What's new in Lovable

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1. New featureNovember 9, 2026Official · Lovable changelog

   Lovable adds Jira, Mailjet and Sentry connectors for apps

   Lovable, an AI app-building tool, added connectors for Jira, Mailjet and Sentry. Apps can now work with Jira issues, send email, and report errors and performance data to Sentry.

   • The Jira connector lets apps search, create and update issues and read sprint information.
   • The Mailjet connector lets apps send email from validated senders and check delivery status.
   • The Sentry connector now works inside apps as well as in project chat.
   • Resend can now be connected by signing in with a Resend account instead of a password.

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2. New featureNovember 9, 2026Official · Lovable changelog

   Lovable Adds Admin Approval Before Enabling Backends on Enterprise Plans

   On Lovable's Enterprise plans, an admin or owner must now approve before a project can turn on backend services. The backend handles an app's database, user accounts, and file storage.

   • A workspace policy can require approval before backend services are enabled.
   • When a member asks for something that needs a backend, an admin approves or denies the request in the Action center.
   • Admins and owners can enable backend services without making a request.
   • Lovable sets up the policy and turns it on at the same time.

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3. New featureNovember 9, 2026Official · Lovable changelog

   Lovable Adds Access Requests for Internal Apps and Connector Activity Tab

   Lovable now lets people outside the audience ask for access to apps published internally. Owners can approve or decline requests from their Inbox. A new Activity tab also shows why connector requests fail.

   • App owners approve or decline access requests from their Inbox.
   • Approved people join the app's audience but get no project access.
   • People who were declined can ask again after 24 hours.
   • The Activity tab shows request status, duration, and success rate.

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4. New featureNovember 9, 2026Official · Lovable changelog

   Lovable Adds PayPal Connection for Apps

   Apps built with Lovable can now connect to a PayPal account. Once connected, they can create checkouts, collect payment after buyers approve orders, issue refunds, and view order details.

   • It works with a PayPal account you already have.
   • It fits shop checkouts, donation pages, ticket sales, and booking deposits.
   • You can add it from Connectors, or ask Lovable in a project to connect it.

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5. New featureNovember 8, 2026Official · Lovable changelog

   Lovable Adds Problem Reporting From MCP Clients

   Users can now report problems to Lovable directly from the AI client connected to the Lovable MCP server. They can ask the client to send a report when a request is misread, a project gets stuck, or a build fails. Sending a report is free.

   • Users can send problem reports to Lovable from an AI client connected to the MCP (a standard way to link AI tools) server.
   • Reports can be sent when a request is misunderstood, a project stalls, or a build fails.
   • There is no cost to send a report.

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6. New featureNovember 5, 2026Official · Lovable changelog

   Lovable adds monitoring of visitor browser errors and a BambooHR connector

   In its Nov 2 update, Lovable extended project monitoring to errors that occur in visitors' browsers. It also added a connector for the HR service BambooHR and a setting to choose whether Lovable personalizes its messages to you.

   • On paid plans, Lovable traces visitor browser errors to the code, shows them in the editor, and emails the owner about important findings.
   • Browser errors are collected only while Visitor analytics is turned on.
   • Apps can connect to BambooHR to look up and update employee records, view the company directory and see who is out of office.
   • You can choose whether your activity is used to personalize messages, which is on by default outside places such as the EU, the UK and Brazil.

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7. New featureNovember 5, 2026Official · Lovable changelog

   Lovable adds Dreaming, which keeps project memory tidy in the background

   In its Nov 4 update, Lovable launched Dreaming, which tidies up project memory in the background on paid plans. Companies that use Google for SSO (signing in to many services with one account) now only have to log in once.

   • Dreaming compares memory and AGENTS.md rules with the code and chat, then fixes or removes what no longer fits.
   • Rules you asked for stay as written, app code is never touched, and it uses no credits.
   • On Business and Enterprise plans that use Google SSO, Lovable no longer asks you to log in again.
   • When you invite outsiders to a published app, the audience list shows each person's email under their name.

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8. New featureNovember 5, 2026Official · Lovable changelog

   Lovable now stores form submissions and follows AGENTS.md files in subfolders

   In its Nov 3 update, Lovable began saving submissions from website forms to a table automatically. It also added a setting on Enterprise plans that keeps projects from being deleted as abandoned, and support for AGENTS.md instructions in subfolders.

   • Ask for a contact, booking or quote form, and submissions are saved to a table whose name Lovable gives in the project chat.
   • Submissions can also arrive by email, sent from a verified sender domain that is set up on a paid plan.
   • On Enterprise plans, a project can be protected so it is never deleted for being inactive.
   • Lovable also reads and follows AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md files (instruction files for the AI) in subfolders.

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9. New featureNovember 3, 2026Official · Lovable changelog

   Lovable can now open a page of your app straight from Chats

   In its Oct 31 update, Lovable added a way to open app pages right from Chats. While chatting, you just ask it to show a specific page of one of your projects.

   • In Chats, you can ask Lovable to show a page from one of your projects.
   • Lovable shows that page in the project preview, placed beside the chat.

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10. New featureNovember 3, 2026Official · Lovable changelog

    Lovable adds memory for your preferences and shows progress when you publish

    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.

    • 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.

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11. New featureNovember 3, 2026Official · Lovable changelog

    Lovable now lets users download a free SBOM for their projects

    In its Nov 1 update, Lovable added a way to download a project's SBOM (software bill of materials). It is available at no cost from the list of dependencies (outside code the app relies on) in the Security view.

    • You can choose between the SPDX 2.3 and CycloneDX 1.5 formats.
    • The file lists the dependencies used in production and their known vulnerabilities.
    • It can be handed to security or purchasing teams or loaded into your own security tools.

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12. New featureNovember 3, 2026Official · Lovable changelog

    Lovable lets users import apps and websites built with other tools

    In its Oct 29 update, Lovable made it possible to bring in projects built with other tools, or existing websites, and keep building them. Users can also start a Deep scan (an in-depth security check) of their app by asking in the project chat.

    • Projects from Replit, Bolt, Base44, v0 or Manus are uploaded as ZIP files, while Wix, Squarespace or Webflow sites only need their address.
    • The first import is free, and later ones use credits like regular building.
    • The Deep scan runs in the background, and when it ends Lovable explains the findings in the chat.
    • The scans themselves are free, but the request and the explanation of results use credits.

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