Lovable alternative
Web, mobile, and design
Build the web app, then ship the same product as a native mobile app and design it visually — without leaving the conversation.
Start buildingLast updated
What Vibely adds that Lovable does not
Native mobile apps, same conversation
Vibely builds React Native + Expo apps alongside the web app, from the same prompt and the same project. Lovable is web-only, so mobile means starting over in another tool.
Web and mobile in one project
One idea produces a web app and a mobile build — sharing the same database, auth, and content rather than two disconnected products.
You own everything either way
Like Lovable, every line Vibely generates is real React and TypeScript you can read, edit, sync to GitHub, and take with you. No lock-in on either side.
Vibely vs Lovable — feature comparison
| Feature | Vibely | Lovable |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | One project that ships web and native mobile together | Fast, polished web prototypes |
| Full-stack web apps | Yes | Yes |
| Database | Supabase wired up automatically | Supabase integration |
| Authentication | Scaffolded in every project | Supabase auth |
| Mobile app builder | React Native + Expo included | Web only |
| Image generation | Built in | Not included |
| GitHub sync | Two-way sync | Two-way sync |
| Deploy | One-click, custom domains | One-click, custom domains |
| Code ownership | Full export, real React + TypeScript | Full export |
| Team collaboration | Shared projects, roles, shared credits | Team plans available |
| Free tier | Yes — 5 credits/month, unlimited projects | Yes — credit-limited |
| Paid pricing | Pro $25/mo, Business $50/mo | Tiered plans, credit-based |
| Support | Community Discord; email support on Pro; dedicated support on Business | Community and in-app support; higher tiers add priority |
| Compliance & data transfers | GDPR Data Processing Agreement available for enterprise review; SOC 2 program in progress; EU/India hosting regions targeted for H2 2026 | SOC 2 Type I & Type II and ISO 27001:2022 certified; public DPA at lovable.dev/data-processing-agreement |
Frequently asked questions
What makes Vibely a good alternative to Lovable?
Both build full-stack web apps with Supabase and let you export the code. Vibely adds native mobile apps (React Native + Expo) and built-in image generation — so one project can ship a web app and a mobile app instead of just the web app.
Can I build mobile apps with Vibely?
Yes. Vibely generates React Native + Expo apps from the same prompt-driven workflow as web apps, sharing the same database and auth. Lovable is web-only, so a mobile version means rebuilding elsewhere.
Do I own the code Vibely generates?
Yes, completely. Vibely generates real React and TypeScript you can read, edit, sync to GitHub, and host anywhere. This matches Lovable — neither tool locks your code in.
Does Vibely use Supabase like Lovable?
Yes. Every Vibely project can connect to Supabase for the database and auth, with tables and access policies generated from what your app actually needs. You can also connect your own database or APIs.
How does Vibely pricing compare to Lovable?
Vibely has a free tier, Pro at $25/month, and Business at $50/month, with a shared credit pool on team plans. Mobile builds and custom domains are included from Pro. See the pricing page for current limits.
Can I migrate an existing Lovable project to Vibely?
Yes. Because Lovable exports a standard React codebase to GitHub, you can connect that repository to Vibely and keep building — including adding a mobile app to the project you already have.
Moving an existing Lovable project across
The reason people stay on a tool they have outgrown is almost always the fear of rebuilding, and here that fear is misplaced. Lovable syncs to GitHub and produces a standard React codebase, which means the project is portable to anything that works from a repository.
The route is short: push the Lovable project to GitHub if it is not there already, connect that repository to Vibely, and confirm the app still builds and runs before you change a thing. Only then add what was missing — a mobile build, a different database, a deploy pipeline. Nothing is regenerated from scratch and no work is thrown away.
This is also why the switch does not have to be all-or-nothing. Plenty of people keep shipping the web app exactly as it is and use Vibely to add the native mobile version alongside it, sharing the same database and the same auth.
Keep reading
Ship web and mobile from one prompt
Describe your product once. Get the web app, the mobile app, and a live URL from the same conversation.
Start building free