Lovable
Lovable is a Swedish AI platform that lets people build software applications from natural-language prompts rather than code, a practice it calls vibe coding. Founded in Stockholm in 2023 by Anton Osika and Fabian Hedin, it reached a reported US$1.8 billion valuation within eight months of its late-2024 public launch.
- Sector
- AI 'vibe coding' / app-building platform
- Business model
- B2C/B2B SaaS (AI app builder)
- Founded
- 2023
- Founders
- Anton Osika, Fabian Hedin
- Headquarters
- Stockholm, Sweden
- Offices
- Stockholm
- Latest round
- US$400M Series C, led by Menlo Ventures (Aug 2026)
- Total raised
- US$930M (2026)
Sources: en.wikipedia.org
The team on Day One
Hear from the team
Milestones
- Nov 2023 Co-founded in Stockholm by Anton Osika and Fabian Hedin en.wikipedia.org
- Dec 2025 Valuation reached $6.6B, minting two of Europe's youngest billionaires forbes.com
What others say about Lovable
Moments from other conversations on the network where Lovable comes up.
I have had a subscription to Lovable. Really love Lovable, it's amazing. But I also have a subscription to Claude that's getting so good at ui.”
Georgie HealyHost, In The Blink Of AI In The Blink Of AI · How AI Models Are Really Judged, with Pe… · 27:49 ▶ We should have just got Lovable onto it and just sort of said, hey, give me a magic thing that does this. And it just works, doesn't it?”
Brendan HillVenture Partner, TEN13 Oversubscribed · Inside HEO: Australia’s Secret Space Cam… · 1:37:09 ▶ Some of the top biggest companies are no longer from San Francisco. Lovable is from Europe, which so many VCs kind of poo-pooed for a long time.”
Elizabeth YinCo-Founder & General Partner, Hustle Fund First Cheque · How to Build a Global Pre-Seed Fund from… · 7:19 ▶ I built it in 4 hours on Lovable. Um, and it, I, if I do say so myself, it looks pretty similar to Google Drive.”
Maddie ReeseSelf Employed In The Blink Of AI · How to Build Cool Stuff With AI (No Code… · 9:47 ▶ In the news
Backers heard on Day One
Also backed by Menlo Ventures, Scaleup Europe Fund, CapitalG, Accel, Khosla Ventures, Databricks Ventures.
Sources: en.wikipedia.org
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