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Add user accounts with Google sign-in

Add signup, login, forgot password, and Google sign-in pages that work together and require login to use the app.

When to use it

You need a quick secure sign-in and want to avoid password setup friction.

Why it is worth it

Google sign-in removes friction, reduces password errors, and is faster for users to set up.

Before you start

  1. Create a Lovable project for your app

The prompt

Add user accounts to the customer feedback tracker app. Include a signup page, login page, and forgot password page that match the app's minimalist style. Require login before accessing the dashboard with customer feedback entries. Add a Sign in with Google button alongside email and password login. The feedback dashboard shows feedback ID, customer name, feedback text, status (new/in-progress/resolved), priority (low/medium/high), and created date. Show clear error messages if the password is incorrect and success messages after account changes. When done, show the signup form, login form with the Google button, and then the protected dashboard with all feedback entries for the logged-in user.

Swap the feedback tracker for your own app.

What you get

You have a secure login with email, password, and Google sign-in, protecting your app's dashboard.

From docs.lovable.dev/prompting/prompting-library

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