Lovable Launches Vibe Coding App That Can Build Apps with AI

The new app is available on both the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store right now.
Conor Cawley
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Published on April 30, 2026
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You can now build an app with an app, because vibe coding platform Lovable has officially added its platform to the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store.

The app will have limited functionality compared to the desktop version of Lovable, but users will be able to queue prompts to generate your app and get notifications about the progress of your creation.

Lovable did have to jump through some hoops to make this happen, in the wake of Apple cracking down on vibe coding tools for iOS users.

Announced in a company blog post, Lovable is officially launching a mobile app that will allow users to generate apps on the go.

“Whether you’re a founder prototyping a new concept, a designer testing a layout, or someone who’s never written a line of code — you can turn ideas into real, working web apps straight from your phone.” – Lovable announcement

The app is currently available on both the Apple App Store and the Google Play store right now.

Obviously, mobile apps are rarely as powerful as the actual platform, but in Lovable’s case, the app can perform many of the tasks that the desktop platform can. Here are some of the functionalities available:

  • Queue prompts – You can input voice or text prompts into the Lovable app and queue them up for action while you’re on the go.
  • Get notifications – The Lovable app will send you notifications to update you on the progress of your generated app.
  • Seamlessly switch – Swapping between desktop, laptop, and smartphone is easy now, as the Lovable app syncs all your changes across devices.

Simply put, the Lovable app makes it easier for you to instantly act on your inspiration, no matter where you are.

The Lovable app is, in fact, available on the Apple App Store, which is a big deal considering Apple has been cracking down on on vibe coding apps over the last few months.

Apple has noted that the removal of vibe coding apps and the blocking of updates on apps like Replit is because these apps can be edited after they have been published. Given Apple’s stern protection of its app store through its review process, this kind of circumventing the rules could not stand.

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Lovable played by the rules, though, generating web-based applications on its platform rather than downloading new executable code, which is why it’s now available as a mobile app on both app stores.

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Conor Cawley

Conor is the Lead Writer for Tech.co. For the last eight years, he’s covered everything from tech news and product reviews to digital marketing trends and business tech innovations. He’s a feature, reviews, and news contributor for Android Police, and he has hosted tech-focused events for SXSW, Tech in Motion, and General Assembly, to name a few. He also cannot pronounce the word “colloquially” correctly.

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