2025
Wolf organized a hackathon with his twelve-year-old son and friends using the vibe coding tool Lovable.
“my son is twelve, he's still interested in what I do.”
Topic
Lovable
7 facts from 6 episodes, in date order. These are what speakers said on the shows, each linked to the moment it was said. They aren't independently verified.
2025
The hackathon participants were aged nine to twelve and built websites through prompts.
“they were between nine and twelve, and to imagine they will grow with basically just deciding that if they want to create a website, it's like just a couple of prompts away.”
2025
Hershey describes Lovable as an enterprise customer of Anthropic that became a consumer hit.
“Like Lovable is a great example, where, you know, it's like, that's an enterprise customer to from my perspective, that I spend a bunch of time working with”
2026
Lassen says AIUC was certifying its first coding agents, including Lovable, which he expected to be certified by the time the episode aired.
“We're certifying our first coding agents right now, and we are certifying both a well lovable, which I think will be certified when this process comes, this episode comes out.”
Undated
Josebachvili says Lovable reached 100 million in revenue in eight months, and the general-purpose agent Manus went from zero to 100 million in eight months.
“you have Lovable getting to a hundred in eight months, Manis, the general purpose agent, went from zero to 100 million in eight months.”
Undated
Anton Osika is the boss of Lovable, a Swedish-based vibe coding platform.
“One of the people we spoke to was Anton Osika, who's the boss of Lovable, one of these big vibe coding platforms, Swedish-based.”
Undated
Ant Wilson says early AI agents put image data into Postgres and turned off row-level security to make projects work, until Lovable wrote skills to stop it.
“the agents were, like, trying to shove image data into Postgres. You know, they were turning off RLS in order to get their projects to work”
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