Lovable CEO Anton Osika describes the company's revenue growth rate following their public product launch in November.
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Osika: The skill of unblocking AI coding tools will soon become obsolete
“And the places where it gets stuck today is currently something that where you can use being very good at understanding and getting unstuck, but in the future, it won't be so important. This is just going to not get stuck.”
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Osika: Perfect AI software creation and integration will arrive within two years
“The last piece of software, how I see that is that it's almost instant to go from what you want to change in a product or what you, what product you want to build. To having it fully working end to end, integrated with any of your existing systems or integrate…”
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Osika: Lovable reached 300K MAUs and 30K paying users in three months
“We launched Lavable less than three months ago, and now we have 300,000 monthly active users, and 30 of those, 30,000 of those are actually paying. And it is growing on this at the same rate, it's like, you just, almost only through organic word of mouth.”
Disclosure
Osika: Lovable is set up to modify its own codebase
“We have set up Lovable so that we can change Lovable with itself. We have done that.”
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Osika: AI will soon automate product analytics, recommendations, and A/B tests
“AIs can do that on absolutely massive scale and propose changes to a human to say like, oh yeah, that sounds like a good change to make it a bit more intuitive. And it can also automatically run, spin out A-B tests so that you can see with data, all these impr…”
Insight
Osika: Versatile generalists are much more important for modern product teams
“I mean, doing a bit of everything, being a generalist is, I think, much more important than it used to be. And the, if I'm putting together a product team today, I would re-obsess about getting as much of, as many skill sets as possible for each person I hire.…”