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A vulnerability in TanStack Start: what we found and what we did to protect your apps
Our security team found a vulnerability (CVE-2026-102989) in TanStack Start, reported it to the maintainers, and protected hosted apps with firewall rules while a fix was prepared. Here is what it means for your app.
Lovable + Microsoft: run the apps you build inside your company's Microsoft tenant
Lovable now works with Microsoft so the apps your team builds run inside your company's Microsoft tenant, with Entra sign-in and IT controls.
You can now chat with Lovable for free
You can now chat with Lovable for free. Ask it which idea is worth building. Have it turn customer feedback into a plan. Put it to work on an app you’ve already launched.
Inside Chats: How Lovable's Agents Work Together
How Lovable's agents work together through trajectories, inboxes, and activations—the Git-inspired event log and Agent Control Plane behind Chats, streaming, forking, and agents that survive deploys.
Faster builds, same quality: Opus 5.5 now in Lovable
Lovable is a founding member of the Blueprint Alliance
Lovable joins AWS, CrowdStrike, Databricks, Docker, Google Cloud, Okta, Proofpoint, Salesforce, ServiceNow, Wiz, and Zscaler as a founding member of the Blueprint Alliance.
Lovable acquires Sutro to make software easier to explain and easier to trust
Lovable has acquired Sutro. Founder Tomas Halgas and three Sutro engineers join Lovable to make how software works understandable to the people building with it.
Lovable + Salesforce: build the apps your team needs, where your team already works
Lovable now works with Salesforce so the apps and agents your team builds run wherever your team already works: Headless 360, Slack, and installable agents.
Faster previews, soon powered by OJ
Lovable previews are moving to OJ, a Rust-native dev server that starts them several times faster on a fraction of the memory. We are rolling it out gradually, and today OJ is open source in the Lovable GitHub organization.
How Kedde used Lovable to challenge Stockholm’s zone-based logistics system
Groundworks contractor Kedde built Kbag on Lovable in three weeks: real-time, address-based pricing for materials and waste that grew from one truck to five.
Introducing the Lovable Partner Program
The Lovable Partner Program helps experts and solution providers grow, and gives companies a trusted way to find partners who can build what they need.
Introducing drafts: an easier way to collaborate and explore new ideas
Now you and your team can explore different versions of your project in parallel while keeping your live app unchanged.