MONEY LIST · 14 receipts
Apps built with Lovable that make money
Lovable appears in receipts for several different kinds of outcome. Some are products with revenue or recurring revenue. Some are internal tools that replaced a vendor bill. One is a competition prize, and one is a prototype that helped a team win a Y Combinator place before the backend was rewritten. Putting them on one page is useful only if those categories stay visible. This roundup does that.
The largest receipt is Lumoo at a reported EUR700,000 ARR, followed by Plinq at a reported $456,000 ARR. Other records include MagiCan's reported $200,000 of developer costs avoided, Klar's reported EUR130,000 ARR after its first 30 days, and QuickTables' reported $120,000 in sales. These are not interchangeable measures. ARR is a run-rate label, sales may be cumulative, and avoided cost is a counterfactual comparison rather than money received.
The smaller receipts show why tool choice is only part of the story. AbMaxx reports $60,000 monthly revenue with a RevenueCat dashboard shown in a video. MeetOscar reports $45,000 MRR, but its Lovable MVP was later replaced by a custom LLM stack. Airweave reports $17,000 MRR, while its note says the current product was later hand-coded. Atonom, ProDocks, and Dialed describe annual software costs or savings. Those records can still teach a practical lesson: a fast internal tool can be valuable even when it is not a standalone subscription business.
Treat vendor-published stories with care. Several matching receipts come from Lovable case studies, and the notes identify that relationship. The evidence labels are therefore important. The table gives you the exact product, maker, amount label, description, tools, and source link. Start with the receipt whose business model resembles yours, then check whether the value came from payments, a prize, sales, or a bill that disappeared. The list is sorted by approximate USD value, including the site's approximate conversion for the two euro figures.
Key takeaways
- Lovable receipts cover revenue, ARR, prize money, and avoided software cost.
- ARR and sales are not the same as collected cash.
- A Lovable prototype can be useful even when the later product is rewritten.
- Vendor-published case studies need the evidence label and note beside them.
- Internal tools can create value by replacing a recurring bill.
Receipts in this list
| Product | Maker | Amount | What it is | Built with | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lumoo | Henrik Skagerlind Fasth and Peter Thorngren | €700,000 (about $756,000 USD)reported ARR | Lumoo generates fashion imagery, virtual try-on and campaign content for retail brands. | Lovable | Maker claim |
| Plinq | Sabrine Matos | $456,000reported ARR | Plinq gives women instant background checks from public criminal and legal records. | Lovable | Maker claim |
| MagiCan | Zohar Vanunu | $200,000reported dev costs avoided | MagiCan is an AI content platform Zohar Vanunu built himself instead of paying developers. | Lovable | Maker claim |
| Klar | Andreas, Isabel and Eric | €130,000 (about $140,400 USD)reported ARR 30 days after launch | Klar is an AI learning platform that generates practice exams, flashcards and podcasts from course material. | Lovable | Maker claim |
| QuickTables | Jaleel Miles | $120,000reported sales since May | QuickTables gives independent restaurants websites, ordering, SMS campaigns and loyalty tools. | Lovable | Maker claim |
| GiveFeedback.dev | Mahmoud Halat | $100,000competition grand prize | GiveFeedback.dev is a SaaS platform that structures client feedback into controlled rounds, protects scope, and generates AI-powered reports. | Lovable | Maker claim |
| AbMaxx | Lino Leighton | $60,000reported monthly revenue | AbMaxx builds a custom abs plan with premade ab training programs for each user. | Lovable | Maker-documented |
| FrameSage | Oskar Munck af Rosenschold | $50,000reported revenue | FrameSage is a marketplace matching European filmmakers with financiers, built by a first-time coder. | Lovable | Maker claim |
| MeetOscar | Giovanni Brees | $45,000reported MRR | MeetOscar is an AI email assistant that drafts replies in the user's own voice. | Lovable, ChatGPT API | Maker claim |
| Atonom internal CRM | Gabe Larsen | $40,000yearly CRM bill replaced | Atonom's internal CRM tracks leads, pipeline, and revenue and triggers its AI sales agent. | Lovable | Maker-documented |
| ProDocks | Paul Baker and Raj Vangala | $36,000reported annual cost avoided | ProDocks is a dock-scheduling app Productiv built for its own warehouses instead of buying a vendor tool. | Lovable | Maker claim |
| Dialed | Justin Handler and James Clair | $35,000reported annual savings | Dialed is a resource-planning app O3 World built in-house to replace its old planning software. | Lovable | Maker claim |
| Automarticles | Tiago Costa | R$130,000 (about $23,400 USD)reported monthly revenue | Automarticles is a SaaS that writes, formats and publishes blog articles with AI. | AI article generation, Vibe Coding, Lovable, Cursor, Supabase | Maker claim |
| Airweave | Lennert Jansen | $17,000reported MRR | Airweave connects apps like Gmail to AI agents and won a Y Combinator spot with a Lovable-built prototype. | Lovable | Maker claim |
FAQ
What does built with Lovable mean here?
The receipt lists Lovable in its aiTools field. It does not mean every line of the current product still runs on Lovable or that Lovable built the business for the maker.
Are all of these standalone revenue-generating apps?
No. The set includes standalone products, internal tools, a competition prize, and a prototype whose backend was later hand-coded. Each receipt keeps its original amount label.
Why do some amounts use euros or avoided cost?
The page preserves the original currency and label. It adds an approximate USD equivalent for non-USD amounts, while avoided cost remains a comparison rather than received revenue.
Can I treat these as proof that Lovable causes revenue?
No. The receipts show reported outcomes and the tools listed by each maker. They do not isolate the effect of Lovable from the product, distribution, market, or later engineering work.