u/Ok_Cycle_6792

Best way to publish a Lovable web app to Play Store & App Store while keeping updates synced from Lovable?

Hi everyone, I've built a web app completely in Lovable, and it's working perfectly. The website is fully responsive and feels almost identical to a native mobile app. Now I want to publish it to both: Google Play Store (Android) Apple App Store (iOS)

My biggest requirement is this: I want to continue building and updating the app in Lovable only. Whenever I publish changes to my web app, I want those changes to automatically reflect inside the Android and iOS apps as much as possible, without rebuilding and resubmitting the app for every UI/content update. I'm trying to figure out the best architecture for this.

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u/Ok_Cycle_6792 — 15 hours ago

Ads integration & revenue questions

I'm building a free, just-for-fun entertainment web app using Lovable. The goal isn't to charge users through subscriptions—I'd rather keep it free and, if possible, cover hosting costs through ads.

I have a few questions for people who've already built apps with Lovable or similar platforms:

  • What's the easiest way to integrate ads into a Lovable app?
  • Can I use Google AdSense, or are there better ad networks for web apps?
  • Does Lovable support ad scripts without any issues?
  • Do I need my own backend, or is it as simple as embedding a script/component?
  • Are there any approval requirements before displaying ads?

I'm also curious about the business side:

  • What metrics actually matter for ad revenue? (Page views, sessions, impressions, CTR, RPM, etc.)
  • Roughly how much revenue do people earn per 1,000 page views or per 100,000 monthly visitors?
  • Is it realistic to earn enough just to cover hosting costs with a small entertainment app?
  • Are there better alternatives to display ads, such as affiliate links, sponsorships, rewarded ads, or donations?

I'd love to hear what worked for you, especially if you've built a consumer web app with Lovable. Any recommendations, implementation tips, or revenue expectations would be greatly appreciated!

u/Ok_Cycle_6792 — 7 days ago

Best payment gateway for a Lovable app in India? Razorpay? Personal account enough

Best payment gateway for a Lovable app in India? Razorpay? Personal account enough?

I'm building an app with Lovable and need to collect payments from Indian users through UPI, cards, net banking, etc.

A few questions for developers who have already shipped apps with Lovable: Is Razorpay still the best choice for Indian users? How easy is the integration with Lovable? Can I start accepting payments using a personal bank account, or do I need a registered business from day one? Did anyone try alternatives like Cashfree, PhonePe Payment Gateway, or any other Do Als

o, can an individual developer use Razorpay with a personal savings account initially, and later migrate to a company account after incorporation?

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u/Ok_Cycle_6792 — 9 days ago

Hilarious Pramod Pappanic Approach.

I haven't laughed this hard in a long time.

Thodupuzha ❌ Touch River ✅

Pramod Pappanic's approach is pure madness in the best way possible.

u/Ok_Cycle_6792 — 10 days ago

No matter what project you have—games, SaaS, software, apps, scripts, ideas, or questions—join the community and share it! # Your home for selfpromo here you can post your work app, webapp, saas, game, everything

No matter what project you have—games, SaaS, software, apps, scripts, ideas, or questions—join the community and share it!

Your home for selfpromo

here you can post your work app, webapp, saas, game, everything

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u/Ok_Cycle_6792 — 11 days ago
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Hey r/Lovable! Starting a thread for everyone who’s shipped a project with Lovable. Drop your completed builds below and let’s learn from each other.

Hey r/Lovable!

Starting a thread for everyone who’s shipped a project with Lovable. Drop your completed builds below and let’s learn from each other.

u/Ok_Cycle_6792 — 12 days ago

Lovable flagged my Pro project for "free credit abuse" – has anyone else experienced this?

I have an active Lovable Pro subscription with 20 monthly credits, which I fully used while developing a collaborative project.

The project involved multiple collaborators, and those collaborators also have their own Lovable available credits. After my credits were exhausted, they continued working on the shared project using their own accounts.

Recently, the project was flagged for "free credit abuse", remixing and transfers were disabled, and I received a warning that the project may be automatically deleted unless transferred to a paid account. We simply assumed that collaborators with their own subscriptions and available credits could continue contributing to a shared project.

Support responded that the decision is final, but I'm trying to understand whether our workflow actually violates Lovable's policies or if this could be a false positive.

Has anyone else faced a similar issue?

  • Are collaborators allowed to use their own credits on a shared project once the owner's credits are exhausted?
  • Has anyone successfully appealed a "free credit abuse" flag and gotten a human review?
  • Is there any way to recover or transfer a flagged project?
  • Anyway to get free credits?

I'd appreciate any insights from people who've dealt with this before.

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u/Ok_Cycle_6792 — 13 days ago

Give me the best way to host the platform that i made from lovable?

Give me the best way to host the platform that i made from lovable?

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u/Ok_Cycle_6792 — 14 days ago