Your Lovable app, live in the App Store and Play Store

Lovable gets you to a working web app fast. Getting that app into the stores, and safe for paying users, is a separate job. That job is what we do.

What you have, and what is missing

Lovable builds a React web app, usually with Supabase behind it, and hosts it for you. That's a good start. What it doesn't give you:

  • An app for the stores. Apple and Google need a signed iOS and Android app, not a web link. Lovable's own guidance is to wrap the app (for example with Capacitor) and submit it yourself.
  • An app Apple sees as more than a website. A plain wrapper is often rejected under guideline 4.2, minimum functionality.
  • Database rules you can trust. Supabase uses row level security (RLS) to keep users' data apart. In 2025 a public security report (CVE-2025-48757) found 170+ Lovable-built apps with missing or weak RLS. Lovable has added security checks since then, but no scanner knows your business rules. Someone has to test them as the wrong user. Read how we test Supabase rules.
  • Ownership. With Lovable Cloud, the database and hosting live in Lovable's setup. Many founders move to their own Supabase project and host before going to the stores.

What we do

  1. Audit (3 days). We read your Lovable project and its Supabase setup, test every table's rules as another user, find exposed keys, and check store readiness.
  2. Move to your own accounts, if needed. Your own Supabase project, your own hosting and domain. Data moved, auth users kept, nothing lost. We test the move on a copy first.
  3. Fix and harden. Secrets to the server side, RLS policies written and tested, Stripe webhooks verified, backups and error alerts set up.
  4. Build the iOS and Android apps. Capacitor around your Lovable code, plus the native parts that get through review: push notifications, native navigation, offline screens, Sign in with Apple when you offer Google login, in-app purchases where Apple requires them.
  5. Submit and see it through review. Listings, privacy answers, review notes, TestFlight and Play testing, and the Play 12-tester closed test when your account needs it.

See what each part includes, and the prices

Can I keep using Lovable?

Yes, in most cases. We agree up front how you will keep editing. Usually you keep using Lovable for the screens, and we keep the security rules and native parts in places your prompts won't overwrite. We write this down so it stays true after we leave.

The Lovable rejections we see most

Apple guidelineWhat it means for a Lovable app
4.2 Minimum functionalityYour app looks like your website in a frame. Needs real native features.
5.1.1(v) Account deletionIf users can sign up, they must be able to delete their account inside the app.
4.8 Login servicesIf you offer Google login, you also need an option like Sign in with Apple.
3.1.1 In-app purchaseSelling digital features or subscriptions through Stripe inside an iOS app is not allowed.
2.3.7 Accurate metadataNo prices, other platform names or keyword stuffing in the app name or screenshots.

Full guide to App Store rejections

What clients say

  • “We hired them to make updates to an already functioning app, and they exceeded expectations. The work was completed quickly, professionally, and with a strong attention to detail.”

    Amanda P.Product Owner, Consumer App Brand

Questions founders ask

How long does it take to get a Lovable app into the App Store?

Usually 3 to 5 weeks from the start of the audit: 3 days of audit, 2 to 3 weeks of sprint, and about 1 to 2 weeks of review. A new Google Play personal account adds a 14-day closed test, which we start early so it overlaps.

Can't I use a one-click wrapper service?

You can, and for some apps that's enough. A wrapper doesn't fix the data rules, keys or payments, and plain wrappers are the apps most often rejected under 4.2. If a wrapper fits your app, the audit will say so.

Do I have to leave Lovable Cloud?

Not always. We recommend it when you need full control of your data, backups, or a setup Lovable Cloud doesn't support. The audit explains the trade-off for your app.

Will you need my Lovable login?

No. We ask you to connect the project to GitHub, or to invite us with limited access. Please never send passwords by email or in our forms.

Send us your Lovable link.

We'll tell you what it needs to go live.