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Privacy Policy Generator for Lovable Apps
You shipped an app with Lovable. Now get the legal doc it needs — in 60 seconds, free to preview.
You prompted your way to a working product in Lovable — auth, database, payments, maybe an AI feature. But the moment real users can sign up, your app is collecting personal data, and that comes with legal obligations whether you have 3 users or 3,000. A privacy policy is not a nice-to-have: Google OAuth verification asks for one, the App Store requires one, and privacy laws like GDPR assume you already have one.
The good news: for a typical Lovable app the policy is very predictable, because the Lovable stack is predictable. PrivacyPage asks you a handful of plain-English questions about what your app actually does and generates a complete, customized privacy policy you can paste straight into your project. The full document is free to preview — you pay $9.99 once only if you want to unlock and download it. No subscription.
What your Lovable app is probably collecting
Supabase Auth accounts
Lovable wires most projects to Supabase. Email addresses, hashed passwords or Google/GitHub OAuth identities, session tokens, and sign-in IP logs all count as personal data — and you, not Supabase, are the data controller.
Database rows and uploads
Anything users type or upload lives in your Supabase Postgres database and Storage buckets: profile details, documents, images. Your policy needs to say what you store and for how long.
Stripe payments
If you added checkout, Stripe processes names, emails, and card details on your behalf. That makes Stripe a third-party processor you must disclose.
AI API calls
Features built on OpenAI, Anthropic, or Gemini send user input to those providers. Users have a right to know their prompts leave your app.
Hosting and analytics logs
Your lovable.app (or custom) domain logs IP addresses and device data, and any analytics snippet you added collects usage events.
What you need before launch
A public policy URL. Google OAuth consent screen verification, Apple's App Store (guideline 5.1.1), and Google Play's Data safety form all require a privacy policy hosted at a publicly reachable link — before you submit, not after.
GDPR coverage if anyone in the EU can sign up. GDPR applies based on where your users are, not where you are. Your policy must name a legal basis for each processing purpose, list your processors (Supabase, Stripe, your AI provider), state retention periods, and explain user rights like access and erasure. See our plain-English GDPR guide.
Disclosure of every third party. The most common mistake in vibe-coded apps is a template policy that never mentions Supabase or the AI APIs actually in use. A policy that doesn't match your real stack can be worse than none, because it misrepresents your practices.
How the 60-second generator works
- 1Pick a document type — privacy policy, terms of service, EULA, cookie policy, or disclaimer.
- 2Answer about ten plain-English questions: your app's name, what data it collects, and which third-party services it uses.
- 3Preview the complete generated document — free, no account, nothing blurred that matters for judging it.
- 4Pay $9.99 once to unlock and export as HTML, Markdown, or plain text. Regenerate free, forever, when your app changes.
Hosting tip for Lovable: After generating, copy the HTML output and prompt Lovable: "Add a /privacy route that renders this HTML." Lovable will scaffold the page in seconds, and you'll have a live URL to paste into OAuth and store forms.
Generate the privacy policy for your Lovable app
Professional, legally compliant documents for your app — free to preview, $9.99 one-time to unlock.
Generate Now →FAQ
Does my Lovable app need a privacy policy if it is just a prototype?
If it is publicly reachable and anyone can create an account, yes. Sign-up forms collect personal data (email at minimum), and Google OAuth verification will ask for a policy URL even for small apps. Private prototypes with no real users can wait.
Does Supabase provide a privacy policy for my app?
No. Supabase's own privacy policy covers Supabase as a company. For your app, you are the data controller and Supabase is your processor — you need your own policy that discloses Supabase as a third-party service.
How do I add the generated policy to my Lovable app?
Copy the HTML export from PrivacyPage and prompt Lovable to create a /privacy page that renders it. That gives you a public URL you can submit to app stores and OAuth consent screens.
Is PrivacyPage really free?
Generating and previewing the full document is free with no account. Unlocking the download (HTML, Markdown, plain text) is a one-time $9.99 payment — or $24.99 for all five document types. There is no subscription.