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What took an hour to fix with Lovable, I was able to fix in 30 seconds with Cursor. I wonder if it's better to use multiple AIs and use the right one for the right job. Lovable is good for doing things quickly, and Cursor seems like it's good to ask

Client: "Can you build this small feature? Shouldn’t take more than an hour." The feature: 4 user roles Real-time sync Payment gateway Email workflows Dashboard with analytics Developers don’t hate clients. They hate “shouldn’t take long” foll

I’m building an AI-powered dev workspace — not for writing code from scratch, but as a post-deployment tool to help developers after their code is live on GitHub. 🔗 After authenticating with GitHub and selecting a repo, the platform gives you real-

I’m the founder of a software development company that’s delivered 600+ enterprise-grade projects on Liveupx.com. We’ve experimented heavily with AI tools, and here’s my brutally honest take: AI is revolutionary… but it’s NOT a replacement for huma

Had a heated debate with my co-founder Kalpan Shah. I was hyped about tools like Lovable, bolt.new, and Firebase Development Company (Firebase Studio AI). “These are the future,” I told him. “We can build anything with them.” But he pushed back —

I made a mistake that costed me 13 days what did I do? I celebrated early. We went live on internet on 24 July 2024, and me and my team party like crazy that day. We tested most of the things that needed to and when we got 5 completely edited

Creating Problem for New Age Intelligent For centuries, humanity has dreamed of true intelligence, something beyond basic automation and machine learning tricks. Yet, in 2025, we are still stuck with AI that spits out text, hallucinates data, and fai

With tools like Lovable, Replit, and ChatGPT, you can launch a product in hours. A landing page takes minutes. An app prototype? Done overnight. It feels like you’ve skipped the hard parts. But that’s where the danger lies. Most AI outputs are black

Wake up, this is the GREATEST time to build a startup in 30 years.. The words of Greg Isenberg, CEO of latecheckoutplz 👇🏻 I say this as a 36 year old who's built/sold 3 companies, been part of companies that have raised billons and seeded multipl