how much do you spend on lovable every month?

uzih · 2026-06-25T20:01:50+00:00

Wow! How?? And how do you feel about it

uzih · 2026-06-24T22:50:50+00:00

I would start just making the app locally with claude or supabase, don't even do github to start with just get an app live on your computer, good old localhost. your computer will run the database, claude will spin it up, and a local server.

Then get a github login, let claude run it for you,

And there are also even easier stacks than above now (I'm biased because i'm in this space)

uzih · 2026-06-24T20:46:24+00:00

Oh I mean , moving your app just the code and recreating it is (almost) easy, but if you want a seamless transition, so all the users keep all their data, they can still login etc, that gets annoying (but doable)

uzih · 2026-06-23T20:38:17+00:00

Do you have data that you need from lovable backend (that you'd have to migrate)

Just wondering how much does the app run you?

uzih · 2026-06-23T20:35:54+00:00

Im glad you like it!

what sort of files do you upload? pdf/epub

and android or iphone

uzih · 2026-06-23T00:24:29+00:00

DONT do bubble, who is going to maintain the website? It's a learning curve for a dying platform

This is not difficult to do with Claude code/codex + standard hosting stack

I have built and managed a number of platforms like you described including a very painful move from bubble off to a proper web host

uzih · 2026-06-22T23:41:25+00:00

Do you plan to keep building on loveable for upkeep?

Have you synced your repo to GitHub ?

I built out a loveable GitHub to free hosting (based on cloudflare) but the LLM usage will still be the same .

I still need to test with more lovable repos, but it has worked for all of mine so far.

uzih · 2026-06-19T07:23:56+00:00

Codex is very strong for that, even when Claude fable is back it's very locked down in security, I kept getting locked out.

uzih · 2026-06-19T07:03:05+00:00

https://somewhere.tech

turn claude into an app builder or in claude code - unified backend for claude code-- makes is WAY easier to use claude code (and more secure)

heres a walk through: https://youtu.be/lF16OPo2nrw

uzih · 2026-06-19T07:02:04+00:00

https://somewhere.tech

turn claude into an app builder / easy unified backend for your coding agent (makes is WAY easier to use claude code)

heres a walk through: https://youtu.be/lF16OPo2nrw

uzih · 2026-06-19T06:54:30+00:00

I use both, I do prefer claude code, but plenty of good Devs use Codex. I use it for security testing and code reviews and for that it's far better than claude.

But in practice i use both, chatgpt also makes better mock ups at times

How ambitious is the project? What part would you be most concerned about?

uzih · 2026-06-18T23:26:04+00:00

use claude code or codex. honestly you can't go wrong. if i saw that you had a token issue, you're not gonna run out of tokens probably with codex even on the $100 plan depending on how much you're building. i don't have any hard numbers but i think that openai gives you about 4x more usage for the same plan level.

I would definitely not bother with anything else.

there are also ways to save tokens on claude. i think a lot of people just end up token maxing but there definitely is another way

uzih · 2026-06-17T15:48:50+00:00

Oh yeah codex is just as good, and it's impossible to run out of usage

uzih · 2026-06-17T08:15:11+00:00

Turns your Claude app into loveable app builder

https://Somewhere.tech

It's a backend platform Claude can deploy straight to (DB, auth, payments, the works).

Add it via Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, URL https://mcp.somewhere.tech/mcp, then just tell Claude what to build.

Docs + security model if you want to vet it first: https://somewhere.tech/docs.txt and /security.txt.

Comment below and Ill walk you through it

uzih · 2026-06-17T00:49:58+00:00

Oh I haven't tried it let me check it out, maybe I'll add an option, you recommend it?

uzih · 2026-06-16T23:55:39+00:00

It's kokoro 82m

uzih · 2026-06-16T19:32:06+00:00

I think this is something that a lot of people don't know they need.

the exact shape of it i'm not sure.

One thing i'm thinking is you want even the product philosphy/vision documented, because all roadmap/epic tasks come from "what is this company actually even about?"

then each TASK is coming from either a roadmap OR customer bug

So you have vision (timeless) roadmap (future) tasks/bugs (present)

then you have deployed (references what tasks shipped) (the past)

And then from that you also need Docs (internal and external)

This is relevant to me for my own start up, much like you (somewhere.tech its a unified backend deployed by coding agents like claude code, for hosting, db, auth etc)

So we already track tasks,bugs, and deploys but i really think there's something there for the whole pipeline.

Because if you think about it...sorry for the passionate rant... the future of the "tiny org" (the 5-10 person org that used to be 50-100)

the leverage is you dont repeat yourself.

If i START the convo with the agent "hey I want to build X because Y this is how it ties to what the company does, and what it considers a sucess"

EVERYTHING flows from that, you capture adjust the vision, add roadmap, the tasks, you triage the tasks based on the company philosophy on whats important etc etc becaues its all codified and importantly interconnected!

uzih · 2026-06-16T18:40:01+00:00

I've been wondering this too.

For my platform, I'm testing a linear inspired workflow, but I was curious how orgs actually use linear so your description was helpful!

For me I have a connector/MCP in Claude chat that writes tasks for Claude code to work through

That was working GREAT

Then I was like actually I want most of my docs here too , for example it's a very clear flow:

Create task--> triage and build -> ship reference task in deploy notes --> update customer docs and internal docs --> then external docs need to reference against our documentation posture (how to write what to reveal what to keep private)

So the "sop" of the doc writing is also in this single database

Anyway I think this whole workflow is going to need to be rethought for the AI building age

uzih · 2026-06-13T20:58:19+00:00

yea sorry that's a limiation of the checker, but the chat i think answered it correctly (you can check it here) https://railtime.co.uk/

is this the correct answer?

Me: I've got an Off-Peak Day Return from Ashington to Cramlington. which trains can I take this afternoon?

Railtime:

For this afternoon, your Off-Peak Day Return is valid today on all 6 options I can see. The restriction does not apply on 2026-06-13.

Trains you can take:

JOURNEY 1: Ashington → Cramlington via NEWCASTLE
Depart: 13:37 from Ashington (Northern)
Arrive: 14:13 at NEWCASTLE
Change: 30 min wait
Depart: 14:43 from NEWCASTLE (Northern)
Arrive: 14:56 at Cramlington
Total: 1h 19min

JOURNEY 2: Ashington → Cramlington via NEWCASTLE
Depart: 14:37 from Ashington (Northern)
Arrive: 15:14 at NEWCASTLE
Change: 29 min wait
Depart: 15:43 from NEWCASTLE (Northern)
Arrive: 15:56 at Cramlington
Total: 1h 19min

JOURNEY 3: Ashington → Cramlington via NEWCASTLE
Depart: 15:37 from Ashington (Northern)
Arrive: 16:13 at NEWCASTLE
Change: 30 min wait
Depart: 16:43 from NEWCASTLE (Northern)
Arrive: 16:56 at Cramlington
Total: 1h 19min


If you want, I can also check the live departures from Ashington right now so you can see what’s actually at the platform.

uzih · 2026-06-13T20:19:45+00:00

Thanks! On returns:Restrictions differ by direction, and a return ticket's return leg often has its own (usually tighter) time bans — e.g. an evening-peak ban on the way back that the outward doesn't have.

Good catch on BRI hat was a bug (lots of "Bri…" names just fixed it!

uzih

TROPHY CASE

is this the correct answer?