Review Lovable’s security findings before publishing
Lovable says every project is scanned while it is built and again at publication, including code, application logic, database schemas and row-level security rules. Builders can run a free deep scan, ask the agent to fix findings and optionally enable automatic fixes.
Source checked Nov 11, 2026
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EDITORIAL TAKEAWAY
Run a deep scan before your next release and review every remaining finding. Automatic fixes can handle many common issues, but the builder still decides whether intentional data exposure is safe and whether the app should go live.
Before you try it
- Build-time and publish-time security scanning applies to Lovable projects, including free accounts.
- A deeper scan can be started manually at no charge.
- The Findings view can send a specific issue to Lovable’s agent for a suggested fix.
- Auto-fix security issues can resolve many findings during a later chat message.
- Lovable says scheduled deep scans are coming to all paid plans during November 2026.
- Team publishing controls can block releases with critical findings, subject to workspace features.
A small next step
Our suggested way to explore the change.
- Open the project’s security findings before publishing.
- Run a deep scan and review code, database and row-level access findings.
- Use Fix or auto-fix only after understanding what the app is intended to expose.
- Re-run the scan and test access with more than one user role before release.
Go to the source
Lovable · Find it, fix it, ship it ↗Lovable · A founder’s guide to Lovable security ↗Availability can change. Check the maker's current requirements before making a decision.