Lovable said Deutsche Telekom had gone live with Lovable apps running in its own AWS account. The announcement included the customer deployment as an example of the new enterprise deployment option.

On October 14, Lovable announced Growth Tools, which lets users ask for help finding customers and build and carry out growth plans across marketing channels. The company said the feature was available on Free, Pro, and Business plans.

Lovable announced Deploy on AWS in private preview, allowing enterprise teams to run apps in their own AWS accounts. The announcement describes deploying apps while keeping data and security controls in the customer’s AWS environment.

Lovable announced that it is working with Microsoft to let companies publish apps built with Lovable into their own Microsoft tenants, with Microsoft sign-in and IT controls. The integration uses Microsoft's Copilot Managed Runtime, which was rolling out in public preview; Microsoft 365 and Fabric connections were available on Lovable plans at the time of the announcement.

Lovable announced that users can chat with the platform for free to explore ideas, work with connected tools, and get help with existing apps. Free, Pro, and Business workspaces were given a daily free chat allowance; image or video generation and work handed off to Plan or Build still use credits.

Lovable announced that it acquired Sutro, whose team had built a language, compiler, and backend platform designed to make application behavior and rules explicit. Sutro founder Tomas Halgas and three Sutro engineers joined Lovable to improve explainability, security, and trust in software built with the platform.

Lovable announced its Creator Program, aimed at helping creators build, run, and grow businesses with the platform. The program was publicly promoted on September 15, 2026.

Lovable announced a partnership with Salesforce that connects Lovable-built apps and agents to Salesforce Headless 360, Slack, and installable agents. The integration supports reading and writing Salesforce records such as Accounts, Contacts, Leads, Cases, and Opportunities, while preserving Salesforce permissions and identity controls.

Lovable announced the gradual rollout of OJ, a new preview engine intended to make previews faster and more efficient. The company reported that median time to a usable app fell from 17.4 seconds to 8.0 seconds and median sandbox acquisition time from 14.5 seconds to 3.0 seconds.

Lovable highlighted Kedde’s Kbag logistics product as a customer case study. Kbag launched with one crane truck in spring 2026 and grew fivefold to five trucks within three months, while expanding from consumer service into B2B customers.

Lovable introduced its Partner Program for experts and solution providers. The program offers certification, discovery through a partner directory, and the ability for partners to earn from business they bring to Lovable.

Lovable announced custom connectors that let workspaces turn REST APIs into app and chat connectors. Custom MCP servers can also bring MCP-compatible tools into Lovable as context.

Lovable introduced Drafts, allowing teams to create parallel versions of a project with separate chat and previews before publishing changes to the live app. Live applications and their data remain unchanged until a draft is accepted and published.

Lovable announced that its platform now builds with Fable 5.1, an updated model focused on improving existing applications. Lovable reported up to 17% better performance on difficult iterative tasks, 31% lower cost, and a 3.5% improvement in visual design quality versus Fable 5.

Lovable announced a $400 million Series C funding round at a $13.3 billion valuation. The round was led by Menlo Ventures and co-led by the Scaleup Europe Fund, managed by EQT, with participation from additional investors across Europe, Latin America, Asia, and the United States.

Lovable launched functionality that lets users make their Lovable apps available inside ChatGPT, Claude, and other AI tools.

Lovable introduced subagents that can research, explore, and search projects in parallel, improving the platform’s ability to handle multiple tasks.

Lovable announced a partnership with Aikido to provide builders with more affordable penetration testing capabilities.

Lovable announced a $330 million Series B at a $6.6 billion valuation, led by CapitalG and Menlo Ventures’ Anthology fund, with participation from several strategic and returning investors.