Lovable starts the app. Lindi is where a team keeps it going.
One is very good at getting something to exist. The other is for the product that already does, and the designers, builders and developers who work on it together.
Lovable turns a description into a working app, and it has kept adding to that: Visual Edits for changing an element’s text and styling by clicking it, plan and agent modes, a Supabase backend, GitHub sync, and up to twenty people in a project at once. For a prototype, a side project or a first version in an afternoon it is genuinely hard to beat, and this page is not an attempt to.
Lindi is for the next part. It opens the product you already ship, on your repository, and gives the people around it one place to work: a full design canvas for the designer — frames, layers, components, every screen at once, the tools they already use — Build mode for asking in words, Code mode for the engineer, and a pull request at the end so nothing lands without review. It is the difference between making an app and running one.
Lovable and Lindi, row by row.
| Feature | Lovable | Lindi |
|---|---|---|
| Where it starts | A prompt, and a new project | The product you already ship |
| Editing by hand | Visual Edits — click an element, change its text and styling | A design canvas: frames, layers, components, every screen at once |
| Working together | Up to twenty people in the project at once | Designers, builders and developers in one file, watching each other work |
| Where the code lives | Its project, synced to GitHub | Your repository, on a branch, from the first change |
| The design system | What the model reaches for, plus what you tell it | The components already in your repository |
| Trying the change | A live preview of the generated app | The real screens, on the branch, beside the diff |
| Getting it reviewed | Sync to GitHub and review it there | A pull request out of the change itself, before it lands |
| Where it belongs | A new app from zero, fast | The product you keep shipping, and the team around it |
Not a replacement. A different job.
- Use Lovable for
Starting something: a prototype, a side project, a first version of an app that does not exist yet, in an afternoon.
- Use Lindi for
Keeping something going: the button, the flow, the screen in the product your users already have — designers, builders and developers on one file, with engineering in the loop.
See it on your own frontend.
Lindi is in early beta. Tell us about your team and we will email you within 48 hours to let you know if you are in.