Lovable Changelog — July 16, 2026 Update, Simplified

TLDR

You can now build internal apps that automatically know who is using them—no extra login screens needed.
There's a new connection to Apollo.io so your apps can pull in sales leads and company data.
You now have more control over which security rules run when scanning your app for vulnerabilities.
This update is all about making it easier to build internal tools for your team. If you are creating apps for your workplace, you can now skip building annoying login screens, connect directly to sales data, and customize how your apps are checked for security flaws.

Automatic logins for internal apps: If you build a tool for your team, it can now automatically recognize whoever is currently logged into Lovable. They don't need to sign in a second time. Your app can instantly grab their name, email, and ID to use however you need. (Note: this is only for Business and Enterprise plans using newer project setups, and it's slowly rolling out to everyone).
Apollo.io connection: You can now link your apps to Apollo.io, a huge database of business contacts and companies. This is perfect if you are building a sales tool, a dashboard to find new customers, or a form that automatically fills in a company's details.
Custom security scans: If you use Wiz to scan your app's code for security problems, you used to just get their default checks. Now, you can type in a specific list of exactly which security rules (called policies) you want it to run. If you type in a rule name that doesn't exist, the system will now clearly warn you that the scan failed instead of just quietly skipping it.

Admins now have a central place to control how apps handle logins. They can manage this under Workspace settings → Privacy & security → App login methods. You don't even need a complicated single sign-on (SSO) setup for this to work.

Previously, if you asked the Wiz security scanner to run a specific rule but typed the name wrong, the scan would just ignore it without telling you. Now, it gives you a visible "Wiz scan failed" warning in your project's Security view so you know exactly what went wrong.

No breaking changes in this release.

Lovable July 16, 2026 Changelog