The Lovable agency.Prompt to production.
Lovable turns a prompt into a full-stack app in minutes, but handed to real users that prototype leaks data and breaks on edge cases. We build your app with Lovable, then harden it past the prototype: real data model, auth, RLS, and the integrations that make it a product.
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GeminiA Lovable agency ships the production app, not the demo.
Anyone can prompt a working screen. Structuring the build, closing the security gaps, and wiring it into your stack so real users and real data are safe behind it is a different job. Here are the four things we own.
- Build
Your app built with Lovable, from prompt to working product
A working demo isn't a product. We use Lovable to build your full-stack app fast (React and Tailwind frontend, Supabase backend, auth and database), then we structure it so it holds: a real data model instead of flat tables, named components instead of one giant page, clear prompts that don't drift. You get the speed of vibe coding with an app that's actually built to extend, not a screenshot that breaks on the second feature.
See a typical build - Production hardening
Hardened past the prototype, ready for real users
This is where most Lovable apps fall over. We close the gaps a prompt won't: row-level security so users can't read each other's data, auth and roles that actually enforce, the edge cases (empty states, errors, race conditions) that demos skip, and the exposed keys and rules that turn a slick prototype into a breach. We make the app safe to put real users and real data behind, not just safe to record a video of.
See the method - Integration
Wired into your stack, Supabase, Stripe and your tools
An app that lives alone is half a product. We connect your Lovable app to the systems your business runs on: Supabase edge functions for the logic Lovable shouldn't own, Stripe for payments, your CRM and email, webhooks and automations, GitHub sync so the code isn't trapped in one editor. With a custom domain and real environments, it stops being a demo link and becomes part of how you operate.
See the integrations - Enablement & ops
Your team keeps shipping, and we're honest about the limits
Lovable is great until the app outgrows it. We train your team to prompt it well, structure projects, and read the generated code, so you keep moving without us. And we tell you the truth: where Lovable is the right tool, and where a feature is better off in custom code or a graduated stack. We're an automation and AI agency first, so we can take you past Lovable when the product demands it.
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We build with Lovable like engineers, not demo-makers.
Most Lovable apps die the same way: a slick prototype shipped to real users, then a leaked database, a broken edge case, and a data model that has to be rebuilt to add the second feature. So we treat it like real software: structured from the first prompt, hardened with auth and RLS, integrated into your stack, and handed to a team that can keep shipping safely.
- Audit · map what you're building, who the users are, and where the prototype breaks
- Build · the app in Lovable, structured with a real data model and clean prompts
- Harden · auth, RLS, edge functions, security and the edge cases demos skip
- Integrate · Stripe, Supabase, your tools, a custom domain and GitHub sync
We ship Lovable apps to real users, then own the gaps.
We don't sell a partner tier. We build with Lovable and put the result in front of real users, so we know exactly where a prompt stops and real engineering starts: the data model, auth, row-level security, the keys that can't sit on the client. That's exactly what's missing when a project ends at the demo that looked great in the recording.
- We build with Lovable and ship the result to real users, so we know exactly where a prompt stops and real engineering has to start.
- Production-first by default: data model, auth, RLS and security wired in, not bolted on after a user finds the hole.
- You leave autonomous: GitHub sync on, the code is yours, your team can keep prompting and editing without us.
- Honest about the ceiling. When a feature belongs in custom code, we say so and build it, instead of forcing it through a tool it doesn't fit.
Lovable at the front, real engineering behind it.
We build the parts that turn a prompted prototype into a product you can put real users and real money behind, then connect it to how your business runs. Here's what a real build covers.
- Setup
Data model & schema
We design the Supabase schema your app actually needs (relations, constraints, indexes) instead of the flat tables a prompt generates, so it scales past the demo without a painful rebuild.
- Setup
Auth, roles & RLS
We set up authentication, roles and row-level security so users only see their own data, admins have real access, and your database isn't one misconfigured policy away from a leak.
- Setup
Edge functions & logic
We move the logic Lovable shouldn't own into Supabase edge functions: payments, sensitive operations, third-party calls, kept off the client where keys and rules can't be tampered with.
- Setup
Payments & integrations
We wire Stripe for payments and connect your CRM, email, webhooks and automations, so the app does real work in your stack instead of sitting as a standalone link.
- Setup
GitHub sync & environments
We turn on GitHub sync so the code isn't trapped in the editor, set up a custom domain and real environments, and keep a path to custom code for anything Lovable can't carry.
- Setup
Security & QA pass
Before launch we run a security and QA pass: exposed keys, RLS gaps, broken access control, empty and error states, the things a happy-path demo never surfaces and real users hit on day one.
We map your product and where it breaks, you leave with a plan.
Before quoting anything, we take 60 minutes to look at what you're building, who the users are, and where the prototype will fall over under real load. You leave with an honest read on what Lovable can carry, what has to be hardened, and what belongs in custom code. Zero pitch, just an engineer's take on your product.
- An honest read on what Lovable can and can't carry
- The data model and security gaps to close first
- The integrations worth wiring in
- A frank take on where it needs custom code
How we run a Lovable build.
Five steps, in order. We don't ship a prototype to real users before the security and data model are sorted, we don't skip the edge cases, and your team owns the code at the end. Each step has a deliverable and you sign off before we move on.
- Step 1 · Product audit
Map what you're building and where it breaks
We sit down with you and look at the real product: who the users are, what data they touch, what has to be secure, what has to scale. We check whether Lovable is the right tool for the whole thing or just the front of it. Half the value is telling you upfront where the prototype will break under real users, so you don't ship a demo and discover the cliff in production.
- Step 2 · Build it right
Build the app with a real data model, not flat tables
We build in Lovable fast, but structured: a Supabase schema with real relations and constraints, named components instead of one sprawling page, prompts written so the AI doesn't drift and undo last week's work. You get vibe-coding speed with an app that's actually built to extend. You see it working early and sign off before we harden it.
- Step 3 · Harden for production
Close the gaps a prompt won't
This is the step the demos skip and the breaches come from. We set up auth, roles and row-level security so users can't read each other's data, move sensitive logic into edge functions off the client, handle the empty states, errors and race conditions, and hunt down exposed keys and broken access control. The app becomes safe to put real users and real money behind.
- Step 4 · Integrate
Wire it into Stripe, Supabase and your stack
We connect the app to the systems your business runs on: Stripe for payments, Supabase edge functions for the logic that can't live on the client, your CRM, email, webhooks and automations. We turn on GitHub sync so the code isn't trapped, set up a custom domain and real environments. It stops being a demo link and becomes part of how you operate.
- Step 5 · Enable & hand over
Train your team, then get out of the way
We train your team to prompt Lovable well, structure projects, and read the generated code so you keep shipping without us. The code is yours, synced to GitHub. If you want to go deeper, our AI build training covers prompting, Supabase and the production gaps end to end. And we'll be straight with you about when the product has outgrown Lovable and a feature belongs in custom code.
We're judged on the apps that hold up.
No partner badge to display, so we lead with what matters: feedback from the teams whose Lovable apps we built and hardened, and whether those apps held up once real users were behind them. Our Trustpilot reviews come from those teams, not from a marketing deck.
- The code lives in your GitHub, owned by your team
- Data model, auth and RLS wired before real users touch it
- Security and edge cases handled, not skipped for the demo
- Trustpilot reviews come from the teams we built for
The questions we get asked on repeat.
What does a Lovable agency actually do?
A Lovable agency builds your app with Lovable fast, then hardens it past the prototype so it survives real users. We structure the build with a proper Supabase data model and clean components, then close the gaps a prompt won't: auth, roles, row-level security, edge functions for sensitive logic, the error and edge cases demos skip, and the exposed keys that turn a slick prototype into a breach. We also wire it into Stripe and your stack, turn on GitHub sync so the code is yours, and tell you honestly where Lovable stops being the right tool.How much does a Lovable project cost?
It depends on scope: a structured MVP build is nothing like hardening an existing app, wiring payments and integrations, and taking it to production. We don't throw out a flat package. We start with a free 60-minute audit to see what you're really building and where it'll break, then quote a fixed scope. The Lovable subscription itself you pay Lovable directly; we set the project up so you're not burning credits on rework and the bill stays predictable.Is an app built with Lovable safe for production?
Not by default, and that's most of the job. A prompt gives you a working frontend, but it won't reliably set up row-level security, enforce roles, keep keys off the client, or handle the edge cases real users hit. We do a security and QA pass: RLS so users can't read each other's data, auth and roles that actually enforce, sensitive logic moved into Supabase edge functions, exposed keys and broken access control closed. Vibe coding gets you fast to a demo; production needs the gaps closed first.What can you actually build with Lovable?
Lovable turns a plain-language prompt into a full-stack web app: React and Tailwind frontend, Supabase backend with database and auth, deploy config, all generated by AI running on Anthropic's Claude. It's strong for MVPs and prototypes, internal tools, dashboards and admin panels, CRUD apps and interactive landing pages. We build those with you and structure them to extend. For anything heavier, we'll tell you where it needs custom code instead of forcing it through the tool.Can you integrate our Lovable app with Stripe and our tools?
Yes, that's where it becomes a real product. We wire Stripe for payments, use Supabase edge functions for the logic that can't live on the client, and connect your CRM, email, webhooks and automations. We turn on GitHub sync so the code isn't trapped in the editor, set up a custom domain and real environments. The goal is an app that does real work inside your stack, not a standalone demo link you share and hope nobody pokes at.Can you take over and fix an app we already built in Lovable?
Yes, and it's a common ask. People build something promising in Lovable, then hit the wall: it's slow, the data model is a mess, auth leaks, every new prompt breaks something else. We audit the project, restructure the schema and components, close the security and RLS gaps, and get it into a state your team can keep building on. If parts of it are better off rebuilt in custom code, we'll say so and handle that too, rather than patching around a bad foundation.When is Lovable NOT the right tool?
When the product needs heavy custom logic, real-time at scale, complex integrations, or strict compliance, Lovable can become more friction than leverage. It's excellent for getting from idea to a working, secured app fast (MVPs, internal tools, dashboards, CRUD). It's the wrong call as the permanent home for a complex, high-scale product. We'll tell you upfront where it fits and where you should graduate a feature to custom code, instead of selling you a tool for a job it doesn't do well.Will we be locked in, or can our team keep building?
You keep building. We turn on GitHub sync so the generated code lives in your repo, not trapped in one editor, and the project is yours. We train your team to prompt Lovable well, structure new features, and read the generated code so they keep shipping without us. If you later want to move a feature, or the whole app, into custom code, the path is open because the code is already in your hands. No lock-in to us and a clear exit from the tool when you need it.
Stop shipping the demo. Ship the production app.
A 60-minute audit, your product mapped, a build plan with the security and data model baked in. If your team can run it in-house after the build, we'll hand you the playbook. If we're the right fit, we handle it.