A particle-physics detour, two Swedish AI startups and an open-source experiment led Anton Osika to a deceptively simple question: what if an idea were enough to start building software?

A Minecraft server taught Fabian Hedin to code. A property software venture taught him to build for other people. At Lovable, he is trying to make both lessons available to anyone with an idea.
Two failed launches taught Lovable that a clever demo was not enough. Its next act gave people with a problem a way to build the software that solves it.