AI made it easy to build. It hasn't made it safe to rely on.
Teams are building their own apps now, and that's a good thing. Left as they are, they end up where spreadsheets did: useful to the person who built them, and joined to nothing else.
We built it ourselves. Now it needs to talk to our CRM and our finance system.
Anyone with the link can get in.
We're not sure who can see which records.
Only the person who built it knows how it works.
We start by sorting what you've built
Most Lovable builds hold more that's worth keeping than people expect. The review sorts it, so the work goes where it's needed.
Sorted: keep, harden, rebuild, retire
- KeepSound as it is
- Screens and layout
- The core workflow
- Most of the copy
- HardenMake it safe
- Sign-in
- Access rules
- Secrets in the code
- Error handling
- RebuildWon't stand up live
- Data model
- Integrations
- File uploads
- RetireNo longer needed
- Test pages
- Unused features
Connected to the rest of your business
In production, your app stops standing on its own. It signs people in with their work accounts and passes information to and from the systems you already run.
- Your appIn production
- Work sign-inMicrosoft 365 or Google
- CRMCustomers kept in step
- FinanceInvoices without re-keying
- EmailSent from the app
- Your dataIn your region, with rules
- ReportingLive figures
The production standard we build to
The same standard as every web app we build.
- Next.js on Vercel, in the region you choose
- Supabase, with the access rules held in the database itself
- Sign-in with your work accounts, and roles for who sees what
- GitHub as the route every change takes: reviewed, scanned and previewed first
- Errors and usage watched with Sentry and PostHog
- Code and its dependencies scanned for weaknesses with Aikido
What clients say about working with us
Questions about taking a Lovable app to production
No. We start from your build and keep everything that's sound. You can keep prototyping new ideas in Lovable alongside the production app.
Yes. We prototype in Lovable, and take Lovable-built apps through to production on the same stack as every web app we build.
