Anton Osika
Founder and CEO of Lovable
aka E
“We're seeing a million new projects built every single week on the platform.”
“we're actually seeing as a proof of that more than 700 million visits to the applications every month. So every month there's extreme growth in the surface area of the entire more than 50 million apps built on the platform today.”
“About 20% are technical or some type of engineer ... 4 out of 5 are non technical”
“I would say many engineers, they don't look at the code, they don't write code anymore. And that means that you don't need to be an engineer to create software.”
“We reached 500 in May.”
“if you ask Lovable now it's actually routed to the model that's both suitable to whatever you want to do and that's both the commercial frontier models from multiple vendors and increasingly it's open weight models”
“they've now replaced more than 10 tools that they had, which is bespoke applications. And in terms of your question, you can do that for multiple reasons. In their case, they're saving more than a million dollars per year.”
“And we have a really, really strong research team up in Stockholm who is working on what's called post training.”
Anton Osika
One-line summary: Founder/CEO of Lovable. Tracked here for July 2026 first-person scale (1M new projects/week, 50M+ apps, $500M ARR as of May), 20/80 technical vs non-technical mix, multi-model plus open-weight routing with Stockholm post-training, and the Nenad/NARSA 10-tool replacement story.
What they're known for
Founder and CEO of Lovable, the dominant tier-4 vibe-coding app builder. July 2026 All-In guest (AssemblyAI labeled him E; that label is an alias, not a name). Line ~370 "We are, yes" (token burn) is Osika, mislabeled Pat Gelsinger.
Why they matter to artificial-intelligence
First-party operator evidence for vibe-coding-app-builders scale, llm-as-commodity-thesis (multi-model + open-weight routing), and a demand-side datapoint for saaspocalypse-thesis (NARSA replaced >10 tools, >$1M/yr) — with Osika's own hedge that bespoke interfaces sit on top of Salesforce/HubSpot rather than ripping them out.
Said
Speaker-attributed claims extracted from diarized sources. Each bullet mirrors one entry in quotes: frontmatter — keep them in sync.
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On lovable, vibe-coding-app-builders:
"We're seeing a million new projects built every single week on the platform." — 2026-07-15-podcast-all-in-podcast-former-intel-ceo-on-what-went-wrong-what-s-next (2026-07-15)
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On lovable, vibe-coding-app-builders:
"we're actually seeing as a proof of that more than 700 million visits to the applications every month. So every month there's extreme growth in the surface area of the entire more than 50 million apps built on the platform today." — 2026-07-15-podcast-all-in-podcast-former-intel-ceo-on-what-went-wrong-what-s-next (2026-07-15)
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On lovable, vibe-coding-app-builders:
"About 20% are technical or some type of engineer ... 4 out of 5 are non technical" — 2026-07-15-podcast-all-in-podcast-former-intel-ceo-on-what-went-wrong-what-s-next (2026-07-15)
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On vibe-coding-app-builders, saaspocalypse-thesis:
"I would say many engineers, they don't look at the code, they don't write code anymore. And that means that you don't need to be an engineer to create software." — 2026-07-15-podcast-all-in-podcast-former-intel-ceo-on-what-went-wrong-what-s-next (2026-07-15)
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On lovable:
"We reached 500 in May." — 2026-07-15-podcast-all-in-podcast-former-intel-ceo-on-what-went-wrong-what-s-next (2026-07-15)
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On llm-as-commodity-thesis, lovable:
"if you ask Lovable now it's actually routed to the model that's both suitable to whatever you want to do and that's both the commercial frontier models from multiple vendors and increasingly it's open weight models" — 2026-07-15-podcast-all-in-podcast-former-intel-ceo-on-what-went-wrong-what-s-next (2026-07-15)
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On saaspocalypse-thesis, vibe-coding-app-builders:
"they've now replaced more than 10 tools that they had, which is bespoke applications. And in terms of your question, you can do that for multiple reasons. In their case, they're saving more than a million dollars per year." — 2026-07-15-podcast-all-in-podcast-former-intel-ceo-on-what-went-wrong-what-s-next (2026-07-15)
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On lovable, llm-as-commodity-thesis:
"And we have a really, really strong research team up in Stockholm who is working on what's called post training." — 2026-07-15-podcast-all-in-podcast-former-intel-ceo-on-what-went-wrong-what-s-next (2026-07-15)