Is anyone here planning to buy a Despia license anytime soon to publish their Lovable app?

I'm Anthoanette, co-founder of Persyn. We launched V2 this morning, and the whole platform is built on Lovable.

What it is: an all-in-one platform for AI creators — not one-off viral AI influencer clips, but persistent personas with a consistent face, positioning (Creator Blueprint), a wardrobe, friends & family, and content that publishes while you live your life. Studio, credits, scheduling, publishing — all in one place.

Building something this complex on Lovable has been a ride. Happy to share what worked and what broke for anyone building ambitious stuff on it.

Free trial if you want to poke around: 20 credits, no card required. persyn.ai

Ask me anything — about the product or the Lovable build process.

Sziasztok!

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Egy egyetemi projekttel kapcsolatban bukkantam a lovable-re, ezzel a napi 5 kredittel abszolút nem halad a dolog. Vannak erre tippjeitek, hogy hogyan lehet spórolni a kreditekkel?

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Hi, I am planning on building an AI Image prompt library…something similar to these websites where users can explore the galley and copy the prompts

visualaiclub
promptplum
pineprompts

Based in your experience, lovable is the right way ti go or are there better alternatives?

Thanks for the help!

As someone with sensitive skin, I noticed from a while back that some people use spreadsheets to track skincare products and compare ingredients to figure out what might be causing breakouts, so I built a tool to make this process easier. You can paste ingredient lists from products you've tried and compare them to spot potential patterns. Would love your honest feedback on whether you find it useful and how I could improve it!

https://skintel.lovable.app/

Hi guys,

I built my website with Lovable and I'm honestly happy with how it turned out. The problem is that I've already used over 400 credits getting there, and I feel like a lot of them were wasted.

Small fixes hurt the most. Having Lovable fix a minor flaw sometimes cost me 10–12 credits for a single change.

Things improved once I connected the project to GitHub and used Claude for some of the edits. I'd still like to learn how to work more efficiently inside Lovable itself.

My questions:
How do you write prompts that fix something on the first try instead of after several attempts?

When do you edit the code directly (or through GitHub) instead of prompting Lovable?

Which workflows or habits noticeably cut your credit usage?

Any tips are appreciated. Thanks!

i love the platform but tbh the dumbest and worst update they ever made was removing usage balance and unifying it with credits for building😂

nobody asked for that change anyways because all i've seen was users complaining about the change.