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Lovable alternatives

Lovable builds web apps through chat, with a backend — database, sign-in, storage — and publishing included. If you are looking elsewhere, it is often to get closer to the code, to work on a project that is not a new web app, or simply to compare free plans and prices.

Checked on 13 October 2026

This page is published by myide, which is one of the options. Within each group, tools are listed in alphabetical order — this is not a ranking.

Why look for an alternative to Lovable

  • You want to see, edit and run every file yourself, with a terminal.
  • Your project is not a new web app: an existing repository, a script, an API, a theme…
  • You want to choose the AI model or use your own keys.
  • You want to compare credit-based plans with other ways of counting usage.

When Lovable is still the better choice

  • You want a new web app with sign-in, a database and storage created for you, without touching the code.
  • You like working through chat, and the two-way GitHub sync is enough when you want to edit by hand.

At a glance

At a glance
ToolWhat it isWhere it runsFree planPaid plansYour own AI keys
Lovable(the tool you are comparing)App builder through chatIn the browser.5 build credits a day (up to 30 a month) and 20 Cloud credits a month.€25/month (Pro), €50/month (Business) — prices as displayed to a visitor in France.Not described in the pages consulted.
Bolt.newApp builder from a promptIn the browser.300K tokens a day, 1M a month; hosting with Bolt branding.$25/month (Pro); $30 per member/month (Teams).Not described on the pricing page.
v0App and interface builder from a promptIn the browser.7 messages a day; deploy to Vercel; GitHub sync.$30 per user/month (Plus); $100 per user/month (Business).Not described on the pricing page.
myideBrowser IDE with an AI agentIn the browser — nothing to install.The full agent 60 minutes a day, no credit card.€9.99/month (Starter, 25 agent tasks a day).Yes: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Mistral, xAI or DeepSeek keys; DeepSeek Flash (by DeepSeek) included.
ReplitBrowser IDE with an AI agentIn the browser.Starter: daily Agent credits up to a monthly cap; one published app, whose link goes down after 30 days.$20/month (Core; $18 billed yearly); $100/month (Pro).Not described in the pages consulted.
CursorDesktop AI code editorDesktop application to download.Limited agent and chat requests.Sold since 12 October 2026 as “The X Subscription”, bundled with Grok and X: $8/month (Plus, Grok models only), $30/month (Premium: cloud agents, Bugbot, third-party models at API list price); Teams from $30 per user/month.OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Azure OpenAI and AWS Bedrock keys, for chat models only.

Other prompt-to-app builders

The same promise: describe the app and get it built and published. (Listed alphabetically)

  • Bolt.new

    StackBlitz · App builder from a prompt

    A good fit if…
    You want a complete web app generated from a prompt, with hosting and databases set up for you.
    Less suited if…
    You would rather pay with your own model keys or count usage in something other than tokens — neither is described on its pricing page.
    Official site ↗
  • v0

    Vercel · App and interface builder from a prompt

    A good fit if…
    You build React / Next.js interfaces and deploy them on Vercel.
    Less suited if…
    Your project is not a web front end, or 7 free messages a day is too few.
    Official site ↗

Browser IDEs with an agent

Still in the browser, but the code, the terminal and the preview are in front of you. (Listed alphabetically)

  • myide

    Our product

    myide · Browser IDE with an AI agent

    A good fit if…
    You want an editor, an isolated terminal, a live preview and publishing in one browser tab, on a new or existing project, with an agent that checks its result in the preview before it says it is done.
    Less suited if…
    You need managed production hosting or a managed database: apps with a server on apps.myide.tech are stopped after 6 hours, and a SQL database means connecting your own Supabase project.
    Try myide free →
  • Replit

    Replit · Browser IDE with an AI agent

    A good fit if…
    You want the agent, production hosting, a managed database and sign-in in the same place.
    Less suited if…
    You want to choose the model or bring your own keys — not described in the pages consulted.
    Official site ↗

A desktop editor

To carry on with the code Lovable syncs to GitHub, on your own computer. (Listed alphabetically)

  • Cursor

    Anysphere · Desktop AI code editor

    A good fit if…
    You want a mature desktop editor working on your local files, with Grok models included in the plan.
    Less suited if…
    You want Claude or GPT included in a flat price: since 12 October 2026 the plans include no allowance for third-party models, which are billed at API list price.
    Official site ↗

Detailed comparison: myide vs Lovable →

FAQ

What is the best alternative to Lovable?
It depends on what you want to change. For the same chat-to-app experience: Bolt.new or v0. To work in the code from a browser: myide or Replit. To continue the synced code on your computer: Cursor.
Can I leave Lovable and keep my code?
Lovable offers a two-way sync with GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket, according to its documentation. Once the code is in a repository, any of the tools below can open it — myide imports from a Git repository, GitHub, a zip archive or a folder on your computer.
Is myide a Lovable alternative?
If you want to work in the code, yes: myide is an IDE where an agent edits, runs and verifies the code with you. Lovable is the easier path to a new web app with a backend and no code; myide’s published sites have built-in visitor accounts, and a full SQL database means connecting your own Supabase project.
How was this list made?
From each product’s official pages, linked below and checked on 13 October 2026. Tools are grouped by need and listed alphabetically within each group. This page is published by myide, which is one of the options.

Sources

Every statement about a product comes from its official pages, linked on each page and checked on the date shown. What those pages do not say is marked “Not described”, never “No”.