Lovable's new way to keep staff: a 10% raise on your first work anniversary

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Lovable is a Swedish company that enables users to build apps, websites, and digital products using AI prompts.

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I used AI to code a scheduling app in minutes. It was easy, but it shouldn't worry software companies.

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I wanted to make scheduling meetups fuss-free, and trying to peer in on my friends' calendar apps wasn't cutting it. Enter Herdly!

Aditi Bharade

I was one of Lovable's first 50 hires. Here's how I got the job after initially getting rejected.

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Lovable "felt very accessible as somebody who's non-technical," Mindaugas Petrutis said.

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I built the same website using Lovable and Wix AI. One took twice as long and told me to solve problems myself.

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My vibe-coded website on my monitor and my cat.
I vibe-coded a writing portfolio on Lovable and Wix.

Aditi Bharade

Vibe coding is being called the greatest unlock for non-techies. These 5 startups are raising billions.

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Hot startup Lovable's security stumble shows one big risk in using AI to code

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Lovable's data mishap is a reminder of the security risks when vibe coding.

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He managed 120 people at Meta. Now, he's walking away from Big Tech to join Lovable.

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Patrik Torstensson
Patrik Torstensson.

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Veteran tech investor Keith Rabois says the product manager role in tech 'makes no sense' in the era of AI

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Keith Rabois at The Hill & Valley Forum 2026 at Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium on March 24, 2026, in Washington, DC
Khosla Ventures' MD Keith Rabois.

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Repeat Y Combinator founders raise $2.2 million to fix vibe coding's pricing problem. Read their pitch deck.

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OpenBuilder cofounders James Jiang and Paul Li.

Paul Li

Why Swedish vibe-coding startup Lovable rejects candidates who want rigid structure — and hires for 'founder DNA'

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Lovable's People chief Maryanne Caughey
Lovable's People chief Maryanne Caughey says the startup rejects structure and hires for "founder DNA."

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