Jaeden Schafer

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.

They've done a bunch of great integrations with AI tools so that you can have something like OpenAI running inside and you can actually create a tool that uses AI to generate things for people.

So I think the third party software integrations is really the way that this can shine.

Like, yes, the product is good just from a standpoint of like, you can make pretty designs with it, but now they're gonna make this so it's something that's really functional and useful for teams to actually build tools with.

They're going to expand their enterprise focused features, which I think is a great play.

They're going to add some core infrastructure like databases, payments and hosting to support full scale application development.

And honestly, I think they've already started to do this.

So I think they're just kind of like telling everyone like, look, we're going to do more of this.

But this is already a big focus for them.

The payments is big, right?

Like if you if someone could actually go and build a website, they could charge people for using the tool that you build on there.