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Opinion
Elgazar: Lovable struggled with backends and data persistence in early 2025
“So I think like Lavable is really good at scaffolding UIs, but when I started building super dev, which was like back in February Clavable wasn't that good in building like a back end and integrating like third party services and data persistence.”
Opinion
Lovable handles initial production well, but scaling requires moving platforms
“I think at full production, lovable's capable. I think scaling it and taking it beyond that you know, you probably want to look, you know, maybe somewhere else.”
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Seen operated exclusively on Lovable until it was acquired
“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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Miller built Seen entirely with Claude and Lovable without writing code
“I've never written a line of code in my life. If you offered me ten million dollars and said, I need you to write one line of code, well, I wouldn't make ten million dollars. Like, there's no way. So yeah, relied almost entirely on, on Claude code, Claude just…”
Disclosure
Elgazar: I sold SuperDev because well-funded competitors like Lovable were intimidating
“I felt like I was a bit late to the party of lovable and other competitors that were pretty well known. So that's why I decided to sell. And then I realized that, you know, if I'm, if I will sell and probably I will have a nice amount of money to reinvest in m…”
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Ozdemir Received Inbound Job Offers From Lovable Following His Startup Sale
“I've gotten Offers from Lovable to come work for them and their growth team. I've gotten offers from a bunch of other startups who basically offered me some equity as well alongside with some payment like a normal employee.”