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Oct 26, 2025 · 12:09 AM UTC
Did you know that Lovable apps can sync to your GitHub and Supabase instances?
🇱 My 2 cents on @Lovable in Nov 2025:
1. Great for internal tools, prototyping, demos on-site with clients/partners, very early MVPs
2. Definitely NOT recommended for public use (for all the vibe coding reasons and surprises under the hood - such as the supabase keys in the .env file in the repository)
👾 I run internal scrapers, UI wrappers on content assistants, visualization UI (charts/filtered tables) and more within a few Lovable apps. It's easier and faster to launch certain integrations - like Apify for specific integrations or Resend for email auth compared to copilots.
But I also find leaking API keys and passwords in HTTP requests or scripts in various Lovable apps I get sent over from dozens of people in the industry.
Even if an audit passes, any upcoming update can override that, easily.
The GitHub integration is pretty helpful in that sense - doing a standalone, external audit, and passing additional linters/hinters and scanners for production versions. Having said that, this workflow moves toward a more traditional CI/CD pipeline management, and far from the wishful thinking, prompting roller-coaster of the early days.
Bottom line:
Vibe coding has a ton of use in practice today.
Not the type of "replacing developers for building SaaS or websites" at all.
But sooner than later, specific SOPs and actions will be ran by Lovable, Replit, Bolt flows.
- Some people build sample charts and dashboards in Excel.
- Some do this in Webflow or a WordPress with plugins.
- Some use Bubble or a Figma sites.
- Some elevate to Google Sheets connected to BigQuery or an Airtable.
Today, some package this in Lovable, over a 30-minute client screen sharing call, going over requirements for an early prototype that would otherwise take a couple of weeks and human revisions.
@antonosika, @ElenaVerna and team are moving so fast it's unbelievable.
(And my favorite prototyping perk is iterating on the go. Creating new revisions on the go during an event or in the elevator? Wild.)
