Company · AI
No-code AI app building platform
Stockholm, OS
Every investor coverage indicates participated in a round Lovable raised.
Investors whose own portfolio pages list Lovable, even though we haven't found any coverage of the round yet.
| Investor | Listed on |
|---|---|
| Antler Australia | its portfolio page ↗ |
Companies Lovable acquired or merged with, per published coverage. Buying a company is not investing in one: nothing here counts in the deals column.
| Name | Role | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Talisha White | Growth Lead | Startup Daily, SmartCompany |
Stories naming Lovable. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
A guide for founders on building AI-native iOS and Android apps, covering architecture choices, platform differences, pitfalls and upcoming Australian privacy rules, with examples from Hyper's portfolio.
Blackbird's post explaining its participation in Baseten's $1.5 billion Series F, its biggest investment yet, and why inference infrastructure will anchor the open-source AI era; notes rapid growth and senior engineering hires.
Also Dealroom
Google Cloud has committed US$750 million to a new partner fund for agentic AI resources and incentives, unveiled at Cloud Next; the piece also recalls Google's March acquisition of security firm Wiz.
AI notepad maker Granola announced a $125 million Series C at a $1.5 billion valuation, led by Index Ventures with Kleiner Perkins and returning backers, alongside new features for sharing meeting context.
Also shopifreaks.com
Fishburners profiles ex-Google engineer Tomasz Mikolajewski, who quit after thirteen years to build Sydney AI startups: voice-controlled app builder Poppable and the recently launched bedtime-story app Lulululu, after his first app idea was rejected.
Antler announced investments in eight startups from its 12th Australian residency, across robotics, cybersecurity, health and fintech; applications for the 14th residency are open, offering founders as much as AU$260,000 for a 12% stake.