Deploy your Lovable apps in your own AWS account
Lovable now lets enterprise teams deploy generated apps straight into their own AWS cloud accounts for greater data security and privacy.
Lovable has introduced a new feature that lets teams host their finished applications directly inside their own Amazon Web Services accounts. Until now, every app you built lived on Lovable's shared infrastructure. With this change, company data, databases, and hosting stay completely contained within an organization's private network.
If you are building apps for work or pitching ideas to business clients, security reviews are often the hardest obstacle to clear. Many IT departments reject outside platforms because sensitive internal records cannot leave company servers. This update removes that roadblock, giving you a green light to build real internal software without failing strict compliance audits.
You still get the fast, chat-driven building workflow in your browser, but the resulting backend runs under company control. It is a clear sign that AI-powered app builders are moving well beyond simple prototypes and into serious enterprise use.
Originally reported by Lovable Blog
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