Lovable
Lovable is operational
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History
outages.live tracks Lovable since . The days before that show only what Lovable published.
Incidents in 90 days
25
Days with an incident
19
Median duration
57 min
Longest incident
3 h 51 min
Components
10Oct 22, 2026
Some users may see errors when setting up a database or backend for a new project, or when remixing a project. Our team is investigating.status.lovable.dev
This incident has been resolved.status.lovable.dev
Oct 21, 2026
Service is returning to normal. Any delayed messages should be handled within 10-20 minutes at most.status.lovable.dev
The delays syncing changes between Lovable and GitHub have been resolved. Syncing is operating normally again.status.lovable.dev
A fix is being rolled out and users should no longer experience issues with backend stuck after restart.status.lovable.dev
Oct 7, 2026
We have deployed the fix and resolved the issue that caused projects to get stuck on "Recovering acceptance" after merging a draft. If your project is still stuck, please retry to allow it to recover and resume editing and building.status.lovable.dev
Some new projects failed to start because one of our providers had a capacity problem. This is now fixed. If your project did not start, please try again.status.lovable.dev
Oct 1, 2026
The issues affecting previews, remix, and static asset serving have been resolved.status.lovable.dev
This incident has been resolved. Image generation and editing works as normal again.status.lovable.dev
Sep 16, 2026
This issue has been resolved. Builds and edits are working normally again. If you are still seeing errors, please try reloading the page.status.lovable.dev
The issue has been resolved and Lovable is fully functional again.status.lovable.dev
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