The best apps built with Lovable

Lovable is an AI app builder: you describe the web app you want in plain language, and it builds and deploys it.^[1] MissumAI lists 15 live products whose own sources say Lovable was part of the build. These are the 14 we think teach the most, grouped by what you can learn from them.

How we picked: every product is live and has a first-hand account of Lovable being used (a founder post or interview, a press piece, or one of Lovable's own customer stories, which we label as such). Most of the builders here say they couldn't code, and many of them moved part of the work to another tool later; we say so on each card. Each card shows the product's current rank on the main leaderboard, which is rebuilt every day, and every fact links to its source. Founder figures without independent proof are labelled self-reported.

products built with Lovable on MissumAI

15

of them show public revenue

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have revenue verified by a payment provider

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picked for this list

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Want every one of them, ranked? See all apps built with Lovable. Same format for Claude Code, Cursor and OpenAI Codex, plus Rork.

Revenue you can check yourself

These four connect their payment provider to TrustMRR, which reads the numbers straight from Stripe or RevenueCat, so anyone can look them up.^[2][4][6][9] Three of the four say they started on Lovable and later moved on or added another AI tool.

1. 1

   

   AbMaxx

   #1 on the leaderboard · Health & fitness

   An AI abs coach that analyses your physique and builds a plan around it.

   Lino built the first version of his abs-coaching app in Lovable in February 2026, back when, he says, he didn't know what RevenueCat or an onboarding flow was. After two months of prompting he decided it wasn't good enough to release, rebuilt it with another AI app builder in about a month, and made just over $7,000 in the first month after launch.^[3] TrustMRR now shows about $40K in the last 30 days and more than $183K all-time, verified through RevenueCat.^[2]

   • Lovable

   Verified$39,264 in the last 30 days, $20,549 MRR from 5,834 active subscriptions and $190,311 all-time, RevenueCat-verifiedsource

   Full entry and sourcesVisit App Store ↗

2. 2

   

   Kolbo.AI

   #5 on the leaderboard · Creator tools

   One AI creative workspace for 100+ models: images, video, music, voice and chat on one subscription.

   Zohar Vanunu fired his developers, tired of delays and bills. With zero coding skills, he says, he built 80% of his AI creative platform with Lovable, then pushed further with Cursor and Claude Code, and now ships features solo.^[5] TrustMRR shows about $89K in the last 30 days and more than $365K all-time, Stripe-verified.^[4]

   • Lovable
   • Cursor
   • Claude Code

   Verified$95,457 in the last 30 days, $40,624 MRR from 708 active subscriptions and $382,925 all-time, Stripe-verifiedsource

   Full entry and sourcesVisit kolbo.ai ↗

3. 3

   

   GETebook.ai

   #4 on the leaderboard · Creator tools

   Turns an idea into a publish-ready ebook with outline, chapters and cover, exported to PDF, EPUB and Word.

   Bogdan Dragomir started his ebook generator in Lovable ("great UI previews, lots of bugs") and switched to Windsurf and Claude to finish it. His lesson: one tiny task per prompt, and say "do only this."^[7] A year later he says the in-app analytics and A/B testing are custom built, "all vibe coded with Claude Code."^[8] TrustMRR lists a one-person team with about $36K in the last 30 days and $155K all-time.^[6]

   • Lovable
   • Windsurf
   • Claude Code

   Verified$33,381 in the last 30 days, $11,067 MRR from 231 active subscriptions and $160,603 all-time, Stripe-verifiedsource

   Full entry and sourcesVisit getebook.ai ↗

4. 4

   

   Agensi

   #80 on the leaderboard · Developer tools

   A curated marketplace for AI agent skills (SKILL.md), with a security scan on every listing.

   Samuel Rose calls himself a non-technical founder in the Netherlands and says he built Agensi, a marketplace for AI agent skills, mostly with Claude Code and Lovable. His Show HN post lists the early numbers, down to one paying MCP subscriber.^[10] TrustMRR now shows $855 in marketplace sales in the last 30 days and $3,787 all-time.^[9] Small, but you can check every dollar.

   • Claude Code
   • Lovable

   Verified$861 in the last 30 days and $3,926 all-time in marketplace sales, Stripe-verified (gross sales; creators keep most of each direct sale)source

   Full entry and sourcesVisit agensi.io ↗

Non-technical founders, real companies

Bigger numbers, but all founder-reported: nobody outside the company has checked them. Lumoo and Plinq are told in Lovable's own customer stories.

1. 5

   

   Klar

   #28 on the leaderboard · Productivity

   A learning agent for university students that teaches from their own course material.

   Three university students in Uppsala who describe themselves as non-technical sold a study agent to fellow students at a career fair, taking real payments before the product existed, then built it with Lovable.^[12] In August CEO Isabel Storgårds posted that Klar had crossed $500K ARR: "Klar started on Lovable. Their speed became ours."^[11]

   • Lovable

   Self-reported$500K ARR, per CEO Isabel Storgårds' LinkedIn post (Aug 2026), up from about $130K a year in its first month (Lovable)source

   Full entry and sourcesVisit klarlabs.ai ↗

2. 6

   

   Lumoo

   #76 on the leaderboard · Business & B2B

   An AI workspace for fashion teams: on-model images, try-ons and campaign content.

   Henrik Skagerlind Fasth and Peter Thörngren have 25 years of combined fashion and retail experience. Henrik found Lovable back when it was still called GPT Engineer and started by building virtual try-on tools.^[13] Lovable's story says the platform was built entirely on Lovable and reached €700K ARR nine months in, with brands such as Gant among 15+ customers; they then hired a first engineer for the back end, where the founders say their knowledge has more limits.^[13]

   • Lovable

   Self-reported€700K ARR nine months after launch, with 15+ brand customerssource

   Full entry and sourcesVisit lumoo.com ↗

3. 7

   P

   Plinq

   #78 on the leaderboard · Consumer apps

   A Brazilian women's safety app with instant public-record background checks.

   Sabrine Matos, a growth marketer, built a women's safety app for Brazil that checks public criminal records, after a woman near her home was killed by a partner whose violent record she never knew about. Her MVP went live in 45 days, and she says she built the website, the desktop app and the backend workflows on Lovable.^[14] Lovable's story reports 10,000+ users in three months and R$2.2M ARR (about US$456K).^[14]

   “The capability to build is becoming easier, double down on marketing.”

   • Lovable

   Self-reportedR$2.2M ARR (about US$456K) and 10,000+ users three months insource

   Full entry and sourcesVisit plinq.com.br ↗

4. 8

   

   Daymaker

   #36 on the leaderboard · Marketing & growth

   Researches a prospect, then sends them a gift, starting with cold-caking: cakes as sales outreach.

   William Lindholm, 20, can't code. Gründerszene reports he vibe coded Daymaker with Lovable, programming at night and delivering cakes by day, and that he built the whole backend himself.^[16] "Cold caking", sending cakes as sales outreach, took off: he posted that they invoiced $10K in cakes one month and almost $100K the next.^[15]

   • Lovable

   Self-reportedAlmost $100K invoiced in March 2026, up from $10K the month before, mostly for cakes, per the founder on X; $150K ARR within four months, by the company's own accountsource

   Full entry and sourcesVisit daymaker.com ↗

Prototype on Lovable, then hand it on

These three treat Lovable as the fastest way to test an idea, and are open about what came after.

1. 9

   

   Meet Oscar

   #50 on the leaderboard · Productivity

   An AI email assistant that drafts replies in your voice from your own documents.

   Giovanni Brees says he has zero coding experience. Before building anything he used Lovable to make more than 200 landing-page variants for 15 customer types, ran cheap Meta ads and asked for a $5 deposit to jump the waitlist. Then he built the first version of his AI email assistant over a weekend in Lovable, wired to the ChatGPT API.^[17] He reports $45K MRR within 60 days, and says the "vibe-code" started to break as it grew, so he brought in a technical co-founder to build a sturdier version.^[17]

   • Lovable

   Self-reported$45K MRR within 60 days of launchsource

   Full entry and sourcesVisit meetoscar.com ↗

2. 10

   

   Vugola

   #56 on the leaderboard · Creator tools

   An AI video editing agent that turns long videos into short clips for creators and brands.

   Vadim Strizheus, 19, spent about four months prompting Lovable to build his video-clipping tool, then started asking Claude how to move off it and learned to build the product himself.^[18] His tool list now starts with Codex; see our Codex collection.

   • Lovable
   • Claude
   • OpenAI Codex

   Self-reportedAbout $11,200 MRR, over 10,000 signups and about 400 paying users, per the foundersource

   Full entry and sourcesVisit vugolaai.com ↗

3. 11

   

   Theanna

   #67 on the leaderboard · Business & B2B

   Growth tool that reads a founder's real numbers, then picks and runs go-to-market experiments.

   Nomiki Petrolla, a non-technical solo founder, uses both tools on purpose: Lovable for speed (she built a side tool in three hours, and recreated the whole Theanna website in one day with 12 integrations), Claude Code for control over the main product.^[19] The full story: how Theanna was built.

   • Claude Code
   • Lovable

   Self-reported$232K ARR (founder's build-in-public blog)source

   Full entry and sourcesVisit theanna.io ↗

Small, useful, built on industry knowledge

No big revenue claims here. All three come from Lovable's own customer stories, and all three solve a problem their founder knew first-hand.

1. 12

   

   K-Bag

   #111 on the leaderboard · Business & B2B

   Book a skip bag for construction waste near Stockholm with instant address-based transport pricing.

   Thomas "Kedde" Kednert has run a groundworks business near Stockholm for over 20 years and carried the idea of pooled skip-bag deliveries for nearly ten. Over Christmas 2025 a friend built it on Lovable: about three weeks and roughly $500 in Lovable costs, with live Volvo Connect truck data driving the prices and routes.^[20] It went from one truck to five in the three months after its spring 2026 launch.^[20]

   • Lovable

   Self-reportedGrew from one truck to five in three months after its spring 2026 launch, per Lovable's case studysource

   Full entry and sourcesVisit kbag.se ↗

2. 13

   

   PrintPigeon

   #127 on the leaderboard · Consumer apps

   Upload a document and PrintPigeon prints and posts it as a real letter anywhere in the UK.

   Yannis, a digital marketer who says he isn't a developer, needed to post signed forms to the UK tax office with no printer. He built PrintPigeon in about three days for $38 in Lovable credits, with Supabase, Resend and Stripe wired up by prompt.^[21] A £100 Google Ads test proved demand, programmatic SEO pages brought in traffic, and nearly half his users turned out to be expats. (He later joined the Lovable team.)^[21]

   • Lovable

   Full entry and sourcesVisit printpigeon.co.uk ↗

3. 14

   

   Backchannel

   #126 on the leaderboard · Consumer apps

   A two-week guided job search that gets you to hiring managers through warm intros instead of cold applications.

   Mindaugas Petrutis spent a decade in recruiting and design communities, with no coding background. When he shared a Loom video of his Lovable prototype for a guided job search, the first viewer asked to pay.^[22]

   “I didn't even have a pricing model. I just generated a quick Stripe link and sent it over.”

   • Lovable

   Full entry and sourcesVisit the-backchannel.com ↗

What they have in common

Most of them couldn't code. An 18-year-old making a fitness app,^[3] a founder who fired his developers,^[5] three students,^[12] a growth marketer,^[14] a digital marketer^[21] and a recruiter^[22] all shipped.

Lovable was often the starting line, not the finish. AbMaxx was rebuilt before launch,^[3] Kolbo.AI and GETebook.ai added other coding tools,^[5][7] Vugola moved off it,^[18] and Meet Oscar and Lumoo brought in engineers once they grew.^[17][13]

They sold early. Klar took payments at a career fair before building,^[12] Meet Oscar asked for $5 deposits,^[17] and Backchannel's first viewer asked to pay after a Loom video.^[22]

Lessons for your own build

1. 01

   Charge before you polish

   A Stripe link,^[22] a $5 queue-jump^[17] or a pitch at a career fair^[12] tells you more than a waitlist.
2. 02

   Use the speed to test many versions

   Brees built 200+ landing pages to find the customers who would actually pay.^[17]
3. 03

   Keep each prompt tiny

   Dragomir's rule: one small task per prompt, and tell the AI to do only that.^[7]
4. 04

   Plan for the hand-off

   Several founders here outgrew their first build. Petrolla uses Lovable for fast, separate pieces and Claude Code for the core product;^[19] Brees rebuilt once security reviews and scale demanded it.^[17]
5. 05

   Your industry knowledge is the moat

   K-Bag's idea came from more than 20 years in Stockholm's groundworks trade;^[20] Lumoo's founders had 25 years in fashion between them.^[13]

How does Lovable compare? See the side-by-side table of every AI coding tool on MissumAI, or browse all apps built with Lovable.