fix the Problem. 2. Lovable will tell you that the issue is now fixed. 3. You realize, its not. 4. start at 1. 5. You will ask for Help. 6. You realize the chatbot is completly outdated. 7. You write an email, and realized the same bot answering the emails. 8. You go to Discord. Open a Support Tickets. 9. You realize there are 0 Humans working in the Support Team. All your tickets will be closed without any Help. 10. You Open another ticket, they close it without any answer. 11. You realize there are 50 people every day asking for refund, because they have the same Problem. I have done this with different Accounts. I even asked for help in the live Sessions in YouTube and also Discord. No Help. No Support. They just want your Money. Fire and forget. Please use another vibe coder. There are Hundrets. Lovable is the worst of all of them. Just don't use it.

What needs improvement

poor customer support (5)buggy (15)

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•1 review

Mixed Feelings – Great at First, But Let Down by Functionality I really wanted to love this platform. The initial hype was everywhere—it kept showing up in my feed, and I saw new startups and even agencies being built on it. So, I finally gave it a shot last week and tested it out on three parked project ideas. • Complex project – failed. • Simple static site – couldn’t generate a basic XML file but insisted it worked. • One-pager – also failed. It couldn’t handle a flow as simple as: create questions → show a paywall → send a document using Resend.com. If you just need a simple static page, it’s actually pretty great—you can connect your domain easily and get something live fast. But the moment you try to go beyond that—add logic, user login, or even prompts longer than 200 characters—it just stops working or ignores you completely. And to be clear, I’m not rage-posting here. I’ve been refining prompts with ChatGPT to make them as clear as possible, but even then, things only barely worked once—if at all.

What needs improvement

limited prompts (5)limited backend support (4)complexity handling issues (15)

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•1 review

I'm using this to develop a very simple series of webpages for team member profiles and the app is barely even able to handle routing for the custom subdomain. Extremely unimpressed by how slow the troubleshooting is. I'm sure things will have improved 3-6 months from now but for now speed of user experience seems to just not be possible with AI product-building tools. As a user of no-code tools I like being able to have an action I can take myself to make a change (tedious but I myself am the driver of the velocity). But when I use Lovable (or its competitors) I lose my train of thought every time an update is being made because it takes more than 10 seconds. It takes 10 seconds or less for me to type the change that I want, so it feels like a huge time suck to spend 50% of my time on the application waiting for the application to respond. Kind of like working with an overwhelmed computer that takes 2 seconds to respond every time you click on something.

What needs improvement

slow performance (1)

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231 views1yr ago

•1 review

I can never, ever get it to work. Every time, I get excited and think, "This time, I'll be able to do it," and I subscribe again. But every single time, I just throw my money away. I've used other applications, and I can confidently say this is the worst. It wastes all your tokens just to create a simple leaderboard. Every time, something doesn't work. It just looks like it's doing something, but it can't even handle the simplest tasks. On your second correction request, it goes into a loop and burns through all your tokens. The applications it fails to create have no algorithm, no actual processing. All I needed was for a user to enter a score and for it to generate a leaderboard based on those scores. Either sign-in didn’t work, or sign-up didn’t work—every time, something was broken. It wasted my money and hours of my time. I was really excited about it and even told a lot of people. And I will talk about it again—but this time, I’ll make sure they never use it. It has a long way to go.

What needs improvement

buggy (15)expensive (8)complexity handling issues (15)

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187 views1yr ago

•1 review

An honest opinion after signing up for the starter plan... I spent most of my credits trying to fix things. I went round and round trying to correct them. The app has good potential, but it needs a lot of work right now. It's not there yet and I don't understand why all the credits someone pays for should go towards fixing things. If you need a simple app, this could work...if you don't dive too deep into the output. I've noticed it works well on the surface but not good when it comes to actually performing. I have faith that eventually it will come around. Right now it's not there. My honest opinion and I'm not paid or have an issue with anyone on the matter.

What needs improvement

buggy (15)complexity handling issues (15)

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52 views2yr ago

Hi @chung_wii! Thank you for taking the time to share your honest feedback — I appreciate your perspective and want to address your concerns directly. First, I’d like to clarify that credits are not deducted for failed builds. We only count credits for successful builds. Also, debugging is a regular part of software development, even with human engineers. That said, we completely understand how frustrating errors can be, and we’re actively working to reduce these issues and make the system even more reliable. While we see a huge majority of our users experiencing significant speedups in their work and successfully building their projects, we know there’s always room for improvement. Your feedback is a valuable part of that process, and we’re taking it seriously as we continue refining the platform. We respect your honest opinion and appreciate the time you’ve spent exploring Lovable. That said, I do feel a 1-star rating doesn’t fully reflect the platform’s capabilities or the potential we’re working hard to achieve. Thank you again for your input, and we hope you’ll revisit Lovable as we continue to improve and grow. All the best, Vibor from Lovable

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2yr ago

•1 review

Bad quality, and bad values. The agents aren't as good as competitors (from my personal experience), and the difference is pretty stark. Worse, Lovable makes it as difficult as possible for users to delete accounts and protect their personal data. I've seen that kinda crap before with big companies like Atlassian, but the fact that Lovable is already doing this so soon after launch seems like a really telling sign about the respect they have for their customers. No wonder their product sucks compared to Bolt and Repl

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•1 review

This is an absolute rip-off. The new AI constantly makes mistake after mistake. I wasted nearly half of my plan just trying to upload an image that turned out to be unusable in edit mode. That’s not acceptable. Don’t charge people for technology that isn’t ready yet. Improve it first, then market it.

What needs improvement

buggy (15)

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24 views1yr ago