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Lovable Brings Deploy on AWS to Enterprise Accounts.

Lovable Deploy on AWS lets Enterprise teams run apps and data in their own AWS account, with a private preview available now.

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Lovable Brings Deploy on AWS to Enterprise Accounts

Lovable can now run inside a customer’s own Amazon Web Services account. Deploy on AWS is available in private preview for Enterprise customers, keeping the apps teams build and the data behind them within their existing cloud infrastructure.

The change is aimed at organisations that have kept internal app ideas on hold because the underlying data could not leave their network. Lovable names HR, finance and systems connected to internal company data as examples.

According to the LinkedIn post, security teams retain full oversight while staff continue building through Lovable.

What Deploy on AWS Changes

The apps and their data stay in the customer’s AWS account rather than being placed on separate infrastructure outside that cloud environment. Teams can use infrastructure their organisation already trusts, while security staff maintain oversight of workloads built with Lovable.

This creates a deployment route for internal tools that touch restricted company information. An HR team could build around employee workloads. A finance team could work with its internal systems. The announcement focuses on where those apps and their data run, rather than introducing a different way to create them in Lovable.

AWS is Lovable’s first hyperscaler partner for this deployment model. Deutsche Telekom is the first global enterprise named as having deployed Lovable inside its own AWS account.

Moving a Sensitive App Into the Preview

Enterprise customers interested in the private preview need to contact their Lovable account team. The announcement does not describe a self-service activation process, so access is being handled directly during the preview.

Before requesting access, teams can identify an internal app that has already been blocked by hosting or data-location requirements. That gives security and product teams a defined workload to review, including the systems it connects to and the data it handles.

Frequently asked questions

What is Lovable Deploy on AWS?

Deploy on AWS is a deployment option that runs Lovable inside a customer’s own Amazon Web Services account. Apps built by the customer’s teams and the data behind them remain in that cloud environment.

When is Deploy on AWS available?

It is available now in private preview. Interested customers are directed to contact their Lovable account team.

Which Lovable plan includes Deploy on AWS?

The private preview is for Enterprise customers. Pricing and wider availability details have not been published.

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