Lovable Prompts: 10 Ready-to-Use Prompts

10 ready-to-use prompts

Researched for Lovable real features. Replace the [BRACKETED] parts with your own details, copy, and paste.

1SaaS MVP with Stripe Billing

Prompt Lovable to build a complete SaaS MVP for [PRODUCT_NAME]: a [INDUSTRY] app where users [CORE_ACTION]. Specify React + TypeScript + Tailwind frontend, Supabase backend with tables [TABLE_1] and [TABLE_2] plus row-level security, Supabase Auth with [AUTH_METHODS], and Stripe billing for [PLAN_1] at $[PRICE_1]/month. Ask for a landing page, dashboard, settings, and billing pages in the first build. Iterate conversationally on the [FEATURE] screen, watching the live preview update in real time.

Tip: Describe the billing model in the first prompt; bolting Stripe on later costs more credits.

2Supabase RLS Security Design

Have Lovable design row-level security for [APP_NAME] on Supabase. Tables: [TABLE_1] (user-owned), [TABLE_2] (team-shared via [TEAM_TABLE]). Require policies so users see only their own rows in [TABLE_1] and team rows in [TABLE_2] when their [USER_ID] is in the team. Ask Lovable to generate the policies explicitly, explain each one, and add a test checklist: user A cannot read user B [RESOURCE], logged-out users see [PUBLIC_SCOPE]. Review every policy before launch.

Tip: RLS mistakes are silent data leaks; test with two real user accounts, not just one.

3GitHub Sync Team Workflow

Set up Lovable two-way GitHub sync for [PROJECT_NAME] with the [TEAM_NAME] team ([NUMBER] people). Connect the repo [REPO_URL], define the branch strategy ([MAIN_BRANCH] protected, feature branches per task), and the rule: Lovable edits go to [LOVABLE_BRANCH], human edits merge via pull request. Document the workflow in [WORKFLOW_DOC], including how to resolve conflicts when Lovable and a developer touch [FILE] simultaneously. Sync works on every plan including free.

Tip: Decide the branch rule on day one; Lovable-plus-human edits without one create merge chaos.

4Draw-to-Build Wireframe

Use Lovable Draw-to-Build to sketch the [PAGE_NAME] page for [APP_NAME] directly on the canvas. Draw the layout: [HEADER] header, [SIDEBAR] sidebar, [CARD_GRID] card grid for [CONTENT_TYPE], and the [CTA_BUTTON] button. Let the AI convert the sketch to production React + Tailwind code, then refine conversationally: change [ELEMENT] to [NEW_STYLE], add [FEATURE]. Compare the result against the [DESIGN_SYSTEM] design system and fix deviations in [COMPONENT_FILE].

Tip: Sketch structure, not polish; the AI handles styling better than it reads fussy details.

5Custom Domain Launch Checklist

Prepare the custom domain launch for [APP_NAME] on Lovable. Checklist: point [DOMAIN] DNS to Lovable hosting per [DNS_GUIDE], verify SSL provisioning, set the canonical URL in [CONFIG_FILE], update Supabase auth redirect URLs to [DOMAIN]/auth/callback, and test [NUMBER] critical flows ([FLOW_1], [FLOW_2]) on the live domain. Ask Lovable to generate the pre-launch verification page, then run the full checklist in [STAGING_URL] before flipping [DOMAIN] live.

Tip: Update Supabase redirect URLs before going live; auth breaks silently on the new domain otherwise.

6Claude MCP App Management

Manage my Lovable app [APP_NAME] from the Claude Code terminal via the Claude MCP integration. Tasks: list projects, deploy [PROJECT_ID] to production, check the build status of [DEPLOYMENT_ID], and roll back to [PREVIOUS_DEPLOYMENT] if [HEALTH_CHECK] fails. Script the [WORKFLOW] workflow so deploys happen from CI ([CI_TOOL]) instead of the browser. Document the MCP commands in [RUNBOOK] for the on-call engineer.

Tip: Script the rollback command first; you will need it at 2 AM, not during a calm demo.

7Credit Rollover Budgeting

Plan Lovable credit usage for building [PROJECT_NAME] over [MONTHS] months on the [PLAN] plan ($[PRICE]/month). Budget: [PCT]% for initial build prompts, [PCT]% for iteration, [PCT]% reserve. Take advantage of credit rollover: unused credits carry forward, so schedule heavy build sprints in [HEAVY_MONTH] and lighter polish in [LIGHT_MONTH]. Set a [ALERT] alert at [PCT]% monthly usage, and define the rule for buying extra credits versus waiting for the next cycle.

Tip: Batch your building into heavy weeks; rollover rewards bursts, not steady drips.

8Export to Vercel Escape Hatch

Document and test the export path for [APP_NAME] from Lovable to [TARGET, e.g. Vercel or self-hosted Docker]. Steps: sync the full codebase to GitHub, export the Supabase schema and [SEED_DATA], configure environment variables ([VAR_1], [VAR_2]) on [TARGET], and deploy. Verify feature parity on [CHECKLIST]: auth works, [FEATURE_1] loads, webhooks fire. Keep this escape hatch tested [FREQUENCY] so vendor lock-in never becomes a real risk for [STAKEHOLDER].

Tip: Test the export quarterly, not when you are angry; escape hatches rust when unused.

9Workspace Insights Governance

Configure Lovable Workspace Insights for [COMPANY_NAME] ([TEAM_SIZE] people, [PROJECTS] projects). Set up the security center: project governance rules ([RULE_1]), audit trails for [AUDIT_SCOPE], and access roles ([ROLE_1] can deploy, [ROLE_2] can only preview). Define the review gate: [GATE, e.g. security scan] must pass before any project goes to [ENVIRONMENT]. Assign [OWNER] as the governance owner and schedule [FREQUENCY] access reviews.

Tip: Assign one governance owner; shared ownership of security settings means no ownership.

10Edge Function Backend Logic

Have Lovable build Supabase Edge Functions for [APP_NAME] to handle [BACKEND_TASK, e.g. payment webhooks and email triggers]. Specify the function [FUNCTION_1] (trigger: [TRIGGER], does [ACTION]) and [FUNCTION_2] (trigger: [TRIGGER_2], does [ACTION_2]). Ask Lovable to write the TypeScript functions, wire the triggers, add error handling with retries ([RETRIES] attempts), and log to [LOG_DESTINATION]. Test with [TEST_TOOL] using [TEST_PAYLOAD] before enabling in production.

Tip: Test edge functions with real webhook payloads; mocked payloads hide signature verification bugs.

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