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Workspace admin settings are the central place where workspace owners and admins manage the workspace and keep it organized, secure, and aligned with how your team works in Lovable. Settings configured here take effect immediately, apply across the entire workspace, and define defaults for all members unless overridden at the project or member level. Open settings from your workspace avatar or by navigating to /settings, then use the sidebar to move between sections. The available options depend on your pricing plan. Features that are plan-specific are noted in each section below.

General workspace settings

Manage the core identity of your workspace, default usage limits that apply to all members unless overridden, and workspace-level publishing options.
SettingDescription
AvatarA workspace icon shown next to the workspace name across the app, including the workspace switcher.
NameYour workspace display name (maximum 50 characters) shown throughout the interface. Useful for distinguishing teams or business units.
Workspace handleA unique public identifier used in workspace-related URLs, such as profile pages and shared projects.
Note: Changing the handle may break existing links.
Default monthly member credit limitThe default amount of credits each member can use per month. Leave empty to use no limit. You can override this value by setting individual limits in Settings → People.
Enable branded app URLs
(Business and Enterprise)
Publish apps under a workspace-branded subdomain derived from your verified domain. See Publish apps with branded URLs for more information.
Leave workspaceRemoves your own access to the workspace. You cannot leave if you are the only owner or if this is your only workspace.

Access and organization

Manage who has access to your workspace and how members are structured for collaboration.

People

The main place to manage workspace members. Workspace owners and admins can invite users, change roles, remove members, approve workspace and project access requests, and export the workspace member list as CSV. You can also track per-member credit usage and set individual credit limits that override workspace defaults.
Note on roles and permissions
  • Only owners can add/remove owners.
  • Editors can invite viewers and external collaborators (this can be restricted by admins on Enterprise plans in Privacy & security) and approve project-level access requests.
  • All workspace members except external collaborators can open this tab and view the member list and credit usage.
  • External collaborators do not see the People tab.
See Collaboration.

Groups

Organize members into groups to simplify sharing and access control. Groups can be granted access to projects, folders, and published apps as a unit, reducing the need to manage permissions individually. Groups can also be synced from your identity provider using SCIM, so externally managed groups appear alongside manually created ones. Group-level roles control who can manage the group itself. Available on Business and Enterprise plans. See Groups.

Templates and design systems

Standardize how projects are created and ensure consistency across teams.

Templates

Create reusable design templates from existing projects. Templates copy the full project codebase, including structure, components, styles, and configuration, so new projects start from a consistent foundation. You can set a default template for the workspace so all new projects begin with a predefined setup, while still allowing customization. Available on Business and Enterprise plans. See Design templates.

Design systems

Define reusable component libraries, styling guidelines, and setup instructions that apply across projects. Unlike templates, design systems provide ongoing guidance during project generation rather than copying files at the start. Design systems are managed as projects and can be connected to one or more projects in the workspace. Updates to a design system are applied to connected projects on future generations. Available on Enterprise plans (may require enablement). See Design systems.

Billing and usage

Manage billing and track usage across your workspace. Lovable uses two separate systems: subscription credits for building and prompting, and a usage-based balance for hosting and in-app AI features in deployed apps.
Note on roles and permissions
  • Billing actions on both the Plans & credits and Cloud & AI balance tabs are restricted to workspace owners and admins only.
  • All other roles can open these tabs to see the current plan, credit balance, and usage, but every billing control is disabled for them. They cannot initiate or approve any charge against the workspace.

Plans and credits

Manage your subscription plan and credit balance. View your current plan, renewal date, and a breakdown of available credits, including monthly, daily, rollover, and extra credits with expirations. Workspace owners and admins can upgrade or downgrade plans, switch billing cycles, change credit tiers, top up credits on demand, and buy gift cards. See Plans and credits.

Cloud and AI balance

Track and manage usage-based costs for hosting and in-app AI features across your workspace. This balance is separate from subscription credits and is used to pay for deployed apps and AI functionality inside them. View your current balance, including free monthly usage and any added funds, and see how costs are split between Lovable Cloud (hosting) and Lovable AI usage. You can also track detailed usage by project to understand where costs are coming from. Workspace owners and admins can add funds with one-time top-ups or enable automatic top-ups with monthly charge limits, as well as access billing history and payment settings. If your balance runs out, deployed apps may stop working until funds are added or free usage resets. See Usage based Cloud and AI pricing.

Workspace domains

View and manage domains purchased through Lovable for your workspace. See all domains in one place, including their status, renewal details, and connected projects. Domains are managed at the workspace level and can be connected to projects or subdomains, reused across the workspace, and configured with built-in DNS records and registration details. Available on all paid plans. See Custom domain.

Security and compliance

Configure workspace-wide security policies, authentication, and visibility, and monitor overall security posture.

Privacy and security

The main control panel for workspace-wide security and access settings. Configure default project and website access, publishing permissions, preview links, and sharing rules across the workspace. You can also control workspace invites, workspace discovery, and external collaborator access, as well as MCP (model context protocol) server access, data collection (including opt-out), and security scanning policies that gate when projects can be published.

Identity

Manage workspace identity and single sign-on (SSO). Configure SAML or OIDC providers, enforce SSO, set session duration, and control how users authenticate. You can also verify your organization’s email domains which are used for SSO and user provisioning. User provisioning can be handled in multiple ways, including just-in-time (JIT) provisioning through SSO, domain-based provisioning, and SCIM-based sync from your identity provider. Provisioned users appear in the People tab, where roles and access can be managed. SCIM provisioning is available on Enterprise plans. All other features are available on Business and Enterprise plans. See SSO and SCIM.

Security center

A workspace-wide security dashboard for monitoring risks across all projects. View security scan results, dependency vulnerabilities, secrets usage, and authentication policies in one place. Use the Security center to identify and prioritize issues, track scan coverage, and compare security status across projects. You can filter and export data, and trigger security scans without opening individual projects. Available on Business and Enterprise plans. See Security center.

Audit logs

View a searchable record of activity across your workspace, including who performed an action, when it occurred, what changed, and which resource was affected. Use audit logs to review membership and access changes, project activity, authentication events, and workspace configuration updates. You can filter logs by member, action, resource, and time range, and expand entries to inspect detailed event data. Available on Enterprise plans. See Audit logs.

Development and integrations

Manage shared configuration used during development and integrations with built-in or external services.

Build secrets

Store and manage environment variables used during project builds. Secrets are encrypted and available in sandbox environments, but their values are never exposed after being set. Use build secrets for tasks like installing private npm packages, accessing external APIs, or configuring build-time dependencies. Secrets are managed at the workspace level and can be used across projects. Available on Enterprise plans.

Git

Manage workspace-level Git connections for GitHub and GitLab. Git connections let projects sync their code to an external repository for backup, developer collaboration, local editing, and deployment outside Lovable. Workspace owners and admins can manage Git providers and connections at the workspace level. Projects can then be linked to repositories for two-way sync. GitLab also supports GitLab.com and self-managed GitLab instances. See GitHub and GitLab.

Connectors

Manage how your workspace connects to external tools, services, and APIs. App connectors add capabilities to deployed apps, while chat connectors (MCP servers) provide context during app creation. Workspace owners and admins configure available connectors and control access to each connection. When a connection is enabled, members with access can link it to their projects. Access can be restricted to the entire workspace or specific people. Only members with access can use a connection in a project, and access is required to view or collaborate on projects that depend on it. See Lovable integrations: Connect tools, MCP servers, and APIs.

Knowledge

Define workspace-level instructions and context that Lovable uses across all projects. This is useful for coding standards, architecture rules, preferred libraries, and other conventions that should stay consistent. Only workspace owners and admins can manage workspace knowledge. Project knowledge can add project-specific context and override workspace-level guidance when needed. See Workspace and project knowledge.