At @Lovable we invoke 753.6B Workers per month. I shared how we implemented an isomorphic execution model using @tan_stack at Cloudflare Connect. Code written by lovable runs seamlessly between the client and server. Enabling SSR and better SEO for our users.

Here’s what we shipped this month for our enterprise customers, giving them more control over how they build and ship with @Lovable. - Deploy apps in your own AWS or Azure cloud - Keep AI inference within the EU - Manage access, security, and approvals centrally - Give IT full visibility and control A lot of care went into this. Read more about what’s new:

Lovable’s agent infrastructure records ~500M events on a typical weekday. Today we’re launching Chats, built on that foundation. Getting agents to work together means more than handing off a task. What happens when the receiving agent is already busy? Which history should it see? How do results get back to the conversation that started the work? Our approach separates an agent’s history, its incoming messages, and the machinery that runs it. Chats uses that foundation to send work to the agents building your apps and bring their progress back into one conversation. We’ve shared the architecture and tradeoffs for anyone building agents that need to work together. Full breakdown:

I did an interview with @LatentSpacePod about the future of SaaS and where we’re taking Lovable. I don’t think SaaS disappears, but users will interact with fewer interfaces & websites directly. People will stop opening 20 different tabs for different tools, but the capabilities behind those products can still be incredibly valuable. Anyone building vertical SaaS should be careful to build only for humans using their product. The potential leverage of letting AI use the functionality & capabilities is, if not already, going to be a considerably larger opportunity. And for Lovable, this direction feels very natural. People went from building prototypes, to production products, to building the operational software behind entire companies.

is a pretty busy website: we have 42M+ monthly unique visitors. It's also pretty complex approaching 1m lines of code. It's now hosted on Lovable, the same way as any other Lovable app.