Lovable July 21, 2026 Changelog

This update is all about sharing and connecting. It gives Business and Enterprise teams a safer way to show their work to outside clients, and it gives everyone new tools to make their apps smarter and packed with more live data.

What's new

• Invite outsiders to view your apps: When you publish an app, you used to have to choose between making it totally public or keeping it locked to your team. Now, you can use a "Custom" setting to invite specific people by email. They get a link to sign in and view your app (they'll get an "EXT" tag next to their name so you know they aren't part of your core team). If you run a company, your admins can easily turn off this feature if they want to keep things strictly internal.
• Gemini 3.6 Flash AI model: You can now power your app's AI features with Google's newest fast-thinking model. It's really flexible—it can look at text, images, audio, and video, and reply with text.
• Apify connector: Apify is a tool that gathers data from websites (like a digital web scraper). Connecting it to your app lets you do things like track prices across the internet or automatically collect research.
• Tally connector: Tally is a tool for making online forms. This connector lets your app automatically read form submissions, update forms, and trigger actions the moment someone hits "submit." It's great for building feedback dashboards or lead capture tools.

Improvements

• Smarter sharing drafts: When you update who can view your app, Lovable saves those changes as a draft first. The invite emails are only sent out when you officially hit "publish," so you don't accidentally invite someone to an unfinished project.
• Better admin tracking: Workspace admins now get alerts in their dashboard (Workspace insights) if any of their team's private apps are being viewed by outside guests.

Fixes

No fixes were highlighted in this release.

Breaking changes

No breaking changes in this release.