Your workspace has undead apps

Lovable highlights “app sprawl,” in which inactive but still published projects may retain live pages, backend connections, credentials, and personal data, creating security, maintenance, and ownership risks. Its Enterprise-plan abandoned project clean-up feature allows workspace admins and owners to mark projects as abandoned after a configurable inactivity period, defaulting to 60 days, and optionally auto-delete them after a 7-, 14-, or 30-day grace period. Activity includes editing, chatting in the editor, visits to published apps excluding bots, or backend-function calls, while opening, previewing, or publishing alone does not reset the timer. Users with edit access receive email and in-project warnings before deletion and can prevent it by interacting with or explicitly keeping the project; deleted projects remain recoverable for 60 days, though their published app goes offline, backend pauses, and reclaimed lovable.app addresses may not be recoverable. The announcement also promotes a separate Halloween-themed fictional game that does not access real projects.

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