Lovable got you a working React + Supabase app fast — but it ships with the database wide open, secrets in the browser, and no pipeline behind it. Before real users touch it, that has to change. We take the Lovable export and run it to production.
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Lovable is genuinely great at getting you from idea to working demo. But "it runs in my browser" and "it's safe to put real users and real data on" are very different things. Here's the gap we find, almost every time.
Lovable wires your app straight to Supabase — and if RLS is never enabled, every table is readable by anyone with the public URL. The CVE-2025-48757 incident left 170+ Lovable apps exposed exactly this way: customer data, sitting open. It is the single most common, most dangerous gap we find.
The Supabase anon key, and often more, end up baked into the client bundle that every visitor downloads. Anyone can open dev tools and read them. Without server-side handling and proper policies, those keys are a direct line to your data — and rotating them after a leak is the easy part; the real fix is moving them off the client.
No CI/CD, no staging, no rollback. Each change is pushed live by hand and you hope nothing broke. There's no safe way to ship a fix at 2am and nothing to stop one bad edit from taking the whole app down — and no way back when it does.
No error handling, no logging, no monitoring, no backups. When something breaks in production you hear it from an angry user, not an alert — and you have no record of what actually happened or any clean copy of the data to restore.
Thousands of lines generated by Lovable that no engineer wrote, read, or tested. It works until you ask it to do one new thing — then every change fights the codebase. The prototype that got you here is the thing that now slows every release down.
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We take your Lovable GitHub export and review the code, the Supabase setup, and the deploy. You get a written report: what's exposed, what's fragile, what's fine. Free, 2–3 days.
RLS on every table, secrets moved off the browser and server-side, authorization fixed. If your data is open, this is step one — the bleeding stops before we touch features.
A real CI/CD pipeline, staging, error handling, monitoring, and backups. The boring infrastructure Lovable skips — the part that actually keeps you online when traffic shows up.
We build features on a foundation you can trust — and when you're ready to hire in-house, we hand it over clean and documented, not as a black box.
Fixed-price, no hourly billing. The free audit tells us which of these you actually need — we never sell you the biggest tier by default.
Free
Written report on what's exposed in your Lovable app and what it takes to fix. 2–3 days. No obligation — you keep the report either way.
₹2L – ₹12L
RLS locked down, secrets moved server-side, authorization fixed, plus CI/CD, monitoring and backups. Your Lovable app, made safe to run.
Scoped
We inherit the codebase, stabilize it, and keep shipping features — with a clean hand-off to in-house whenever you want it.
Every AI builder fails in production in its own way. If you didn't use Lovable, we take over those too — same approach, tool-specific fixes.
Hosting lock-in, chat-as-source-of-truth, handoff gaps.
Hardcoded secrets in the bundle, no CI/CD.
Whatever you built with, we can take over the project — see our software rescue service.
No — and Lovable doesn't really claim to be. It's excellent at getting you a working React + Supabase app fast, but it ships with the production layer missing: Row-Level Security is often left off, your Supabase anon key sits in the browser bundle, there's no CI/CD, no monitoring, and no tests. The demo works; the security and reliability are the part you have to add.
If Row-Level Security is disabled, yes. That is exactly what the CVE-2025-48757 incident exposed: 170+ Lovable-built apps had databases readable by anyone with the public URL, because RLS was never turned on. The very first thing our audit checks is whether your tables are open. If they are, locking them down is step one, before anything else.
We start from your Lovable GitHub export and run it to production — fix, don't rebuild, wherever the core is sound. Lovable generates a React + Supabase stack, which is exactly what we work in. If part of the foundation can't be trusted with real users, we'll tell you in the audit and rebuild just that part rather than charge you for a full do-over.
Yes. Moving secrets and sensitive logic server-side usually means putting a real backend in front of Supabase, and Next.js is the natural fit for a Lovable React app — same component model, server routes for the things that must never touch the browser. We do this kind of Lovable-to-Next.js migration as part of hardening, not as a separate rewrite.
The audit is free. Security + hardening — locking down RLS, moving secrets server-side, fixing authorization, adding a pipeline and monitoring — runs ₹2L–₹12L depending on how much is exposed and how big the app is. Full takeover with ongoing engineering is scoped after the audit. We work fixed-price, so you get the number before we start.
Get a free technical audit of your Lovable app. We'll tell you exactly what's exposed and what stands between you and production — no obligation.
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