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Lovable is an AI software-building platform. Coverage follows app creation, coding agents and how people build software through natural-language instructions.
- Revenue run rate
- $600M annualized (Sep 2026)
- Latest valuation
- $13.3B Series C · Aug 2026
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- AI app building; software agents
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- Lovable
Reviewed 19 October 2026. Dates retain the precision of the source; retrospective disclosures are identified in the event. ARR and annualized revenue retain the terminology of each disclosure; neither is audited full-year sales.
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$400M Series C at $13.3B valuation
Menlo Ventures leads, with the EQT-managed Scaleup Europe Fund co-leading. Lovable reports over 60 million projects created since launch.
Source: Lovable$330M Series B at $6.6B valuation
CapitalG and Menlo Ventures’ Anthology fund lead the round, backing further integrations, enterprise collaboration and production infrastructure.
Source: LovableAcquires cloud provider Molnett
The acquisition adds cloud infrastructure expertise and engineers to Lovable’s platform team. The announcement does not disclose a purchase price.
Source: Lovable$200M ARR at the first anniversary
Lovable reports that ARR doubled from July’s $100M milestone, alongside 100,000 new projects created per day.
Source: LovableLaunches Lovable Cloud and AI
A built-in backend brings database, authentication and storage into Lovable; Lovable AI adds model-powered features to the apps users build.
Source: LovablePasses $100M ARR; Agent becomes default
Lovable announces the revenue milestone eight months after its first $1M ARR. Its autonomous Agent becomes the default for new users.
Source: Lovable$200M Series A at $1.8B valuation
Accel leads the round, with participation from existing investors including byFounders, Creandum and Hummingbird.
Source: LovableEarly ARR: $1M → $60M → $75M
Investor byFounders’ retrospective reports $1M ARR in eight days, $60M after six months and $75M after seven months. This date marks the retrospective, not each threshold crossing.
Source: byFoundersIntroduces Agent Mode beta
Lovable begins rolling out an agent that can plan and execute multi-step changes, ahead of making Agent the default in July.
Source: LovableIntroduces Lovable 2.0
The release adds team workspaces and collaboration, an agentic planning mode and security scans, alongside an updated interface.
Source: LovableRaises $15M; reports $17M ARR
Creandum leads the new funding. Lovable reports $17M ARR and more than 30,000 paying customers roughly three months after launch.
Source: LovableReports $10M ARR in two months
Lovable publishes its early growth account, tracing the platform from open-source GPT Engineer to a commercial app-building product.
Source: LovableLovable’s public product launches
The company’s first-anniversary announcement dates its launch to November 2024, a year before the $200M ARR disclosure.
Source: LovableGPT Engineer provides the open-source roots
Anton Osika’s experiment precedes the commercial platform. byFounders later describes its early backing of Osika and co-founder Fabian Hedin.
Source: byFounders
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Welcome to AI Secret Growth Map June 2025 Report
The AI landscape shows no signs of slowing down. Just one month later, we’re witnessing not only sustained momentum—but a broadening of AI adoption across verticals. From video generation and enterprise AI to dev tools and go-to-market automation, every corner of the ecosystem is being reshaped in real-time.
At AI Secret, we’ve partnered with leading industry sources and analyzed real traffic data across millions of users to compile the June 2025 Growth Rankings. This report goes beyond hype and headlines—highlighting the tools actually winning attention, adoption, and user trust.
Whether you’re an early-stage founder, product manager, or builder, the rankings below offer an inside look at where AI attention is flowing—and which products are leading the movement.
Let’s explore the latest signals in the surge. 👇
🧠 All AI Brands – Titans Hold, Vibe Coders Rise
Gemini leads with a commanding +120.8M new visits, surpassing 648.6M monthly traffic—a clear sign it's becoming the default AI interface within Google’s expanding ecosystem.
Claude (+13.6M) and Google AI Studio (+8.3M) followed, with the latter making waves among builders and prompt engineers.
But the real energy came from tools enabling non-developers to build.
Lovable (+5.1M), Perchance AI (+2.6M), and n8n (+2.0M) continue to push the Vibe Coding movement forward—AI-native creation tools that feel more like collaboration than coding.
Meanwhile, Chaport (+2.0M) stood out as a GTM-focused AI chat tool finding traction in sales pipelines.
🛎️ Key takeaway: Gemini dominates the infrastructure layer—but growth is happening at the edges, where creation and conversion are getting radically easier.
🎬 AI Video & Image – Veo 3 Takes the Spotlight
Visual AI continues its vertical climb. Veo 3 leads this month’s Video & Image rankings with +2.6M in growth, riding buzz around cinematic-style video generation. Close behind, MiniMax (+1.7M) is becoming a go-to for generative visual workflows.
Seaart.ai, Venice AI, and Midjourney each gained +1.2M, proving that aesthetic quality and usability are driving adoption. Pollo AI and Pixelcut also saw healthy gains—particularly among e-commerce creators and mobile-first designers.
Legacy players like HeyGen (+776.1K) and Higgsfield (+764.1K) held ground, while newcomers like MagicLight, PhotoGrid, and OpusClip continued to build niche loyalty.
🛎️ Key takeaway: The race in AI visual tools is now about differentiation. Cinematic quality, mobile editing, and TikTok-ready workflows are separating leaders from laggards.
👨💻 AI Coding – The Rise of Vibe Coders
Claude Code (+13.6M) and Google AI Studio (+8.3M) dominate the traditional side of AI development, but the real story lies deeper.
Lovable (+5.1M), Perchance AI, and n8n are redefining who gets to code—lowering the barrier for anyone to automate, generate, or create logic flows.
Bolt.new (+1.6M) continues its fast rise after last quarter’s breakout, while
Stitch and Bitbucket show steady traction among dev teams.
🛎️ Key takeaway: A new developer class is emerging—non-coders building with AI-native logic blocks, interfaces, and prompts.
🚀 GTM AI – The Rise of AI-Driven Growth Engines
This month’s GTM AI chart shows one thing clearly: AI is taking over the growth stack.
Salesforce (+8.0M) remains the category anchor, but it’s the AI-native GTM tools rising below that are reshaping how growth happens.
HubSpot (+1.1M) surges with Breeze Agents — AI workers for support, outreach, and content. It’s no longer just CRM; it’s an autonomous GTM engine.
Airtable (+965.0K) climbs with its AI-native app platform, turning data into automations, interfaces, and agents. Perfect for no-code teams scaling fast.
Chaport (+2.0M) leads in real-time AI chat and lead capture.
Prolific, Beacons, and Pippit AI focus on creator-led GTM and async sales motions.
🛎️ Key takeaway: From CRMs to chatbots, GTM is now programmable—and AI is doing the heavy lifting.
🏢 Enterprise AI – The Stack Goes Internal
Salesforce again leads, but n8n (+2.0M), HubSpot (+1.1M), and Airtable (+965K) stand out as flexible automation layers within companies.
Vatis Tech, Paradox, and Read AI reveal increasing appetite for vertical-specific copilots—from voice to hiring to meeting intelligence.
Smaller tools like Apify, and TinyWow quietly climbed as they embedded into internal workflows.
🛎️ Key takeaway: The real AI adoption in enterprises isn’t flashy—it’s quiet, workflow-native, and often invisible to end users.
🔚 Final Thoughts – From Infrastructure to Interface
June’s rankings reveal a deeper shift: AI adoption is no longer top-down—it’s edge-first. The momentum isn’t just with foundational models, but with tools that feel useful, look accessible, and act fast.
What stood out across categories?
- Gemini is solidifying its role as the OS layer of AI, but it’s the new interface tools—like Lovable, Perchance, and Veo 3—that are changing how users engage daily.
- Video & image AI is no longer hype—it’s utility. With Veo 3 at the top, we’re entering an era of cinematic creation at prompt speed.
- Vibe Coding tools are scaling fast, led by platforms that let non-coders build automation, logic, and experiences—without writing a line of code.
- GTM and Enterprise AI are maturing rapidly. Tools like Chaport, Airtable, and n8n are embedding into real business operations—not experiments, but pipelines.
- Microtools are winning macro share. Tools with clear value props—whether for clip editing, contract signing, or chatbot integration—are finding fast, loyal audiences.
The landscape is getting more diverse, more practical, and more creative.
This isn’t about a single killer app—it’s about AI becoming the new interface layer of modern work.
Google: 🔚 Final Thoughts – From Infrastructure to Interface
Gemini is solidifying its role as the OS layer of AI, but it’s the new interface tools —like Lovable, Perchance, and Veo 3—that are changing how users engage daily.
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