Lovable raises $330M Series B as reports mention possible acquisitions

In short: Lovable has raised $330 million in new funding, and a report says it is looking for startups and teams to join, although clear public confirmation is limited.

What happened

Lovable, a Swedish startup founded in 2023, announced a $330 million Series B funding round. The round values the company at $6.6 billion, according to reporting by TechCrunch.

Lovable sells a tool for building apps and websites by chatting with AI. The company calls this “vibe coding,” which is basically giving the AI instructions in plain language and having it assemble the software for you (like describing a room you want and having someone else do the construction).

TechCrunch also reported that founder Anton Osika said the company is looking for startups and teams to join Lovable. At the same time, other available public materials highlighted in the source summary do not show direct, on-the-record statements from Lovable confirming an active push to acquire companies or formally bring whole teams into the organization.

The funding was led by CapitalG and Menlo Ventures’ Anthology fund. Other investors named include NVentures (NVIDIA) and Salesforce Ventures. Lovable said the money will go toward tighter connections with tools such as Notion, more features for large companies, and better support for turning prototypes into finished, reliable products.

Why it matters

Tools like Lovable are aimed at people who have ideas but do not write code. If Lovable does start buying smaller startups or bringing teams in, it could speed up new features and expand what the tool can do, but for now the acquisition plan is not clearly confirmed in public statements.

Source: TechCrunch AI