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We had an incident this week. Here's what happened, what's fixed, and what we're changing: https://lnkd.in/d5DRdG_r

Lovable is in the Forbes AI 50 this year. We're giving everyone the power to create and are so humbled by the ways we see our customers building, launching and changing their lives. We’re honored by the recognition. It’s motivation to keep building. Now, back to work.

I vibe coded a startup with Lovable last year. Here's what happened. 41,000 users. 135,000 page views. All up over 200% year on year. The app is called Renamify. I built it with my co-founder Thomas Olson. The first version was vibe coded in Lovable in about a week. No custom backend. No engineering team. Just prompting, iterating, and shipping. It still gets new users every single week. Without paid ads. Without a growth team. Without anyone maintaining it full time. I keep seeing the same take online: "vibe coded apps are toys." "They don't scale." "They'll break in production." This one didn't. Here's what I think people miss. Vibe coding doesn't fail because the tools are bad. It fails because most people skip the thinking. They open the tool with no scope, no flow, no idea what the one core feature actually is. Then they blame the tool when the result feels like a demo. The tools work. The question is whether you know what to build before you start building. Renamify took a week the first time. If I rebuilt it today, it would take about 45 minutes. The tools have moved that fast. If you're still debating whether vibe coding can produce something real: it can. I have the analytics to prove it.

Lovable is in the Forbes AI 50. AI is just the “how”: the tool. What matters more to us is the “who” and the “what”: the people using Lovable, and the ideas you’re making real.

Lovable now supports Claude Opus 4.7. Our benchmarks show it completes tasks in 40% fewer turns, making it more efficient. Lovable builders get discounted rates through April 30, so you’ll see your credits go even further.

Lovable now supports Claude Opus 4.7. Our benchmarks show it completes tasks in 40% fewer turns, making it more efficient. Lovable builders get discounted rates through April 30, so you’ll see your credits go even further.

Lovable Groups are collections of workspace members that give admins control over who can access what. With Groups, you can: • Share projects with entire teams in a single action • Restrict published app visibility to specific groups • Organize projects into folders with group-level permissions • Sync groups automatically from your IdP via SCIM

We now have a desktop app. Access local MCPs, build across multiple project tabs, and use native keyboard shortcuts. Available for Mac at lovable.dev/download, Windows coming soon.