Lovable: Project Comments for Collaborative Feedback
LovableLovable launched Project Comments, a collaborative feedback feature that lets users leave inline annotations directly on app preview elements. Comments support threaded discussions and can be sent to the AI agent using @Lovable mentions, turning feedback into actionable development tasks. Collaboration features — including Project Comments — are now free for all Lovable users.
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Project Comments: Inline Feedback on App Previews
Lovable launched Project Comments in its April 2026 update, introducing a structured way for collaborators to leave feedback directly on app previews. This addresses a common friction point in app development: the gap between stakeholder feedback and developer action.
How Project Comments Work
Users can open a project in Lovable and switch to comment mode in the preview. Clicking on any element in the live preview opens an annotation, where reviewers can type their feedback, suggestions, or questions. Comments are threaded, so discussions can evolve without losing context.
The key capability is the @Lovable mention: when a comment includes @Lovable, it is sent directly to the AI agent as a development task. This closes the loop between feedback and implementation — a stakeholder can click on a button, write "@Lovable — change this to green and add a loading state", and the agent acts on it.
Free for All Users
Lovable made collaboration features free for all users as part of this release. This includes Project Comments, removing the previous barrier where collaboration required a paid plan. The decision reflects Lovable's positioning as a platform for teams, not just individual developers.
Impact on Team Workflows
For teams using Lovable to build products, Project Comments dramatically reduces the overhead of feedback cycles. Instead of exchanging screenshots with annotations in Figma or sending Loom videos with verbal descriptions, stakeholders can leave precise, contextual feedback directly on the live app. The @Lovable integration means that feedback is immediately actionable without a developer needing to interpret and re-type the request.