Jaeden Schafer

I will just tell lovable, like only use these packages.

Don't add any new packages.

Only use these libraries.

And it will do the whole thing with kind of the limitations you give it.

It will design all of that.

And then when you have to put the code into your code base,

It's super easy.

It's not adding new packages.

This is a problem.

I think the first time I used lovable, I had tried to give it to my CTO and he was like, dude, this has like 30 new packages that are not currently used just for your one page.

So we had to work on it a bit.

Once you get over that and you figure out how to work with it, it is super fast, super easy and really, really beautiful.

A lot of major companies use Loveable, including Klarna, Zendesk, Uber, and they love it.

And for the same reason that I've mentioned here, apparently Loveable has more than 100,000 new projects created on its platform every day.

They have 25 million projects built during their first year.

And they're planning to use this new capital, this $330 million as they've just raised to essentially deepen integrations with third party tools.

And I think this is absolutely the right approach because when they first started, it was basically a beautiful front end design maker, but it wasn't something that was really good at making products.

They've added a whole bunch of really great integrations, super base for backends and databases has been added.

So you can actually create tools that you can have users that sign up.

and you have like a database for your tool.