Launched by Lovable

Launched is a built-in showcase platform for apps created with Lovable, designed to give makers a place to present their projects within the Lovable ecosystem. It isn’t a general-purpose launch directory where any startup can submit, but rather functions like a “Product Hunt for Lovable apps.” Submissions are free, but to add your project you must have a Lovable account.

One of the main perks of using Launched is that top-voted submissions receive additional visibility. On a weekly or monthly basis, Lovable highlights the most popular projects, often giving them shoutouts on X/Twitter. That kind of amplification can bring traffic from outside the platform and draw attention to projects that resonate with the community.

Because submissions are free, anyone building with Lovable can take part. However, visibility isn’t guaranteed. Projects rise in prominence through community engagement such as votes and upvotes. The platform also publishes a limited number of new apps at a time, which means not every submission gets immediate placement at the top. This pacing gives each featured project a better chance to be noticed but may also require some patience or extra promotion.

Launched is deeply tied to Lovable’s ecosystem. That’s both its strength and its limitation. On the one hand, your listing is showcased in front of a community that understands the platform’s tools and constraints, making feedback more relevant. On the other, exposure is mostly confined to people already following Lovable. If you want a broader reach beyond that niche, you’ll still need to promote your app on external launch platforms and channels.

Lovable itself has been growing quickly, gaining traction as an AI-powered builder for SaaS apps and websites. With recent funding and media coverage, the platform is becoming more visible, which in turn increases the potential value of being featured on Launched.

In short, Launched is a free, curated launch space for apps built with Lovable. You’ll need a Lovable account to submit, and your success depends on community engagement and timing, but it’s a worthwhile showcase for anyone building within the platform.