Anton Osika(@antonosika)

We officially opened Lovable’s first US office in Boston. Boston felt like the right place for us t...

Anton Osika (@antonosika) — Fri, 17 Apr 2026 15:00:32 GMT

We officially opened Lovable’s first US office in Boston.

Boston felt like the right place for us to open an office because Massachusetts has a practical view of AI. It’s about using AI to solve real problems rather than just building the technology, which is something Gov. Maura Healey has spoken about clearly.

That’s why we started Lovable, to help more people turn ideas into software, products, companies, and real economic value.

PS, check out Gov. Healey rocking our Lovable socks.

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Yes, we posted this yesterday... the "pin" button is dangerously close to the "delete" button. Down...

Anton Osika (@antonosika) — Thu, 16 Apr 2026 17:47:29 GMT

Yes, we posted this yesterday... the "pin" button is dangerously close to the "delete" button.

Download the app here:
x.com/Lovable/status…lovable.dev/download

Lovable@Lovable

Available for Mac at lovable.dev/download, Windows coming soon.

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What desktop specific functionality do you want us to add?

Anton Osika (@antonosika) — Thu, 16 Apr 2026 17:19:52 GMT

What desktop specific functionality do you want us to add?

Anton Osika@antonosika

Lovable now has have a desktop app.

Access local MCPs, build across multiple project tabs, and use native keyboard shortcuts.

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Lovable now has have a desktop app. Access local MCPs, build across multiple project tabs, and use ...

Anton Osika (@antonosika) — Thu, 16 Apr 2026 17:19:36 GMT

Lovable now has have a desktop app.

Access local MCPs, build across multiple project tabs, and use native keyboard shortcuts.

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I'm happy to welcome Patrik "Totte" Torstensson to Lovable as our new Head of Engineering, recommend...

Anton Osika (@antonosika) — Tue, 14 Apr 2026 14:55:17 GMT

I'm happy to welcome Patrik "Totte" Torstensson to Lovable as our new Head of Engineering, recommended to us by Daniel Ek.

Totte spent 35 years leading engineering at some of the most demanding companies in the world: Principal Engineer at Spotify, leading Android and Wear OS at Google, and building a 130-person engineering org at Meta.

He's Swedish, and he's moving back to Stockholm for this role after a decade in Silicon Valley and London. He wanted to be at a company that is truly AI-native and still early enough to shape.

Lovable is past figuring out if this works. Now we're building the organization that carries it forward, and Totte is exactly who we want leading that.

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Engineering and product leaders in Stockholm and Europe, you are sorely needed for European sovereig...

Anton Osika (@antonosika) — Mon, 13 Apr 2026 19:56:31 GMT

Engineering and product leaders in Stockholm and Europe, you are sorely needed for European sovereignty.

Startups are working hard to build enduring global companies from Europe. Their products are often platforms that fundamentally enable humans to solve societal problems with AI.

This decade, the technology that cements global power structures is being built. I believe Europe has lots to offer the world in terms of values and long-term thinking. These values propagate when Europe stays relevant by developing platforms the world relies on. If you help, you are significantly improving the chances that European-built platforms flourish, and become something that coming generations will use and talk about.

It's good for you too. You will get ownership stakes in the company you build. You will learn new skills, skills that do not become obsolete as AI fundamentally removes the need to write code. The journey will likely connect you with people who unlock opportunities you didn't realize existed, and with likeminded people that will stay friends with you for the rest of your life.

If you are a European builder, founder, CTO, or CEO that like to have impact, I believe one of the most responsible things you can do is to work at a European startup with global traction.

Lovable specifically is right now looking to fill product and engineering leadership positions, both for our existing product and our next product line.

Email europe@lovable.dev if you want to explore this. Ideally add a few bullets about yourself and why you care.

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it's never been easier to go from product to an actual business

Anton Osika (@antonosika) — Mon, 13 Apr 2026 15:21:47 GMT

it's never been easier to go from product to an actual business

Lovable@Lovable

Introducing Lovable Payments.

Describe what you want to sell. Test it securely. One conversation to go live.

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loved meeting Ilya at SSI

Anton Osika (@antonosika) — Sun, 12 Apr 2026 16:23:55 GMT

loved meeting Ilya at SSI

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Go build.

Anton Osika (@antonosika) — Fri, 10 Apr 2026 23:26:25 GMT

Go build.

Lovable@Lovable

You can just start.

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I just spoke at HumanX with F1 champion @NicoRosberg about a big shift AI has created. For the last...

Anton Osika (@antonosika) — Fri, 10 Apr 2026 19:26:25 GMT

I just spoke at HumanX with F1 champion @NicoRosberg about a big shift AI has created.

For the last few decades, it's been surprisingly unusual for people who actually have the problems to be the ones building software to solve them.

That's now changing, and we're seeing all types of people build specific software that solves the problems they have. The old gatekeepers are gone. You don’t need the right city, the right network, or the right investors.

If you have an idea you're passionate about, you already have the most important thing.

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People often ask where Lovable users find time to build side projects. What I'm seeing: people are ...

Anton Osika (@antonosika) — Thu, 09 Apr 2026 13:00:55 GMT

People often ask where Lovable users find time to build side projects.

What I'm seeing: people are choosing to build instead of passive consumption, like endless doom scrolling.

Creativity is reclaimed from consumption.

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I made a new friend today

Anton Osika (@antonosika) — Wed, 08 Apr 2026 23:57:07 GMT

I made a new friend today

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https://t.co/ajQWsrFvWC

Anton Osika (@antonosika) — Wed, 08 Apr 2026 15:00:51 GMT

founderclass.lovable.app

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Eighteen months ago, we launched Lovable. We had a theory about who would show up. We were wrong. A...

Anton Osika (@antonosika) — Wed, 08 Apr 2026 15:00:47 GMT

Eighteen months ago, we launched Lovable. We had a theory about who would show up. We were wrong.

A new class of founders is emerging.

Founders like John, who turned a former church into a $30K/month arcade business in three months, building every digital system himself on Lovable. Or Will, a Grammy-nominated songwriter, who built Disco after realizing 73 million freelancers like him had no good solution for tax season.

Every week, we see someone new: a nurse, a teacher, a marketer, a filmmaker, a 16-year-old. People closest to the problems are now building the solutions.

Millions of founders are building on Lovable. And we know the build is just the start. We're focused on helping people create real businesses with customers, feedback loops, and growth.

And as the technology keeps getting better, more people will succeed. Our focus stays the same: real founders, real businesses, and real solutions.

Entrepreneurship is the fastest way to change the world. More builders means more problems get solved in the world.

I can't wait to see what problems this generation solves.

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I keep telling people I built Lovable for the 99% who can't code. The 1% who can seem very concerne...

Anton Osika (@antonosika) — Mon, 06 Apr 2026 20:27:48 GMT

I keep telling people I built Lovable for the 99% who can't code.

The 1% who can seem very concerned about this.

Didn't expect this great analysis @thisisgrantlee, gamma is great btw.

Grant Lee@thisisgrantlee

Lovable is one of the most misunderstood startups in tech.

It gets a lot of flak here on X. "It's just vibe coding." "It's a toy." "Real engineers don't use it." I think these people are missing the point.

The thing about big markets is they all start small. Amazon sold books. Shopify was a snowboard shop. The iPhone got laughed at for not having a keyboard. The best opportunities are the ones where a small TAM turns into a massive TAM over time. I think that’s happening with Lovable right now.

What looks like quick prototyping and weekend side projects today is becoming the foundation for a whole new generation of builders. Tobi at Shopify just said it perfectly: "The most AI proof job in the world is entrepreneurship." Lovable is building the workbench for that job.

But the bigger thing most people are missing is the shift from software-as-a-service to service-as-software. For years, businesses bought generic SaaS and bent their workflows to fit. Now the cost of building custom software is falling toward zero. That changes the game, especially for SMB and medium-sized businesses.

Think about your local business owner. They know their business so well and probably have a thousand paper cuts they wished they could solve or untapped opportunities they wished they could pursue. They might build their own solutions on Lovable, but more importantly I believe there will be a whole new wave of non-technical entrepreneurs stepping in to build agencies that serve exactly these businesses. Bespoke customer interfaces. Agent-powered support. Internal tools that actually fit how a company works. That's a massive latent market getting unlocked.

The last piece is structural. Lovable is truly AI native. No legacy code from 2015. No pre-AI UI patterns. No sunk costs to protect. This means they can take bigger swings than the incumbents or the big labs can.

Being native to the paradigm shift, sitting in a TAM that's expanding in real time, and carrying zero legacy baggage. That combination is rare. It's how new categories get created.

Aspiring founders ask me for advice all the time. One thing I always tell them: study how AI-native founders like @antonosika at Lovable and @matiii at ElevenLabs are executing. They've found markets that are fundamentally misunderstood by most of the industry and they're just rolling full steam ahead. They're not waiting for permission or consensus. They're building while everyone else is still debating whether the opportunity is real.

That's the playbook. Find the wave everyone else is underestimating, and ride it harder than anyone thinks is reasonable.

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“if I add an em dash here I will captivate the reader and get my point across more clearly” is somet...

Anton Osika (@antonosika) — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 21:55:10 GMT

“if I add an em dash here I will captivate the reader and get my point across more clearly” is something I still remember the self gratulatory feeling of having thought

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The next map of global power won’t be drawn by armies or resources. It’ll be drawn by the countries...

Anton Osika (@antonosika) — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 16:59:03 GMT

The next map of global power won’t be drawn by armies or resources.

It’ll be drawn by the countries where AI help run the majority of their government first.

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Hung out with a Lovable super-user, who also happens to be a big creator of culture for my generatio...

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 15:00:52 GMT

Hung out with a Lovable super-user, who also happens to be a big creator of culture for my generation.

It was great to catch up with you, @iamwill.

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Lovable is part of the Enterprise Tech 30. This recognition reflects a shift in how companies think...

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 15:00:20 GMT

Lovable is part of the Enterprise Tech 30.

This recognition reflects a shift in how companies think about building: by giving the people closest to the problem the power to build the solution.

We created Lovable for that world. Glad the enterprise is ready for it.

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I used to be a CTO, and whenever I talk to a CIO today it's clear that one of the most important thi...

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Mon, 30 Mar 2026 19:38:34 GMT

I used to be a CTO, and whenever I talk to a CIO today it's clear that one of the most important things for CIOs is to see who has access to what in one place.

Lovable@Lovable

Introducing secrets overview to Lovable: a single view of secrets across every project in your workspace. You can sort by age, filter by project, and find the ones that shouldn't still be there.

It's the latest addition to our Security Center, which provides a comprehensive view across all your projects, including dependency issues, database misconfigurations, and code analysis.

Scanning and fixing issues in the Security Center doesn't consume any credits.

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One of the most important parts of Lovable's success so far has been hiring for founder-type people ...

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Fri, 27 Mar 2026 18:33:51 GMT

One of the most important parts of Lovable's success so far has been hiring for founder-type people who get stuff done

Business Insider@BusinessInsider

Lovable prioritizes what its people chief calls "founder DNA": people who take ownership, move quickly, and are comfortable operating with autonomy. bit.ly/4lRwbQG

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Anyone can build with Lovable 🥲

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Fri, 27 Mar 2026 16:00:23 GMT

Anyone can build with Lovable 🥲

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Most great ideas never get built because the people who have them don't know they can build them

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Thu, 26 Mar 2026 16:02:43 GMT

Most great ideas never get built because the people who have them don't know they can build them

Lovable@Lovable

This is your sign to go build.

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Today Lovable became the first vibe coding tool with built-in penetration testing. Any Lovable-buil...

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Tue, 24 Mar 2026 17:35:57 GMT

Today Lovable became the first vibe coding tool with built-in penetration testing.

Any Lovable-built app can now get the same quality of security testing companies typically pay $5k-$50k for, in a couple hours, for $100 per test, powered by @AikidoSecurity.

Our built-in security scanning and platform already get builders far, and now you can prove it with a pentest that supports SOC 2, ISO 27001, client security questionnaires, or investor due diligence.

This is a huge leap for safe building.

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Check it out here: https://t.co/OPLZvZE3Sw

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Mon, 23 Mar 2026 16:00:40 GMT

Check it out here: daymaker.com

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William used Lovable to build Daymaker, a platform that helps companies do sales outreach with cakes...

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Mon, 23 Mar 2026 16:00:37 GMT

William used Lovable to build Daymaker, a platform that helps companies do sales outreach with cakes instead of emails.

He started a couple months ago and is already making $110k per month!

William Lindholm@daymakerguy

Last month we invoiced $10k in cakes

This month we’re invoicing almost $100k beacuse coldcaking blew up.

cold emailing and cold calling is officially cooked and baked.🎂👨‍🍳

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We're looking for more great teams and startups to join Lovable. Many of the people in key roles at...

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Mon, 23 Mar 2026 10:44:35 GMT

We're looking for more great teams and startups to join Lovable.

Many of the people in key roles at Lovable were founders right before joining us. We've built our culture in a way that makes founder-types thrive internally, being able to act autonomously and drive initiatives.

If you've built something interesting and want to keep building at scale, reach out to @daniellot_theo.

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What should we build next?

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Fri, 20 Mar 2026 19:44:05 GMT

What should we build next?

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How we decide our product roadmap at Lovable: 1. We listen to our customers 2. We factor in how fas...

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Fri, 20 Mar 2026 19:44:04 GMT

How we decide our product roadmap at Lovable:

1. We listen to our customers
2. We factor in how fast we can unlock new capabilities

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We're looking for more great teams and startups to join Lovable. Many of the people in key roles at...

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Fri, 20 Mar 2026 15:35:13 GMT

We're looking for more great teams and startups to join Lovable.

Many of the people in key roles at Lovable were founders right before joining us. We've built our culture in a way that makes founder-types thrive internally, being able to act autonomously and drive initiatives.

If you've built something interesting and want to keep building at scale, reach out to @daniellot_theo.

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See everything it can do now: https://t.co/jodNR3B90Z

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Thu, 19 Mar 2026 16:53:11 GMT

See everything it can do now: lovable.dev/blog/go-beyond…

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Create a pitchdeck for your app.

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Thu, 19 Mar 2026 16:53:08 GMT

Create a pitchdeck for your app.

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Introducing Lovable for more general tasks. Lovable has always been for building apps. Today it als...

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Thu, 19 Mar 2026 16:52:12 GMT

Introducing Lovable for more general tasks.

Lovable has always been for building apps. Today it also becomes your data scientist, your business analyst, your deck builder, and your marketing assistant.

This is a big step toward what Lovable is becoming: a general-purpose co-founder that can do anything.

See examples below.

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Today, the EU published the formal bill for EU Inc, a new legal framework that will make building co...

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Wed, 18 Mar 2026 18:25:01 GMT

Today, the EU published the formal bill for EU Inc, a new legal framework that will make building companies across Europe a lot easier.

I've seen firsthand how fragmented rules can hold back European talent. EU Inc addresses this directly with 48-hour online registration, zero minimum capital, and standardized stock options, making it simpler to get started and grow.

When I started Lovable, my goal was to empower anyone with an idea to build. This new regulation aligns perfectly with that vision because it helps remove the hurdles and accelerate the journey for builders throughout Europe. It really opens up the opportunity to create a global company from anywhere in Europe.

I'm incredibly optimistic about what this means for founders.

Ursula von der Leyen@vonderleyen

With EU Inc., we are making it drastically easier to start and grow a business all across Europe ↓ x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

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After reviewing all submissions, the winner of the build challenge is @linusbjorklunds with the belo...

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Wed, 18 Mar 2026 16:05:11 GMT

After reviewing all submissions, the winner of the build challenge is @linusbjorklunds with the below submission! Visual edits for any frontend site with a repo on Github.
x.com/linusbjorklund…

Linus Björklund@linusbjorklunds

Built @usepatchly in 6 days with Lovable.

Stack: Lovable + Claude (Haiku & Sonnet) + Supabase + GitHub API + Vercel

AI agencies can now ship websites in minutes with Lovable — but their clients usually can't edit them afterwards.

Patchly turns those frontend repos into a visual CMS.

Clients click text or images on a live site, edit them visually, and Patchly resolves the change back to the source code, commits to GitHub, and deploys to Vercel automatically (~20s).

Technical highlights:

• repo indexing across .tsx .jsx .astro .vue
• deterministic JSX-safe direct-replace engine
• multi-tier AI fallback pipeline with Claude
• duplicate text disambiguation using DOM context
• atomic multi-file commits via GitHub Trees API
• webhook-driven incremental repo indexing
• postMessage visual editing layer
• automated Vercel deployments

Demo
youtube.com/watch?v=vG4QMn…code-playground-sparkle.lovable.app

Full technical breakdown below 👇

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Two cracked people one podcast 🫶

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Sun, 15 Mar 2026 07:49:09 GMT

Two cracked people one podcast 🫶

Harry Stebbings@HarryStebbings

I have interviewed 100 of the best growth leaders over the past 5 years. 

None has impressed me as much as @ElenaVerna, Head of Growth @Lovable. Elena scaled Lovable's growth engine from $0 to $400M in ARR in just 2 years. 

Today, I released our 20Growth with Elena and have gone over it to condense my biggest lessons from the discussion. 

🚀 8 Lessons on Building a $400M ARR Growth Machine: 

1. Growth Is No Longer a Distribution Problem. It’s a Trust Problem.
 
When anyone can build software with AI, functionality stops being the moat. Trust becomes the moat. The question customers ask is simple: “Do I trust this team to keep evolving the product?”

2. Your Product Is Now Your Most Important Channel

The best acquisition channel in 2026 is the product itself. If users love the experience, they share it, talk about it and bring others in. Marketing becomes amplification of product delight.

3. Founder & Employee Socials Are the Most Underrated Growth Channel

Most companies treat social like an intern posting memes. The real opportunity is employees building in public. When engineers, PMs and founders share what they are building, it builds trust and distribution simultaneously.

4. Paid Growth Too Early Is a Death Trap

If you haven’t figured out organic demand yet, paid ads will simply burn cash faster. Until product-market fit is clear and funnels are optimized, paid growth is often just lighting money on fire.

5. CAC:LTV Is a Fantasy for Most Startups

Most companies don’t actually know their LTV. Unless you’ve been operating for years, it’s guesswork. The metric that matters instead: payback period. How quickly do you get your cash back?

6. Community Should Be Built Around Superusers, Not Support Tickets

Most “communities” become complaint forums. The right way: identify your early power users and make them ambassadors. Let them pull others in through enthusiasm, not customer service.

7. Don’t Lock Monetization into Subscriptions

Many AI products are bursty. People build intensely for a period, then slow down. Allowing top-ups or usage-based purchases alongside subscriptions can dramatically increase revenue and retention.

8. The Best Growth Strategy Is Relentless Shipping

Lovable ships improvements daily and major launches every 1–2 months. Constant product evolution keeps the company top-of-mind and continuously re-engages users.

(Links below)

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Change can be scary but it also means new possibilities for people to solve problems and create valu...

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Fri, 13 Mar 2026 16:41:51 GMT

Change can be scary but it also means new possibilities for people to solve problems and create value they couldn't before, progressing the economy by creating more businesses and more jobs.

Bloomberg@business

"Fear is a very natural outcome of change."

Lovable CEO Anton Osika explains why anxiety over the software selloff is justified, telling @TomMackenzieTV there is still excitement about how AI is unlocking new ways to innovate. bloom.bg/46r3dRt

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Apps built on Lovable got 20 million visits on International Women's Day. That's 4x as much as four ...

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Thu, 12 Mar 2026 18:59:55 GMT

Apps built on Lovable got 20 million visits on International Women's Day. That's 4x as much as four months ago, which means visits to our users' apps quadrupled in the time our ARR doubled.

Over 500,000 projects were built on just this day, and an impressive number had backend and payment functionality.

I love seeing so many people building real products and getting real usage with Lovable.

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Tyler’s job is to test the limits of what’s possible with Lovable and share it with everyone. What...

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Tue, 10 Mar 2026 16:05:21 GMT

Tyler’s job is to test the limits of what’s possible with Lovable and share it with everyone. 

What should he try to build?

Tyler Bruno@tylerbruno05

I just joined Lovable as their first Technical Evangelist.

My job now: push the limits of what's possible with Lovable (and share it all here), embed with users, and bring what I learn from you back to the team to help shape what's next.

That starts with office hours. Recurring, open to anyone. Share what you love, tell me what could be better, bring your feature requests, and wildest ideas. First slots open tomorrow and I'll drop the signup link here.

What would you build if nothing technical stood in your way?

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Full info & rules: https://t.co/pijSYXNbCk Some ideas for what you could build: - Multiplayer g...

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Mon, 09 Mar 2026 16:31:49 GMT

Full info & rules: httplovable-x-build-challenge.lovable.appme ideas for what you could build:
- Multiplayer game with live state sync between players
- Personal dashboard pulling live data from multiple APIs
- Cron job that monitors something and sends alerts

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Most people haven't realized they can actually build the ideas stuck in their heads with Lovable. S...

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Mon, 09 Mar 2026 16:31:47 GMT

Most people haven't realized they can actually build the ideas stuck in their heads with Lovable.

So I'm giving $10k in Lovable credits to whoever builds and showcases the most technically impressive app with Lovable in the next 7 days.

Quote RT this announcement with a demo and a link to what you built, and tag Lovable to participate. See full rules in the reply.

Lovable@Lovable

Some ideas are too loud to ignore.

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Our usage is so high because Lovable is free today on International Women’s Day. Everyone around the...

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Sun, 08 Mar 2026 20:44:06 GMT

Our usage is so high because Lovable is free today on International Women’s Day. Everyone around the world is building and our SheBuilds community hosted 120+ in-person events in over 40 countries.

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The time it took you to read this, Lovable wrote 500k lines of code.

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Sun, 08 Mar 2026 20:44:00 GMT

The time it took you to read this, Lovable wrote 500k lines of code.

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Back at Yasuragi to get a ‘how it started vs how it’s going’ picture I wish the same post-Yasuragi ...

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Sat, 07 Mar 2026 22:35:33 GMT

Back at Yasuragi to get a ‘how it started vs how it’s going’ picture

I wish the same post-Yasuragi journey as Lovable had for the 700 founders at the @polar_sh@Lovable prompt a startup -> get revenue competition

Birk Jernström@birk

Starting now.

@polar_sh x @Lovable hackathon 

Ralph Wiggum & Relax

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Lovable taking over NYC, SF, and London Share photo if you see it

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Thu, 05 Mar 2026 16:28:56 GMT

Lovable taking over NYC, SF, and London

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To stick to these values we'll recognize role models of these values every week and use them to asse...

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Fri, 27 Feb 2026 15:03:00 GMT

To stick to these values we'll recognize role models of these values every week and use them to assess alignment when hiring.

I believe culture is the thing that compounds the hardest. The way we work together today, the standards we hold, the honesty we expect from each other, that's what will still be here as we grow by 10x.

If this sounds like the kind of place you want to build, we're hiring. lovable.dev/careers#open-p…

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3. "Build a Legacy" is maybe the one we think about the most. It's about obsessing over talent, cho...

Anton Osika – eu/acc (@antonosika) — Fri, 27 Feb 2026 15:02:57 GMT

3. "Build a Legacy" is maybe the one we think about the most.

It's about obsessing over talent, choosing candor over comfort, lifting the team with shared credit, and prioritizing collective success over individual glory.

I am personally involved in every job offer we send because that's my job as a founder.

Every person on the team is a role model whether they think about it that way or not. How you work shapes how the people next to you work, and over time that just becomes your culture.

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