Lovable

“If you don't understand what you have the LLMs actually build, then there is no way you can maintain it or debug it if something goes wrong”

“we are the best way for non-technical people go from idea to a real software business with paying users”

“We chose not to use tools like Lovable or Emergent because we didn't want to connect yet another database”

“less technical people LOVE using it and have zero issue paying for it”

“Lovable is easier to do everything from publish, custom domain, payment”

“it's the easiest way to do everything from publish, custom domain, payment, backend deployment, email”

“It serves a market of non technical people that want to build apps and websites without having to use something horrible like Wordpress.”

“I saw it int he wild and compared to all the internal software I saw in the past 20 years”

“Those apps they were using were better than 90% of internal apps I've seen in my career.”

“It's so much better than Codex/ClaudeCode and producing a fully working application quickly.”

“once you cross a certain point with your app-building, it simply becomes too expensive, and complex to continue build on manually”

“Lovable, and companies like it, have enabled someone to accomplish things that they couldn't before.”

“what's the moat for lovable? you can already directly prompt these models to build you a full fledged app”

“most solo devs would be better served by using Lovable than Codex or Claude”

“Lovable is the fastest way to get a log-in system and database, so a great option for a true MVP.”

“I have seen those people be supercharged by AI app builders like Replit and Lovable”

“when I know much better tools exist that are built with people like them in mind”

“You want a tool that's specifically aimed at people who want to build software but don't know the first thing about how to do it.”

“You can do this in lovable too now. But i dont think it gets used a lot.”

“I don’t count Lovable or Figma html2figma plugin or figma2code plugin etc.”

“Instead of employing an engineer for a year we burned an obscene amount of resources to generate code”

“they just don't have the time or interest to spend hours on building some little marketing site”

“It really works -- 1200 customers are now vibe coding daily and using their SaaS a LOT more.”

“Lovable know "how" to build dashboard, so it's about telling it what you'd like to see/learn about.”

“enabling people who don't have software engineering or code writing experience to actually develop software is a value in itself”

“Vibe coding tools like Lovable finally gave us the right way to make that real.”

“No-code builders are great for the first version but start fighting you when you need custom logic”

“the app is partially an experiment of how many lovable AI tokens I can throw at this”

“Lovable is marketed to non developers, so their core users wouldn't understand a security flow if it flashed red.”

“When this works, it is really nice. Think Cursor, Lovable, or OpenClaw.”

“they tend to build stuff with some botched backend and you'll get to scaling issues, security issues and who knows what else”

“No need to wait designer, no need to get access to Figma, let designer design and present”

“I still see huge value in using tools like Lovable to build a working prototype”

“vibe coding platforms like lovable, which contain an unavoidable proprietary infrastructure component”

“lovable seems to be more precise about the code itself: just cleaner even over several iterations”

“genuinely impressed with what it can do in a single prompt”

“tools-outside-ai-inside platforms like Lovable, Base44 and Replit which don't leave as much flexibility in terms of swapping out tooling”

“I get much better outcome from Lovable than Replit using same prompts”

“Both the free and paid tiers of lovable don't charge for security fixes, and before you can publish it requests you run security audits.”

“Lovable was able to one-shot it (except for the top margin)”