Lovable adds Jira and Mailjet connectors, extends Sentry to live apps

Lovable added two new connectors, for Jira and Mailjet, and extended its existing Sentry connector to also work inside published apps, according to the Lovable Changelog on November 9, 2026.

What changed

• Jira: the new connector lets a connected app search, create and update issues on a connected Jira Cloud site, and also read projects, boards and sprints (Jira integration docs).
• Mailjet: the new connector sends transactional email from a validated sender or domain, manages contact lists and tracks delivery status (sent, opened, clicked, bounced) (Mailjet integration docs).
• Sentry: the existing connector, previously usable only in the project-building chat, now also works inside the published, live app itself.
• Published apps report error and performance data to Sentry projects using a client key (DSN).
• Both new connectors are set up through the Connectors UI or by asking for setup in a project chat.

What it means for people who build with AI

Vibe coders building on Lovable can now wire project management, email and error monitoring into live apps without leaving the platform, extending the no-code-to-production pipeline beyond payments. Lovable suggests the Jira connector for sprint dashboards, bug and feedback intake forms and triage views, and the Mailjet connector for order confirmations, newsletter signups and delivery dashboards.

Availability and next steps

This update was published as a separate changelog entry from Lovable's PayPal connector announcement on November 8, 2026.

Sources

• Lovable Changelog (Lovable, November 9, 2026, official)
• Jira integration docs (Lovable, official)
• Mailjet integration docs (Lovable, official)

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