We just hit $100M ARR in 8 months 🔥

Faster than OpenAI, Cursor, Wiz, and every other tech company in history.

And today, we’re launching our most powerful update yet:

Introducing Lovable Agent:
→ 91% fewer build errors
→ Smarter reasoning
→ Real dev-like behavior

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felix

it pays to be an llm wrapper

https://x.com/felixhhaas/status/1948023305396711695?s=46

I broke my back lifting moloch to heaven. ntik.me

but how much of that 100m arr is just investor funds counted as revenue? It might be that I'm spoiled with dune charts but I'd like to see the rev sources.

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A blunder is a mistake, unintentional
When startups commonly make the same “mistake” its no longer a blunder

ok -- it is a stupid mistake, it doesn't represent ARR

Yes. Since jump street. 

What I was getting at was that ppl intentionally do this which is far worse than calling it a blunder

That’s exactly my point. Unless there’s clear rev sources the more commonly used bs is pulling what your investment was and reporting it as revenue

Its not supposed to represent ARR but many startups do so to inflate their value which is false reporting 

If you checked my other comments you’d see the context im coming from