Lovable: Cookie-Free Analytics With Engagement Rate
LovableLovable Analytics for published apps now counts visits without storing anything on visitors' devices and filters out more bots. Many apps will show more visits from October 26, 2026, and Engagement rate replaces Bounce rate for periods starting on or after that date. Workspace Insights counts App visits the same way.
Key Takeaways
- Analytics now counts visits without storing anything on visitors' devices, a privacy-friendlier approach.
- More bots are filtered out, improving the quality of the numbers.
- A reload or new tab starts a new visit, so many apps will report higher counts from October 26, 2026.
- Engagement rate replaces Bounce rate for periods starting on or after that date.
- Engagement rate counts visits with two or more page views or 10+ seconds of engagement.
- Workspace Insights uses the same method, and the chart marks the cutover day.
A New Way of Counting Visits
Lovable changed how Analytics counts visits to published apps. Counting now happens without storing anything on visitors' devices, and more bots are filtered out. A page reload or a new tab starts a new visit, so many apps will show higher visit numbers starting October 26, 2026. When the selected period starts before that date and includes it, the Analytics chart marks the day so the step change is not mistaken for real growth. Workspace Insights counts App visits with the same method.
Engagement Rate Replaces Bounce Rate
For periods that begin on or after October 26, 2026, Engagement rate takes the place of Bounce rate. It shows the percentage of visits with at least two page views or at least 10 seconds of engagement. This is a more forgiving and informative measure for single-page apps, where a visit with no second page view is not necessarily a bounce.
What to Expect
Builders comparing numbers across the cutover should expect a discontinuity rather than a trend. The marker on the chart is there to explain it.