Seen operated exclusively on Lovable until it was acquired
Jacob Miller · From a Real Problem to a SaaS Product Buyers Wanted · Apr 21, 2026 · at 5:20
Jacob Miller describes the production infrastructure of Seen before and after its acquisition on Acquire.com.
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“This was completely vibe-coded never made its way out of lovable, which, like, I think looking back on it now since the platform's been acquired and sold, they've moved it to, I think it's like Vercel like a platform that's actually more customizable.”
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