New in Lovable: the @perplexity_ai connector. Your app can now pull source-backed info from the live web in real-time, powered by Perplexity. Here's a market research dashboard built with it:

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.

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.

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!

You can now import projects and websites into Lovable. Many tools stop at “built.” Lovable keeps going: add payments, create ads, and find customers once you’ve imported.

London has been part of Lovable since day one. Today, we officially open our first office here: our second engineering, product, and design hub after Stockholm. We’re hiring across every function:

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:

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.

For generations, we’ve had DIY: do it yourself. Don’t like what’s available? Do it yourself. But software has never been a part of this. We buy and use software that doesn’t fit right. And for a long time, there wasn’t another option. Today, there is. With Lovable, you can MIY. Make it yourself.

Why is Google putting AI chips in orbit? Because up there, a solar panel almost never sees night. Our latest drop lets you design the satellite’s orbit yourself, and race a ground panel against one in space. Try Tromsø in December. Built with @Lovable

The future of enterprise software is everyone being able to build, without compromising on security. Today, we're making that possible with new @Lovable Enterprise capabilities: → Companies can deploy apps in their own AWS or Azure cloud → Keep AI inference within the EU → Manage access, security, and approvals centrally → Give IT full visibility and control The goal is simple: give everyone the freedom to build, while giving enterprises the control they need to ship. Read in full: