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Lovable Agency -- Ship Your Lovable App for Real Users

Lovable got you a working prototype in days. We are the agency that makes it safe, fast, and maintainable -- or rebuilds it right when the platform ceiling arrives.

Lovable builds a working prototype fast, but shipping to real users requires row-level security, stable CI/CD, and code you can actually maintain. We audit your Lovable output, fix the gaps, and either harden it in place or migrate it to a Next.js codebase when the platform can no longer keep up.

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48 hours

Security audit turnaround

RLS, exposed keys, auth, and payments checked

$3K-$8K

Typical hardening pass

Fixed quote after the audit, no hourly drift

5,000+

Sites shipped since 2012

Senior team, not a prompt-only shop

A Lovable agency is a dev team that actually specializes in apps built with Lovable -- not "we've poked at it once," but a team that lives in that ecosystem daily. What that means in practice: we audit your generated app for security gaps, harden it so real users don't break things (or worse, exploit them), extend it with features the generator simply can't produce, and rebuild it on a conventional stack once you've genuinely hit the platform ceiling. We've worked on 50+ sites in this space, and the pattern never changes -- Lovable gets you to a prototype fast, sometimes shockingly fast, but then something shifts. A real user signs up. Money changes hands. A second engineer joins. Suddenly the demo that impressed everyone is the thing keeping you up at night. That's where a Lovable agency earns its keep. The common thread isn't any specific technology -- it's accountability. Someone senior owns what happens after the prototype demo, from Supabase row-level security policies to payment dispute handling to the unglamorous question of "should we even keep building this in Lovable, or is it time to move?" That question has a real answer, by the way. It's not always "rebuild everything." But you need someone who's made that call before to tell you which one it is.

What is holding your current website back?

Common gaps we find in nearly every audit.

Here's the thing -- your Lovable app is probably querying Supabase right now with row-level security either half-configured or switched off entirely

Risk: Any logged-in user can often read other users' rows with one modified request. One. This is the single most common finding in our Lovable audits, and it's completely invisible in normal use. Nobody stumbles onto it during a demo. Someone hostile finds it first.

API keys and secrets end up in client-side code

Risk: It happens constantly with generated apps, and it's not a small thing -- exposed keys mean anyone can run up your API bills, impersonate your backend, or quietly scrape data while you're none the wiser. Rotating keys after the fact is incident response. That's a bad day. The architecture itself has to change, or you're just resetting the clock.

Iteration gets slower as the app grows

Risk: Now a change to the checkout flow breaks the dashboard. Generated codebases pile up duplicated logic faster than almost any hand-written codebase would, because each prompt doesn't know what the last one did. Past a certain size -- and honestly, it's not that large -- each prompt-driven change costs more debugging time than it saves. Feature velocity goes quietly negative. You're busy but not moving.

So you're sitting there unsure whether to keep building in Lovable or start over on a real stack

Risk: Both wrong answers here are expensive. Rebuild too early and you've thrown away the prototype advantage -- the speed, the working UI, the validated flows. Rebuild too late and you're migrating under pressure with actual users watching things break. This decision needs someone who's made it repeatedly, on real projects -- not someone reasoning about it from first principles.

What Your Website Could Look Like

Custom-designed for your industry. No templates. No stock photos.

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How We Build This Right

Every safeguard, built in from Day 1.

Supabase RLS Policy Audit

We review every table and function in your Supabase project, write and test explicit RLS policies, and verify no data is accessible outside its intended ownership scope before you go live.

Auth Boundary Verification

We trace every authenticated route and API call to confirm session tokens get validated server-side, privilege escalation paths are closed, and third-party OAuth scopes are requested at the minimum needed -- nothing more.

Dependency and Build Hygiene

We audit your generated package tree for known CVEs, pin versions, set up a Dependabot or Renovate workflow, and make sure your build pipeline produces deterministic, reviewable artifacts on every push.

What We Build

Purpose-built features for your industry.

The 48-hour Lovable audit

We test RLS policies, exposed secrets, auth flows, payment handling, and performance -- all against your live app and actual codebase, not a checklist we wrote before ever looking at it. You get a written report with severity ratings and fixed prices for each fix. That's true whether or not we end up doing the work.

Hardening in place

When the platform still fits, we fix security, validation, and performance inside your existing Lovable project rather than ripping it out. Most hardening passes ship inside 2 weeks and cost a fraction of what a rebuild runs. No drama, no big migration -- just the gaps closed.

Feature development by senior Lovable developers

Think of this as ongoing build support with a senior engineer reviewing everything that touches data or money before it ships. You keep the prototype speed. But the blast radius of a bad change stays contained. That combination is harder to find than it sounds.

The rebuild, when it is time

For the rebuild path: Next.js plus Supabase on Vercel, with your Lovable app treated as the living spec rather than a document nobody reads. Design gets preserved, data gets migrated, SEO gets structured properly from day one -- and you end up with a codebase a hired engineer will actually thank you for inheriting.

A straight answer on keep versus rebuild

The audit ends with one recommendation and the numbers behind it. If staying on Lovable is the right call -- and sometimes it genuinely is -- that's what the report says. The rebuild pitch only shows up when the math supports it. We've told plenty of clients to stay put.

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Our Development Process

From discovery to launch. Quality at every step.

Send your Lovable project link

Read-only access to the project and Supabase is all we need to start. We look before we talk, so the first call is about actual findings, not a list of discovery questions we could've answered ourselves.

Audit report and two fixed quotes

Inside 48 hours you get severity-rated findings, a fixed price for hardening in place, and a separate number for a full production rebuild if that's warranted. Real numbers on the table before you decide anything.

Fix or rebuild with weekly ships

Hardening lands inside 2 weeks. Rebuilds run 4 to 8 weeks with a staging URL from week one -- so you see exactly what's happening the whole way through, never a big reveal at the end.

Handover, docs, and 30-day cover

Everything gets transferred, documented, and warrantied for 30 days after launch. Ongoing monthly development is available after that. Never required, but it's there if you want it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Lovable generates the app. An agency makes it production-grade. Those are genuinely different things -- Supabase RLS policies that actually restrict data (not just exist), payment flows that survive real disputes, performance work that holds up under actual traffic, and the judgment call on when to keep iterating in Lovable versus when to rebuild. That last one matters more than people expect.

Audit first -- always. The most common findings in Lovable codebases are missing row-level security, API keys sitting in client-side code, and unvalidated inputs. We check all three, plus payments and auth, and you get a written report inside 48 hours. Most clients are surprised by at least one finding. Some are surprised by several.

The security and production audit is a fixed 48-hour engagement. Hardening runs $3K to $8K for most apps. A full rebuild on Next.js and Supabase runs $8K to $35K -- quoted fixed after the audit, so you're choosing between real numbers, not estimates someone guessed at before seeing your code.

When you need features the platform actively resists: complex multi-tenant permissions, heavy background processing, native mobile performance, or a codebase where multiple engineers are working daily. Until you hit those walls, hardening in place is usually the better spend. There's no prize for rebuilding early.

Yes -- and a lot of clients run it exactly this way. We work as your ongoing Lovable developers: new features, integrations, fixes, with senior review on anything that touches data or money. Many clients move into a monthly arrangement right after the initial hardening wraps up.

Always. Your Lovable project, your Supabase instance, your repo if we rebuild, full documentation either way. We design every engagement so you could walk away the day after handover and lose nothing. Honestly, that's the only way we'd want to work.

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