Made with Lovable is a curated directory for showcasing apps and websites built with the Lovable AI tool. According to official information, the purpose of the site is to showcase outstanding projects built with Lovable, submitted by creators, and automatically verified to ensure the projects are indeed built on Lovable.
Purpose and positioning
The directory is aimed at users, developers, and creators interested in Lovable. Visitors can browse apps and websites made by others with Lovable, get inspiration, and see what creators have released this week. The directory also provides a project submission feature; submissions are currently free, and paid options are also available for greater exposure. The site emphasizes that it only includes projects built with Lovable and is equipped with automatic verification; if a project no longer runs on Lovable, it will be marked on the project page; if a project is offline, the listing will be retained but the link removed and marked as offline.
Main capabilities and content sections
The directory includes the following sections:
- Featured projects: manually selected builds worth a look.
- Latest projects: the latest projects released by the community.
- Browse by category: such as tools and utilities, artificial intelligence, and more.
- Browse by use case: real examples such as startup websites, personal websites, and more.
- Join the Made with Lovable community: showcasing some of the creators using Lovable.
- Free tools for builders: tools that can be used without registration, including:
- Lovable Credit Estimator: see how many credits a landing page, brochure, or web app typically consumes, and which Pro plan is more suitable.
- Lovable Security Checker: before facing real users, check whether the public frontend leaks API keys, exposes .env files, or lacks security headers.
- Lovable Prompt Generator: describe an idea and get a structured first prompt, a mini product spec, and step-by-step follow-up prompts.
How to use
Visitors canBrowse projects in the directory directly and click to view details. Creators can recommend their own projects by submitting a form; it is currently free, and there are also paid exposure options. The website offers a news subscription, and users can subscribe to get the latest projects and updates. To get in touch, you can use hello@madewithlovable.com.
Frequently asked questions about Lovable
The official materials include an explanation of Lovable: Lovable is a tool that helps users build websites with AI, and its official website is lovable.dev. It allows web apps to be built through simple prompts, such as habit trackers, SaaS tools, and interactive dashboards. It uses React, TypeScript, and Supabase, supports features such as user login and payments, and is suitable for rapid prototyping or commercial websites. It is not suitable for mobile apps or heavy backend systems, but it performs excellently on fast, scalable web projects. Lovable.dev starts free, with up to 5 messages per day, suitable for testing small projects; paid plans start at about $25 per month, unlocking extra features such as more messages, private work, and code editing, but pricing may change, so you need to check the latest information on the official website.
The FAQ also covers comparisons with other tools:
- Compared with Cursor: Lovable excels at quickly building web apps from scratch without code, suitable for beginners or rapid prototyping; Cursor is suitable for developers to use AI to edit and improve existing code in a powerful IDE, and is more powerful but requires some coding knowledge.
- Compared with Bolt: Lovable often wins because of its user-friendly interface and stronger design quality, especially for web apps; Bolt is faster and suitable for rapid full-stack prototyping, but some people think it is not polished enough.
- Compared with Replit: Lovable has a simpler interface and better UI design, suitable for rapid web apps or beginners; Replit provides more control and debugging help, suitable for complex projects or coders.
Other information includes: multilingual websites can be built with Lovable, but you need to add extra columns in the database or save translations and text in different files. Lovable's CEO and founder is Anton Osika, a software engineer living in Stockholm, Sweden. MLP (Minimum Lovable Product) is a simple version of a product that users will enjoy using, and it is a good way to test a product's potential.
Limitations and notes
The directory only lists projects built with Lovable, with automatic verification; mislabeling can be resolved by contacting us. Submission is currently free, and there are also paid exposure options. Pricing and plans may change, so you need to check the Lovable official website. The materials do not provide the directory's own traffic, user scale, or other specific data not mentioned.
