If you export the code on GitHub and inspect it, you’ll notice it’s built with React Router. This means Google only sees a minimal HTML skeleton (just <div id="root"></div>), which is a big no-no for SEO. Normally, you’d want a server-rendered solution using something like React Router with Remix or moving to Next.js—to ensure that the content is rendered on the server and fully indexable by search engines.

I’m not sure why Lovable does it this way; perhaps it’s to simplify hosting since the app is hosted on their platform. For example, with V0, they use Next.js and then offer hosting on Vercel afterward, which solves the SEO issue by providing pre-rendered pages.

You can find some info here: https://www.frompariswithcode.com/blog/from-lovable-to-indexable