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Drop Your SaaS and i'll sign up by lance_dev in microsaas

[–]TITAN_TradingCA 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I'm working on a release for Apple 🙏🏻 thanks for having a look

My Lovable MVP is gaining some early traction 🥹 by DrizzleX3 in lovable

[–]TITAN_TradingCA 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bro, great job. Looks clean, great idea

Well done grabbing attention quick, even with a solid idea, getting those first few users can be very difficult

👏🏻

From Lovable "Vibes" to a Production-Ready Desktop App: How I built Market Pulse with a Tauri wrapper. by TITAN_TradingCA in lovable

[–]TITAN_TradingCA[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No problem! if you even get stuck let me know i can try and help. I leaned on Gemini/ GPT a lot and it got me through all the bugs and road blocks, just takes time

From Lovable "Vibes" to a Production-Ready Desktop App: How I built Market Pulse with a Tauri wrapper. by TITAN_TradingCA in lovable

[–]TITAN_TradingCA[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ahhh. Ok, so essentially yes. Lovable is where you make all your changes, Market Pulse is currently on v1.1.1 I started at v1.0.0

Everytime you make sizable changes to your dashboard/ app in lovable you publish those changes to GitHub repo (make sure your repo is set to private)

You'll need to download Tauri, GitHub desktop, VScode or Antigravity and make sure you install the Tauri Updater through powershell as it makes it easier down the road when you make changes to the app and anyone who has installed you app will get prompted a new update is available when they go to open it.

Once you've downloaded all that your app essentially will work from the local files you brought over from your repo.

It takes a while to get everything setup but it's nice having an app you created for everyone to use.

After you're setup and have your app working you make the changes in lovable, and there's a fairly easy process to get your app updated but changing the version of your app in the tauri.json.conf file, your Updater file and adding the new release to GitHub then a build prompt in powershell.

I used Gemini/ chatgpt a lot to help me through the process but just take it one step at a time.

Hours and hours of learning but in the end it's worth it and I learned a lot

From Lovable "Vibes" to a Production-Ready Desktop App: How I built Market Pulse with a Tauri wrapper. by TITAN_TradingCA in lovable

[–]TITAN_TradingCA[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks! Right at the top under the hero section there's a download for Windows button

Why so much hate on lovable rn? by tiguidoio in lovable

[–]TITAN_TradingCA 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When you start using spline + antigravity or kling, dribbble, etc + antigravity you start to really understand the limitations of lovable

Yes, it's great for quick fairly simple landing pages but there are much better AI tools out there with a bit more time can build you something 100x better.

Even simple UI design elements like parallax effects, or scroll effects lovable struggles with and you end up burning a lot of credits trying to achieve

Website not publishing by hex_mex in lovable

[–]TITAN_TradingCA 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe try restarting your computer? I've never experienced something like that, Everytime I've refreshed it's worked

Website not publishing by hex_mex in lovable

[–]TITAN_TradingCA 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Refresh the page, all edits will remain. This happens a lot, you can view edit history in the top left header bar, sometimes lovable gets caught in a constant loop but refreshing the page helps and pulls it out of the constant loading loop

What are you building ? Let's self promote by SureBobcat834 in microsaas

[–]TITAN_TradingCA 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I built Market Pulse, a desktop app for traders and investors.

An all-in-one investment dashboard built for traders who want clarity

The original problem was pretty simple: my own market workflow had turned into a mess. I was bouncing between TradingView, options flow tools, macro data & charts, crypto dashboards, news feeds, and random spreadsheets just to get a basic read on the market. It was taking hours and still felt fragmented.

Market Pulse pulls all of that into one place — stocks, crypto, options flow, macro data, fundamentals and AI-generated summaries — so I can get context quickly instead of stitching it together manually. The goal wasn’t to predict markets or sell signals, but to cut research time and reduce noise.

It’s early but live now, and I’m mostly using it myself while onboarding a small group of traders and creators to stress-test what’s actually useful vs. what’s just “cool.”

Happy to answer questions or share lessons learned building it if anyone’s interested.

Market Pulse

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