Full-Stack Database Engine

Build full-stack web applications with Postgres databases.

Stop coding static frontend mockups. Lovabee automatically designs relational database tables, configures Supabase backends, structures user logins, and binds components using natural language.

SQL Database Schema Visualizer

SaaS Workspace Schema
profiles
  • id (uuid, PK)
  • email (text)
  • credits (int4)
  • updated_at (timestamp)
projects
  • id (uuid, PK)
  • user_id (uuid, FK)
  • name (text)
  • prompt (text)
  • status (text)
billed_generations
  • id (uuid, PK)
  • user_id (uuid, FK)
  • tokens (int4)
  • cost (numeric)

Automatic Schema Design

Our AI worker bees analyze your prompts and generate clean Postgres schema migrations. No manual table drawing or SQL query scripting required.

Secure Row Level Security (RLS)

Every database table generated is locked down with strict security rules, ensuring users can only read or write their own data records.

React Hooks Integration

Lovabee generates optimized client-side state queries using standard Supabase JS library handles, binding forms and components directly to database tables.

Pre-Configured Authentication

Signups, email verification, password reset, and protected routes are set up and structured inside the React app layout right away.

Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to technical queries regarding databases and relational state mappings.

Yes. In the project generation settings panel, you can add your custom Supabase URL and Service Role keys. Lovabee will execute database queries and create tables directly in your personal cloud project.

Absolutely. Supabase provides a clean, open-source dashboard where you can manage your databases, run SQL queries, view tables in grids, and export tables to CSV or JSON formats in one click.

Lovabee generates standard relational PostgreSQL tables hosted by Supabase. There are no proprietary database layers or custom data locks.

Yes. You can prompt Lovabee to modify schemas (e.g. 'Add a phone number field to profiles table'), or run standard SQL migrations in the Supabase SQL editor panel.