The fastest way to turn ideas into software people love.
Stockholm, Sweden
Joined April 2024
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Lovable retweeted
I really like how @Lovable helps with app SEO.
There is a full scan that can be done to check your entire app for SEO readiness and then give you tips on getting more traffic.
Super powerful. Making it dead easy for regular everyday people that want to get search traffic to their app.
Even helps setting it up on Google analytics and search console. 👌🏼
Lovable retweeted
I lead security at @Lovable. We’re making it possible for millions of people to build and operate software, and my team’s job is to help make sure that builders have tools to secure their apps and protect their customers.
Our approach starts with providing the agent with secure building blocks (login, access controls, secret management). After that, every app is scanned for security issues for free before publishing.
An AI-powered fix for all findings is also within a button click, with no cost. It’s possible to enable auto/fix mode which will automatically mitigate any discovered problems.
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We’ve been offering free security tools since 2025, and we’ll keep investing in making them better and easier to use. I strongly believe that making security accessible is what leads to making software accessible. We’re committed to both.
I wrote more about how we’re approaching this and what we’re building next: lovable.dev/blog/find-it-fix…
Lovable retweeted
2.6 billion updates in 30 days. Over 2 million concurrent subscriptions at peak.
That’s @Lovable Realtime, the system keeping our browser tabs in sync.
I built the core in 40 days. We rolled it out to every user without a user-facing incident.
Here’s how it works.
Lovable retweeted
Today, I'm happy to share that Radish AI is joining @Lovable.
We started Radish AI to make AI agents accessible to everyone.
When we met @antonosika and @FabianHedin, we realized we shared the same vision: helping businesses not just build software, but run and grow with AI.
I'm joining alongside my co-founders, @is_that_ish and @adek_dev.
Together, we'll combine our engineering expertise with Lovable's resources and reach to bring these capabilities to millions of people.
Today, @nirman4n, @is_that_ish and @adek_dev from Radish AI are joining @Lovable.
Nirman and the team have been building the infrastructure that lets AI agents take on more complex work. They think deeply about the systems behind it and have big ambitions for what comes next.
Fell in love with the people and what they were building. Very happy we get to build together.
Lovable retweeted
Today, @nirman4n, @is_that_ish and @adek_dev from Radish AI are joining @Lovable.
Nirman and the team have been building the infrastructure that lets AI agents take on more complex work. They think deeply about the systems behind it and have big ambitions for what comes next.
Fell in love with the people and what they were building. Very happy we get to build together.
Lovable retweeted
I keep getting asked how design teams with unlimited tokens actually work.
So I asked @arthurhilhorst to show me how the @Lovable design team ships new features and took a bunch of notes:
1. Can you ship?
> Being comfortable shipping was pretty much a prerequisite when Arthur first talked to @nadonomy about joining Lovable.
> Every designer at Lovable has to design in code and ships PRs.
> For example, Arthur literally shipped a PR in 10 minutes to fix a button issue.
2. 90% agentic exploration + 10% human touch
> Arthur uses Lovable + @paper MCP to explore a ton of design iterations.
> For further explorations he leaves comments on the Paper canvas like he would for a teammate and Lovable reads them and makes the changes itself. I think this is way more productive than prompting the agents all the changes you want for the next iteration.
> For the last mile Arthur manually tweaks the variations he likes in the Paper canvas. Old school style.
3. The taste you've acquired over the years is the moat
> It's super satisfying to prompt an agent and get 20 variants instantly on the canvas.
> But if you don't have the muscle memory to judge why something is good you'll just go with good enough.
> Get really good at the fundamentals like color, typography, visual rhythm and layout. And you only get good at those by grinding in the hours.
👀 Watch how the Lovable design team works: youtube.com/watch?v=c7jmlRDM…
Lovable retweeted
What actually happens after you hit enter? How does an AI server really work?
Our new drop follows one question through an NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 rack, from first byte to last word. Ask your own question and watch it get answered.
Built with @Lovable
drops.mts.now/inside-the-ser…
Lovable retweeted
In 2023, I wrote down an idea for a world where anyone could build software just by describing it.
Today, more than 70 million projects have been built with @Lovable.
100,000 PRs later, we're at a point where we fork entire computers, including their memory, running processes, environment and data to give the best customer experience.
I love reading about the history of how technology is built, so I wrote down what I got right & what I got wrong back in 2023 and the journey so far.
The team will continue sharing what we're learning as we build the software of the future. Here's our inaugural post:
Lovable retweeted
Lovable (@Lovable) just launched a campaign called "Make it yourself."
I love it. (pun intended!) It's what I've been doing my whole life.
One of the stories they're sharing with it: Kedde, a crane truck driver outside Stockholm, carried an idea for a shared delivery service for almost ten years. He knew exactly how it should work. He had no idea how to build it.
Last Christmas he finally did. Three weeks, about $500. It launched this spring with his one truck, and three months later it had grown 5x.
He didn't build it alone. A friend who knew tech and an architect sat down with him, and the architect built the first version.
The poster child for "make it yourself" had help, and it still counts. His idea, his business. The help got it out of his head.
If you're stuck getting yours the rest of the way, you're in good company.
Lovable retweeted
I've hunted down premium suppliers in France, Italy and China for everything from luxury home goods to furniture to fashion.
Now I've put every contact and business card into one place thanks to a directory I made @Lovable, so you can access them for free.
Info 👇
🤝 Paid partnership
Lovable retweeted
Starting today, you can import apps and websites you’ve built elsewhere into @Lovable.
Once imported, you can keep building, add payments, create ads, and reach more customers. All from Lovable.
Proud of the team for making this happen.
Lovable retweeted
Six years ago, I packed my bags and moved to New York, not entirely knowing what I was getting myself into.
What followed were six years of incredible people, lifelong friendships, and a marriage. Somewhere along the way, a city that once felt so unfamiliar quietly became home. Earlier this month, I packed those bags again. This time, trading Brooklyn for London, bagels for baked beans, bodegas for pubs, and the subway for the tube. Leaving behind a life I'd grown to love for the excitement of starting something new.
I'm thrilled to share that I've joined @Lovable, helping shape the future of how we design and build software. And the timing couldn't be better, arriving just as we announce our new London office.
A massive thank you to @nadonomy and the entire team for all the support and encouragement throughout this transition.
There's something strangely familiar about starting over. A little uncertainty, a lot of excitement, and that same feeling that something special might be just around the corner.
Six years ago, New York was the unknown. Today, it's London.
Lovable retweeted
Today, we’re officially announcing @Lovable's London office.
In 2024, I met @antonosika and @FabianHedin and shaped the foundations of what became Lovable, mostly from my living room. I flew London to Stockholm as often as I could to maximise time in person.
As Lovable took off, we expanded the Stockholm HQ considerably while building the foundations of our London team.
From 2025, we bounced between temporary spaces, heads down and locked in on shipping product and brand people love.
Now it feels surreal: 70 of us in London, and finally a permanent home. Our second major engineering, product and design hub after Stockholm, with teams across every function.
London has always been part of Lovable. Now it has a place to call home.
If you're interested in an open role, drop me a DM and swing by for a coffee or lunch on us!
Lovable retweeted
London has become a bit more @Lovable.
Our new London office is on track to be one of our largest.
And yes, we’re hiring 👀 lovable.dev/careers
Lovable retweeted
Space data centers are happening. The first Nvidia H100 reached orbit in November '25.
But getting chips to space is easy. Keeping the heat off them isn't.
Can you design an orbital data center to survive in space? Play the latest MTS x @Lovable drop:
drops.mts.now/payload-bay/
Lovable retweeted
Marketing team went a bit extra with this feature launch letting you automatically clean-up abandoned apps.
(yes, they built this game with @Lovable)
Lovable retweeted
Only in San Francisco do tech founders get the rockstar treatment.
@FabianHedin and I got invited on stage with @tiesto and @TheChainsmokers.
The duo also run a VC fund. So technically, this was a founder-investor meeting.
