Paste one prompt — your Lovable app gets a self-updating blog.
Lovable has no built-in blog or content API, so nothing can post into it directly. Instead, DraftSEO hands you a ready-made build prompt: drop it into Lovable’s chat and it writes a small receiver endpoint plus real blog pages inside your own app. From then on DraftSEO delivers every article to that endpoint automatically, each one cryptographically signed.
| Connection | One copy-paste build prompt — no keys to manage, no code to hand-write |
|---|---|
| What the builder creates | Receiver endpoint + database + /blog pages — Lovable writes all of it inside your app |
| Security | HMAC-signed + timestamped — replay-window protected deliveries |
| Images | Served from DraftSEO’s CDN — URLs ride in the payload; your app can rehost them |
| SEO | Real routes + meta fields — indexable pages on your own domain |
Who does what
Paste the build prompt into Lovable’s chat, let it build, then verify the signed test delivery. Every article after that lands on its own — no minutes from you.
Lovable builds it once; DraftSEO feeds it forever.
Setup
DraftSEO shows you a ready-made build prompt — copy it.
~30 seconds
Lovable writes the signed receiver endpoint, a posts table and your /blog pages — the builder does the work.
~a few minutes
DraftSEO fires a signed test event at your new endpoint; a green check means you’re connected.
~1 minute
Every generated article is delivered to your Lovable app on schedule.
Ongoing · zero clicks
FAQ
It doesn’t need one. DraftSEO gives you a build prompt that makes Lovable write a small webhook receiver and real blog pages inside your own app — then DraftSEO delivers each article straight to that endpoint, signed.
No. Lovable’s chat writes the receiver, the posts table and the pages from the prompt. You paste the prompt, click through the build, and verify one test delivery.
The prompt tells Lovable to build the blog pages in your app’s own styling, so they inherit your existing layout and theme rather than looking bolted on.
No card required. Lovable builds the receiver; DraftSEO fills the blog.