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Lovable
Lovable turns plain-English prompts into deployable full-stack web apps, generating a React front end wired to a Supabase back end without hand-written code. Founded in Stockholm in 2023 by Anton Osika and Fabian Hedin, it says it passed $100 million in annual recurring revenue eight months after its 2025 launch, and raised $330 million that December at a $6.6 billion valuation.
- Raised
- EUR 740.1M
- Last round
- 08 Jul 2026
- Momentum
- Active
- Events
- 9
- Last activity
- 30 Oct 2026
Updated 12 Sep 2026 · Reviewed 12 Sep 2026
Capital
3 rounds · 2025–2026
2023
Founded
2026
Funding round
€263.1M
17 Jul 2025
Series A
€180.0M
Cumulative €180.0M
18 Dec 2025 · +5 mo
Series B
€297.0M
Cumulative €477.0M
08 Jul 2026 · +7 mo
Funding round
€263.1M
Cumulative €740.1M
Backers
18 investorsAmounts in EUR, converted at the ECB rate on the event date. Funding totals exclude debt, grants and state aid; rounds whose instrument is not yet established are still counted. Every figure links to its source.
Activity
9 events
- Launch30 Oct 2026
Lovable has opened its first office in London, where the team is set to grow from 70 to 100 people by the end of the year.
▸Source: Breakit
“Imorgon är Halloween för alla som firar. Vi på Breakit vill varken skrämmas eller förklä oss men kan eventuellt ändå bjuda på både bus och godis i veckans Off the record. Detta givetvis i form av det…”
- Exit28 Oct 2026EUR 71.7M
Employees at Lovable have been given the chance to cash out $80 million in shares at a $13.3 billion valuation.
▸Source: Sifted
- Hire14 Oct 2026
Sophie Rogers became a community manager at Lovable after a unique job application approach.
Community Manager
▸Source: Sifted
- Exit27 Sep 2026
J12 sold a third of their stake in Lovable, receiving 225 times their investment.
▸Source: Breakit
“Bo Mattssons riskkapitalbolag J12 lyckades investera i Lovable redan hösten 2023. Nu står det klart att man sålt en tredjedel av innehavet under sensommaren. ”Vi fick 225 gånger insatsen”, säger Bo…”
- Hire12 Jul 2026
Patrik 'Totte' Torstenssson left Meta to join Lovable as Engineering Chief.
Engineering Chief
▸Source: Ny Teknik
- Funding08 Jul 2026EUR 263.1M
Lovable is in talks to raise $300m at a $13.2bn valuation.
▸Source: Sifted
“Swedish vibe-coding startup Lovable is in talks to raise $300m at a $13.2bn post-money valuation.”
- Launch29 Apr 2026
Lovable has launched its mobile app for AI coding on both the App Store and Google Play.
▸Source: Ny Teknik
“Lovable har släppt sin mobilapp för ai-kodning till både App Store och Google Play – trots Apples skärpta regler för så kallade vibe coding-appar.”
- Funding18 Dec 2025EUR 297.0M
Lovable raised EUR 297.0M in Series B.
▸Source: TechCrunch Europe
- Funding17 Jul 2025EUR 180.0M
Lovable raised EUR 180.0M in Series A, led by Accel.
▸Source: TechCrunch Europe
People
7 people
Founder
Bo Mattsson
Venture Capitalist
Fabian Hedin
Co-founder
He
Product Manager
Liv Sandberg
Product Manager
Engineering Chief
Sophie Rogers
Community Manager
Questions
6 answers
- What does Lovable do?
- Lovable turns plain-English prompts into deployable full-stack web apps, generating a React front end wired to a Supabase back end without hand-written code. Founded in Stockholm in 2023 by Anton Osika and Fabian Hedin, it says it passed $100 million in annual recurring revenue eight months after its 2025 launch, and raised $330 million that December at a $6.6 billion valuation.
- When was Lovable founded?
- Lovable was founded in 2023.
- Where is Lovable headquartered?
- Lovable is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden.
- How much funding has Lovable raised?
- Lovable has raised €740.1M (across 3 rounds · last 08 Jul 2026).
- What was Lovable's latest funding round?
- Lovable's most recent disclosed round was a funding round of €263.1M, announced 8 July 2026.
- Who has invested in Lovable?
- Investors in Lovable include Accel, 20VC, Atlassian Ventures, byFounders, CapitalG, Creandum, Databricks Ventures, DST Global.
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