From the source
Lovable has added abandoned project clean-up to its Enterprise plan, letting workspace admins and owners mark and delete projects that nobody has touched.
- The company says every workspace collects forgotten prototypes, internal tools and campaign pages that stay published and connected to data, a problem it calls app sprawl.
- Admins set the inactivity period that marks a project abandoned, 60 days by default, and can turn on auto-delete with a grace period of 7, 14 or 30 days; auto-delete is off by default.
- Activity counts as editing or chatting with a project, a visitor to the published app with bot traffic excluded, or a call to its backend functions, while opening, previewing or publishing alone does not reset the clock.
- Owners and members with edit access get a warning email and in-project banner 5 days and 1 day before deletion, and anyone with access can stop it by editing the project, sending it a message, or clicking Keep it.
- Deleted projects stay recoverable for 60 days before Lovable permanently removes the project, its version history and its chat, and the lovable.app address is freed up, so the project cannot be restored to that address if someone else takes it.
