Yes, there are a few ways to do this depending on whether the person will continue building inside Lovable or you’re handing them a fully-exported codebase. Option A is the easiest! Option A — transfer ownership inside Lovable If they’re going to keep building inside the platform, you can: • add them as a collaborator • then transfer project ownership to their Lovable account • they take over environment variables, DB auth, and future development This is the smoothest handoff if they’re staying inside Lovable. Option B — export codebase → GitHub → handoff If they’re technical or want independence from Lovable: • export the code • push to a GitHub repo • give them full repo ownership • they deploy anywhere (Vercel, Netlify, custom infra, Cloudflare, etc.) This is how you safely hand off production-grade builds. Option C — hosted deployment with client access If you want to retain dev access: • you host it • they get admin UI access • you handle maintenance / upgrades • they become the content owner, not the infrastructure owner Clients like this when they don’t want to touch tech.

If your Lovable form submit button isn’t working, it’s usually because the form doesn’t know where to save the data. - Using Lovable Cloud DB?You need to explicitly tell Lovable to store the form data in the Cloud Database (set the “Submit Action” to create a record in your table). - Using an external Supabase DB?You also need to explicitly configure the action to send the form data to Supabase (via API or integration). Without this mapping, the submit button will appear to do nothing — because there’s no defined destination for the data.