AI Awareness of being in 'Chat-only' mode
The AI never seems to know when it’s in ‘chat-only’ mode, and will often try to make changes that obviously never get executed. This wastes time. It would be better if the AI always knew what mode it was in.
Mat About 9 hours ago
Bug Hunting
AI Awareness of being in 'Chat-only' mode
The AI never seems to know when it’s in ‘chat-only’ mode, and will often try to make changes that obviously never get executed. This wastes time. It would be better if the AI always knew what mode it was in.
Mat About 9 hours ago
Bug Hunting
Refund "Changed already applied" messages
Often the AI will make changes without realising it’s already made those changes. This tends to happen if something isn’t quite working as you want it to, and task the AI with resolving it, it just makes changes it’s already made. When this happens, it would be good to have the message credit refunded, because the AI didn’t actually make any changes.
Mat About 9 hours ago
💡 Feature Request
Refund "Changed already applied" messages
Often the AI will make changes without realising it’s already made those changes. This tends to happen if something isn’t quite working as you want it to, and task the AI with resolving it, it just makes changes it’s already made. When this happens, it would be good to have the message credit refunded, because the AI didn’t actually make any changes.
Mat About 9 hours ago
💡 Feature Request
Current usage gauge
A simple gauge telling paid users, usage of the service. I noticed that Ai services such as this have widely variable rates of accuracy of code completion. I'm assuming that it's due to how many users are currently accessing the service and not just whether Claude/chatgpt is up or down or experiencing a high load. I noticed on the weekends coding accuracy is not good but on some other days and some other times it's way better for the same task.
Erik About 15 hours ago
Bug Hunting
Current usage gauge
A simple gauge telling paid users, usage of the service. I noticed that Ai services such as this have widely variable rates of accuracy of code completion. I'm assuming that it's due to how many users are currently accessing the service and not just whether Claude/chatgpt is up or down or experiencing a high load. I noticed on the weekends coding accuracy is not good but on some other days and some other times it's way better for the same task.
Erik About 15 hours ago
Bug Hunting
Add our own AI like LLam meta to our project
Be able to add our own AI like LLam meta to our project.
Christopher Holmes About 18 hours ago
💡 Feature Request
Add our own AI like LLam meta to our project
Be able to add our own AI like LLam meta to our project.
Christopher Holmes About 18 hours ago
💡 Feature Request
Typescript bug. Anybody knows how to fix?
Hello guys, so I'm working on a project which is a booking - office management system that I add my projects, clients etc. In the from when I add or edit the client’s details, the cell stops me after I add 1 character and I have to click again and again on the same cell to write something. I asked in any way possible the AI to fix but it can't. I have no idea about coding, so how can I fix this bug?
kostas kkm About 19 hours ago
Bug Hunting
Typescript bug. Anybody knows how to fix?
Hello guys, so I'm working on a project which is a booking - office management system that I add my projects, clients etc. In the from when I add or edit the client’s details, the cell stops me after I add 1 character and I have to click again and again on the same cell to write something. I asked in any way possible the AI to fix but it can't. I have no idea about coding, so how can I fix this bug?
kostas kkm About 19 hours ago
Bug Hunting
Why not use DeepSeekCoder V3?
It would save a lot of money for generation, and it can be passed on to customers in terms of more tokens for day etc.
Prasad Reddy About 20 hours ago
Questions
Why not use DeepSeekCoder V3?
It would save a lot of money for generation, and it can be passed on to customers in terms of more tokens for day etc.
Prasad Reddy About 20 hours ago
Questions
OrientDB as additional backend
Is there a plan to support something other than SupaBase for the backend? I am working on an application that needs graph data and I was exploring OrientDB and if this is possible, that would be great.
Prasad Reddy About 20 hours ago
Integrations
OrientDB as additional backend
Is there a plan to support something other than SupaBase for the backend? I am working on an application that needs graph data and I was exploring OrientDB and if this is possible, that would be great.
Prasad Reddy About 20 hours ago
Integrations
Deploy to our own servers
I understand the benefits of using Netlify and Supabase. But why not allowing us to deploy automatically to CPanel compatible hosting services and VPS? I would envision something like we give certain credentials to Lovable, and lovable takes care of creating a docker container, install all required things for that project to work from that server. Once the connection is done, all deployment happen to that configured server. Many of us are building small apps or MVP`s and having the overhead of Supabase and Netlify is not really needed at this stage. Then we would need to be able to scale up and migrate to more powerful resources logically. Makes sense? Thanks!
User About 22 hours ago
Integrations
Deploy to our own servers
I understand the benefits of using Netlify and Supabase. But why not allowing us to deploy automatically to CPanel compatible hosting services and VPS? I would envision something like we give certain credentials to Lovable, and lovable takes care of creating a docker container, install all required things for that project to work from that server. Once the connection is done, all deployment happen to that configured server. Many of us are building small apps or MVP`s and having the overhead of Supabase and Netlify is not really needed at this stage. Then we would need to be able to scale up and migrate to more powerful resources logically. Makes sense? Thanks!
User About 22 hours ago
Integrations
Code on different branches
Ability to run all updates on a different branch (e.g. dev). before pushing straight to main
benlaval 1 day ago
💡 Feature Request
Code on different branches
Ability to run all updates on a different branch (e.g. dev). before pushing straight to main
benlaval 1 day ago
💡 Feature Request
How to Create a Lovable Project that can connect to a supabase database from another Lovable Project
I want to create the backend admin application for an existing front end application I developed in Lovable which has its supabase database. This backend application should be able to connect to the front-end supabase database to manage admin functions. What would be the procedure to do that?
Javier Muñoz 1 day ago
Questions
How to Create a Lovable Project that can connect to a supabase database from another Lovable Project
I want to create the backend admin application for an existing front end application I developed in Lovable which has its supabase database. This backend application should be able to connect to the front-end supabase database to manage admin functions. What would be the procedure to do that?
Javier Muñoz 1 day ago
Questions
Transparent Capability Assessment: Managing Expectations
Lovable could provide a clearer picture of its capabilities by gauging the complexity of the requested application. For instance, if a user requests a complex simulation with game-like graphics, Lovable could indicate potential limitations or suggest alternative solutions to manage expectations.
Adam Medidjati 1 day ago
💡 Feature Request
Transparent Capability Assessment: Managing Expectations
Lovable could provide a clearer picture of its capabilities by gauging the complexity of the requested application. For instance, if a user requests a complex simulation with game-like graphics, Lovable could indicate potential limitations or suggest alternative solutions to manage expectations.
Adam Medidjati 1 day ago
💡 Feature Request
Confirmation Before Creation: Ensuring User Alignment
It would be beneficial if Lovable sought confirmation before generating the actual application, especially for crucial functionalities. Allowing users to evaluate whether Lovable's interpretation of the desired app aligns with their expectations beforehand would save both time and token consumption.
Adam Medidjati 1 day ago
💡 Feature Request
Confirmation Before Creation: Ensuring User Alignment
It would be beneficial if Lovable sought confirmation before generating the actual application, especially for crucial functionalities. Allowing users to evaluate whether Lovable's interpretation of the desired app aligns with their expectations beforehand would save both time and token consumption.
Adam Medidjati 1 day ago
💡 Feature Request
WalletConnect is now ReOwn
Please update your protocol to assist with Web3modal integration by updating the instructions and it may help to advise people building for web3 to start by adding a wallet ti their device or browser
Karmigo Jones 2 days ago
Integrations
WalletConnect is now ReOwn
Please update your protocol to assist with Web3modal integration by updating the instructions and it may help to advise people building for web3 to start by adding a wallet ti their device or browser
Karmigo Jones 2 days ago
Integrations
Understanding the Difference in Enter Key Behavior for Japanese IME Users
Hi Lovable Develop Team, I’d like to bring up a user experience issue regarding the behavior of the Enter key for Japanese IME (Input Method Editor) users, which differs significantly from how it is typically used in global web services. ### Key Difference: - In Japanese IME, the Enter key is primarily used to confirm text conversion. For example, when a user types “こんにちは” (hello), they use Enter to confirm the chosen text from the conversion list. - However, in most web services, the Enter key is mapped to trigger actions like message sending or form submission. This mismatch can lead to confusion or unintended actions for Japanese users. For instance, while typing in a chatbox, pressing Enter prematurely might send an incomplete or incorrect message instead of confirming the desired text. ### Technical Explanation: Japanese IME operates with two states: 1. Unconfirmed State: The user is selecting a conversion candidate for their input. 2. Confirmed State: The input is finalized when Enter is pressed. This means Japanese IME users rely on Enter to complete their input process, which is different from the direct input behavior in languages like English. ### Suggestions for Improvement: To accommodate Japanese users, here are a few potential solutions: 1. Alternative Submit Key: Use Ctrl+Enter or Cmd+Enter for sending messages or submitting forms. This approach is user-friendly for multilingual environments. 2. Locale Detection: Detect the user’s locale or input method, and adjust the Enter key behavior dynamically. For example, allow Enter to finalize text input for Japanese IME users while using Shift+Enter for sending messages. 3. Customizable Settings: Provide users with an option to configure the Enter key behavior according to their preferences. ### Why This Matters: Improving this interaction can significantly enhance the user experience for Japanese users, who may otherwise feel frustrated by accidental submissions. Many global services like Google and Microsoft already implement similar considerations for Japanese IME users. If you need further clarification or examples, I’m happy to provide more details! Best regards,
小林将 3 days ago
Bug Hunting
Understanding the Difference in Enter Key Behavior for Japanese IME Users
Hi Lovable Develop Team, I’d like to bring up a user experience issue regarding the behavior of the Enter key for Japanese IME (Input Method Editor) users, which differs significantly from how it is typically used in global web services. ### Key Difference: - In Japanese IME, the Enter key is primarily used to confirm text conversion. For example, when a user types “こんにちは” (hello), they use Enter to confirm the chosen text from the conversion list. - However, in most web services, the Enter key is mapped to trigger actions like message sending or form submission. This mismatch can lead to confusion or unintended actions for Japanese users. For instance, while typing in a chatbox, pressing Enter prematurely might send an incomplete or incorrect message instead of confirming the desired text. ### Technical Explanation: Japanese IME operates with two states: 1. Unconfirmed State: The user is selecting a conversion candidate for their input. 2. Confirmed State: The input is finalized when Enter is pressed. This means Japanese IME users rely on Enter to complete their input process, which is different from the direct input behavior in languages like English. ### Suggestions for Improvement: To accommodate Japanese users, here are a few potential solutions: 1. Alternative Submit Key: Use Ctrl+Enter or Cmd+Enter for sending messages or submitting forms. This approach is user-friendly for multilingual environments. 2. Locale Detection: Detect the user’s locale or input method, and adjust the Enter key behavior dynamically. For example, allow Enter to finalize text input for Japanese IME users while using Shift+Enter for sending messages. 3. Customizable Settings: Provide users with an option to configure the Enter key behavior according to their preferences. ### Why This Matters: Improving this interaction can significantly enhance the user experience for Japanese users, who may otherwise feel frustrated by accidental submissions. Many global services like Google and Microsoft already implement similar considerations for Japanese IME users. If you need further clarification or examples, I’m happy to provide more details! Best regards,
小林将 3 days ago
Bug Hunting
Allow NOSTR as a backend alternative
Supabase is cool but for new devs i’ve heard NOSTR is easy to get started with so can it be added as an alternative to using Supabase? See: https://github.com/aljazceru/awesome-nostr and a simple walk through here: https://youtu.be/4qOVxq9lUbs and here: https://youtu.be/O9bzEvv-oFE
User 3 days ago
Integrations
Allow NOSTR as a backend alternative
Supabase is cool but for new devs i’ve heard NOSTR is easy to get started with so can it be added as an alternative to using Supabase? See: https://github.com/aljazceru/awesome-nostr and a simple walk through here: https://youtu.be/4qOVxq9lUbs and here: https://youtu.be/O9bzEvv-oFE
User 3 days ago
Integrations
Social media API connection
Suggesteing adding social media API integration to your platform. Integrating APIs from platforms like Facebook, Tiktok, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, and others would enable users to be able to build more projects around social media activities directly from your AI platform.
Ajetomobi Ifeoluwa 3 days ago
Integrations
Social media API connection
Suggesteing adding social media API integration to your platform. Integrating APIs from platforms like Facebook, Tiktok, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, and others would enable users to be able to build more projects around social media activities directly from your AI platform.
Ajetomobi Ifeoluwa 3 days ago
Integrations