Lovable @Lovable

The fastest way to turn ideas into software people love. lovable.com Stockholm, Sweden Joined April 2024

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Belmin Dervisevic @belmiq

23 hours ago

nothing interrupts a date night like seeing this banner across a building and having to stop and take a photo. Stockholm has never looked better.

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Max Gfeller @mgfeller

2 days ago

Sutro is joining @Lovable, and so am I! I’ll be joining Tom on the technical evangelism team. Proud of what we built at Sutro, and glad I get to keep working with people who helped build it. 🧵

Tomas Halgas @TomasHalgas

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Luwi @the_luwii

2 days ago

Tf we’re a big company now Still day zero

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4.63 seconds → 130 milliseconds. A 35.6× faster query in the PRM partner portal I built on Lovable from making few changes as it scaled As the platform grew from 10 users to thousands with nearly 30,000 visitors and 150,000 page views I learned how much performance depends on where the work happens. Here are two architectural changes that made a difference:

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Lovable @Lovable

2 days ago

@mgfeller

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Lovable @Lovable

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@antonosika

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Tomas Halgas @TomasHalgas

2 days ago

Lovable has acquired Sutro. I went to @antonosika hoping @Lovable would use our technology. It ended up with an offer to acquire the company. My first useful piece of software was a website I built to help schoolmates with math. Getting it to work felt delightful. Seeing other people use it felt magical. Something I’d imagined was now real and helping someone else. We spent five years at Sutro bringing that feeling to others. As their ideas grew more ambitious, we took on harder engineering problems. We built our own programming language, compiler and hosting platform to help people create secure and reliable applications. Now, at Lovable, we get to share that feeling on a scale I could hardly have imagined when I built that math website. Sutro engineers are joining to help build the Lovable platform. I’m leading technical evangelism, sharing the engineering that makes this possible and helping people see how far they can take their ideas. I’m proud of what we built. Thank you to the Sutro team, the customers who trusted us, and our investors, especially @EniacVC and @ResoluteVC, for believing in us. And to Anton, @FabianHedin and everyone at Lovable, thank you for the trust and welcome. There’s so much more magic to spread. Let’s go! lovable.dev/blog/lovable-a…

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Lovable @Lovable

2 days ago

@TomasHalgas @antonosika That feeling when someone uses something you built? Here’s to a lot more of that 🫶

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Samyutha Reddy @ReddySamyutha

3 days ago

our team just made @Lovable free for creators. no posting requirements, no strings attached. last night we had an epic party to celebrate! the room had a combined 10.3 million followers. P.S. will never get over these Lovable ice cubes.

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Lovable @Lovable

3 days ago

@antonosika we may need an app to keep track of the apps

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Belmin Dervisevic @belmiq

3 days ago

On ur team, @arthurhilhorst, saw we needed a way to manage integration assets on @Lovable. So he built the internal tool our team runs on. It has easter eggs.

Anton Osika @antonosika

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Lovable @Lovable

3 days ago

We are all lovable

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Anton Osika @antonosika

3 days ago

Every department at @Lovable now builds its own software. In April we had 11 internal apps our own teams had built on Lovable, by August it was more than 80. Lovable has a real internal software ecosystem now. The People team alone has built about 30 apps. Finance, Legal, Security, and IT have 9 between them. Our analytics app is used by 80% of the company and handles 60% of our internal data queries. Our community team runs 345 events a month on an app it built itself. More than 80 apps in total, across seventeen departments, all built by the people who use them. We see the same thing at our customers. The person closest to the problem builds the solution.