Lovable's no-code AI app builder is now on iOS and Android, letting users build web apps via voice or text prompts from their phone.
Lovable launched a mobile app on both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store, enabling users to create web apps and websites using voice or text AI prompts. The app supports cross-device continuity and push notifications when builds are ready. To comply with Apple's developer guidelines — which prohibit apps that download new code or alter functionality post-review — Lovable scoped its output to web apps previewed in browsers rather than native apps run inside the host. This follows Apple's recent enforcement actions against Replit, Vibecode, and Anything for similar violations.
Apple's enforcement clarified a hard technical boundary: no app-in-app code execution, no post-review code downloads. Lovable's compliance path — routing all previews to the browser — sets the architectural template every vibe-coding platform must now follow. If you're building any tool that generates or runs user code on iOS, this is the pattern to adopt or design around.
If you're shipping any AI code-generation tool, audit your iOS app this week against Apple's guideline 2.5.2 — specifically check whether your app runs user-generated code inside the host process. If yes, rearchitect previews to WKWebView or external Safari before you get flagged.
Open Terminal and run: curl -s https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/ | grep -i 'code' | head -30
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