Lovable's annualized revenue has crossed $600 million, another data point suggesting the vibe coding boom hasn't cooled off.
Lovable, the startup that lets people build software by describing what they want in plain English, said its annualized revenue has surpassed $600 million. Co-founder Fabian Hedin said apps built on the platform now draw nearly a billion views a month. That marks a jump from a tool once known mainly for spinning up quick prototypes to one with real, external usage behind it. The milestone lands as a crowded field of text-to-app tools - from established coding assistants to newer entrants - fight for the same builders.
The billion monthly views number matters more than the revenue figure. It suggests the apps people build on Lovable aren't sitting in private demo folders; they're being visited by actual people. That's the harder test for vibe coding: whether AI-generated software holds up once strangers start clicking around, not just whether it's fun to prompt into existence.
Revenue run-rates can flatter a startup even when they lean on cheap subscriptions or short trials, so the number worth watching next is whether those views keep compounding - or whether this is the peak.