Lovable’s CEO Isn’t Too Worried About the Vibe-Coding Competition
Every seat at Copenhagen’s Bella Center was filled as Anton Osika, co-founder of the AI-powered vibe-coding app Lovable, stepped onto the stage at this year’s TechBBQ conference. Early into his talk, he made it clear that Lovable’s CEO isn’t too worried about the vibe-coding competition, even as new rivals flood the space.
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A Unicorn Born From the Vibe-Coding Boom
Lovable helps people build apps and websites without needing any coding experience. It has quickly become a standout in the rising vibe-coding movement, where users guide AI to generate code, websites, or even full applications.
The company’s growth has been explosive. In just eight months, Lovable hit $100 million in annual recurring revenue and closed a $200 million Series A round, giving it a $1.8 billion valuation. Investors are already eyeing a potential $4 billion Series B, though for now, Lovable isn’t rushing into another deal.
Why Lovable Stands Apart
While competitors try to win market share, Osika sees a bigger picture. His goal is to make Lovable the ultimate platform for founders building AI-native companies—one that goes beyond just writing code.
“If you’re running a business, there are a lot of things you want to set up, like payments, understanding your users, and maybe even incorporating your company,” Osika explained. “I want Lovable to help with all these things.”
A Platform Built for Founders
Instead of stressing over rival vibe-coding startups, Lovable is doubling down on creating tools that support every stage of product development. From idea to launch, Osika envisions a platform that enables founders to build and scale AI-driven companies with ease.
This strategy highlights why Lovable’s CEO isn’t too worried about the vibe-coding competition—because the company’s mission extends far beyond the competition itself. It’s about shaping how the next generation of software businesses are created.
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