Lovable adds memory for your preferences and shows progress when you publish
Source Lovable changelog
At a glance
In its Oct 30 update, Lovable added memory that keeps the preferences, decisions and facts you mention while building and applies them in later conversations. The publish dialog also changed to show progress and what to do next.
Key points
Project memory belongs to one project and is shared by everyone who can edit it, while personal memory applies to every project.
Memory settings show what Lovable remembers in a plain-language summary, which you can correct or switch off.
The publish dialog shows a progress bar during deployment, then the site address with buttons to visit and share it.
It also suggests next steps, such as attracting more visitors or connecting a custom domain.
Why it matters
Lovable remembers what you have said and applies it in later conversations, so you do not have to repeat the same requests.
Original article
Oct 30, 2026
Lovable changelog · Nov 3, 2026, 12:56 AM GMT+9 · docs.lovable.dev
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