Lovable launches its vibe-coding app on iPhone and Android
You can now build websites and web apps from your phone using voice or text.
What's new
Lovable launched its mobile app on the App Store and Google Play.
What you can do
- Tell the AI what you want by voice or text.
- Lovable turns ideas into "working websites or web apps."
- Switch easily between computer and phone.
- Get notified when a build is ready for review.
Apple's rules
Apple recently blocked updates to Replit and Vibecode, and removed Anything before letting it return. So vibe-coding apps no longer run generated apps inside the host app; previews open in a web browser instead.
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