Account settings

Account settings are the settings that belong to you rather than to a workspace: your profile, how Lovable works for you, and the security of your login. On a computer, they open in a dialog on top of the dashboard or project you are working in. On a phone or in a narrow browser window, the same sections open as full-width pages under Settings instead. To open them, click your avatar at the bottom-left of the sidebar and select Account settings. You can also press Cmd+. (Mac) or Ctrl+. (Windows/Linux) from the dashboard, or search for a setting in the command palette with Cmd+K or Ctrl+K. Links to lovable.dev/settings/account also open the dialog. The dialog has five sections:

• Account: who you are on Lovable, for example your profile, username, and login methods. This first row is labeled with your name, or with your email address if you have not set a name.
• Preferences: how Lovable works for you, for example your language, chat suggestions, and agent permissions.
• Security: two-factor authentication and logging out of every device at once.
• Devices & apps: the other ways to use Lovable, such as Slack, Telegram, and the desktop and mobile apps.
• This device: settings for the computer you are on. Desktop app only.

Workspace settings such as members, billing, and security policies are not in this dialog. Open the workspace switcher at the top-left of the dashboard and select Workspace settings, or click the Workspace settings button at the bottom of the dialog, which closes the dialog and opens the workspace settings page. See Workspace admin settings.

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Account

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Showcase skills (Beta)

Lovable identifies skills based on how you use the platform across your projects. If you have any skills, they appear at the top of the Account section.

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How to qualify for a skill

Each skill maps to a category of app that you build in Lovable. The categories are listed under Skills you can unlock. To unlock a skill, you need at least one qualifying project. The project must meet all three of these conditions:

• The project is classified in that skill’s category. Lovable classifies a project automatically after you have sent at least 5 messages in it.
• The project’s live app has at least 20 visits, with bot traffic excluded. A visit is one person opening your published app, and returning later counts again. Visits add up over time and do not reset.
• The project is in a workspace on a Free or Pro plan. Projects in Business and Enterprise workspaces are not eligible, and that does not change if the workspace later moves to a different plan.

Accounts flagged for fraud or abuse are not eligible either. Each skill is evaluated on its own, so you can unlock several.

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Skills you can unlock

Lovable offers 12 skills, each tied to a category of app. To unlock a skill, build a project that fits its category and reach 20 visits on its live app.

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Add a skill to LinkedIn

You can post one skill at a time to your LinkedIn profile. It appears under Connected apps, in the Lovable app’s details, as a capability summarized from how you use Lovable. You can disconnect at any time to remove the skill from LinkedIn.

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Profile

Control how you appear on Lovable.

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Login methods

This section lists the login methods linked to your account. Each provider appears with the email address it is linked to. The Primary badge marks the one linked to your account’s primary email address.

• Unlink: Removes a provider. Email and password login cannot be unlinked, and neither can your last remaining login method. Lovable may ask you to log in again first.
• Link company account: Link your organization’s SSO to this account so you can log in with it.

To reset the password for an email and password login, use Forgot password? on the login page. For Google, GitHub, Apple, or SSO logins, reset your password with that provider. See Reset your password.

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Danger zone

Delete account permanently deletes your Lovable account. For 30 days, your account remains recoverable. After 30 days, your account, profile, and any data not transferred to a workspace are permanently removed. See Delete account for more information.

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Preferences

Personalize how Lovable works for you.

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Agent permissions

Account settings → Preferences → Agent permissions → Manage opens the Agent permissions view inside the dialog. It lists what Lovable may do without asking you first. To return to the other preferences, click Preferences at the top of the view. Each connector permission has three options:

• Always allow: Lovable performs the action without asking.
• Ask each time: Lovable asks for your approval each time.
• Never allow: Lovable does not perform the action.

The view covers:

• New projects from chat: whether Lovable may create a project when you ask for one in a chat. New projects use build credits. Selecting Always allow on the Create a new project? card saves the same preference here.
• Project edits from chat: whether Lovable may change a project you ask about in a chat. All projects covers every project you can edit. Saved projects lists the projects you approved with Always allow for this project on the Edit [project name]? card, and you can set any of them back to Ask each time.
• One section per connector available in your current workspace, including each connected chat connector, with the same permissions you can set from the connector itself. Manage all permissions at the top of a section sets every permission in that section at once. For the built-in backend, see Cloud permissions.

The two project sections offer Always allow and Ask each time only. These preferences are saved to your account and apply in every workspace and project. The view lists the connectors available in the workspace you are in, so the list changes when you switch workspaces. Use the search field to filter the list.

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AI model training

Control how your personal data is used for AI model training.

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Security

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Two-factor authentication

Two-factor authentication adds a second verification step when you log in:

• Authenticator app: Time-based one-time codes from apps such as Google Authenticator, 1Password, or Authy
• Phone: Codes sent by SMS to your mobile number. In regions where SMS codes are not available, use an authenticator app.

Click Enable and follow the dialog to set it up. After you enable a method, Add another method adds a second one, and Disable next to a method removes it. Lovable may ask you to log in again before you change these settings. See Two-factor authentication (2FA) for more information.

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Log out everywhere

Log out everywhere ends your sessions on all devices and browsers, including the one you’re using. Use it if you lose a device or suspect someone else has access to your account. Click Log out everywhere and confirm. Lovable revokes every session issued to your account and returns you to the login page, and you log in again on each device you want to keep using. A device that still shows you as logged in is logged out the next time you use Lovable on it.

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Login alerts

Lovable emails you when your account is logged in from a device that has not been seen on your account before. The email shows the country, the browser and operating system, the time, and the login method that was used. If the login was you, no action is needed. If you do not recognize it, follow the instructions in the email to reset your password and secure your account. Because these alerts protect your account, your email preferences do not turn them off.

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Devices and apps

Under Devices & apps you find the other ways to use Lovable:

• Messaging in [workspace name]: Connect Slack or Telegram to that workspace and chat with Lovable from there. See Lovable for Slack and the Telegram bot.
• On your desktop: Download the desktop app.
• On your phone: Scan a QR code or use the store buttons to get the Lovable mobile app for iOS and Android.

Links to lovable.dev/settings/apps open this section directly.

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This device

In the desktop app, the dialog has one more section, This device (This Mac on macOS). It shows the device and app version and the Local MCP servers available from this machine. This section does not appear in the browser.