Lovable launched a no-code development app for iOS and Android

A no-code AI development startup has released a mobile version of its service, enabling users to create websites and web apps directly from their smartphones using text or voice prompts. The app is designed for users who want to quickly capture ideas and launch projects from anywhere.

Users can start working on a project on their phone and then continue on their computer from where they left off. The app also sends notifications when a new build is ready for viewing or testing.

The launch comes shortly after Apple updated its approach to hosting so-called vibe-coding apps in the App Store. Previously, the company blocked updates for several popular services, including Replit and Vibecode, citing violations of developer guidelines.

This is not a complete ban on such apps, but rather a matter of security requirements. Apple does not allow apps that can download new code or significantly change functionality after passing moderation. According to the company, this creates risks for users and complicates the review process for the App Review team.

For similar reasons, the Anything app was temporarily removed from the App Store earlier, but it was later reinstated after changes were made.

To comply with Apple’s new requirements, many services have moved the preview of created apps from the mobile client to the browser. Based on the description, Lovable has also adapted to these rules and now focuses on creating functional websites and web apps.

The AI builder market continues to grow rapidly. More and more startups are offering users the ability to launch digital products without programming skills, using only text or voice instructions.

Source: TechCrunch