Review Lovable apps with clients before you ship
Lovable makes building the app the easy part. Capsule handles what comes next: putting it in front of a client or team for review, collecting feedback on the live page instead of in email threads, and showing exactly what changed in each round until everyone signs off.
Client review is where Lovable projects slow down
Agencies and founders building with Lovable hit the same wall: the build takes an afternoon, but the feedback cycle takes weeks. Clients respond to a preview link with an email of mixed-up notes — "the blue section", "that pricing thing" — and every round of changes restarts the confusion about which version is current.
The fix isn’t more email. It’s feedback that lives on the page it describes, and one link that’s always the latest version.
How the loop works
Generate
Build the app in Lovable; export or copy the generated HTML.
Share
Publish to one private browser link — no zip files, no hosting setup.
Review
Reviewers click and comment directly on the live page.
Iterate
Your AI agent reads the feedback and proposes fixes; you decide what ships.
Publish
Approve the version and the same link updates for everyone.
Publish the Lovable output to a review link
Publish the generated HTML to Capsule via your AI agent (over MCP) or the REST API. The app is live on a private, optionally password-protected link — separate from your production deployment, purpose-built for review.
Clients comment directly on the app
No accounts, no tooling on their side: they open the link, click the thing they want changed, and write the comment there. You get unambiguous, element-level feedback instead of a narrative email.
Iterate and show your work
Run the feedback through your AI workflow, apply the approved fixes, and push the new version to the same link. Each addressed comment is flagged for the client to accept — so sign-off is a checklist, not a vibe.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get my Lovable app into Capsule?
Export or copy the generated HTML and publish it via your AI agent over MCP, or with one REST call. The result is a live share link that hosts the app for review.
Can clients review without creating an account?
Yes. Viewers just open the link. You control access with password protection and time limits when the audience is external.
Does Capsule replace Lovable’s hosting?
No. Capsule is the review layer, not production hosting. Teams review on Capsule, then ship the approved version through their normal Lovable deployment.
How do review rounds work with multiple stakeholders?
Everyone comments on the same live link. Comments are threaded and tracked through states — open, in review, accepted — so you can see at a glance what’s outstanding before a version is signed off.
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