My biased opinion is that Lovable is easier to do everything from publish, custom domain, payment, backend deployment, email, connecting to any SaaS tools, as well as git-sync. In the browser, and powered both by GPT Sol + Fable (depending on what you ask for).
Disclaimer: I'm the founder and built the initial version for Lovable.
Yes my biased opinion is that it's the easiest way to do everything from publish, custom domain, payment, backend deployment, email, connecting to any SaaS tools, as well as git-sync.
Disclaimer: I'm the founder and built the initial version for Lovable.
polishing my CV and applying later today! And meantime if you want to see for yourself if I am instantly lovable - here's me doing an AI workshop to non-tech crowd of 200+ people: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4iCayD_YZo&t=375s
Lovable (https://lovable.dev) | Stockholm + NY + London + hybrid | Full-Time | Product+Research Engineers
We’re a small team caring deeply about building a product that move people’s lives. Currently, 70,000 new apps are started every day with lovable, many of them becoming real businesses that earn people’s livelihood.
You would work with a highly talent-dense team of previous founders, CTO:s, Physicists, with many problems to solve as we are scaling towards reaching $100m ARR faster than any other startup.
I think being skeptical is healthy here. Most Figma-to-code tools just handle UI, but let me share what makes this different.
The secret sauce is combining Builder.io's clean code output (they're the best at Figma conversion) with Lovable + Supabase ability to add real application logic through AI. You're not locked into just what comes from Figma - you can build actual functionality around it.
Re: code quality - it generates proper semantic JSX in TypeScript, and follows best practices. You can check any output yourself and even export the full codebase if needed.
Don't take my word for it though - we have a free tier specifically for testing complex scenarios. What kind of functionality would you want to try? Happy to point you to similar examples or connect you with users who've built production apps.
Disclaimer: I'm the founder and built the initial version for Lovable.