Lovable, the app development platform powered by AI and last appraised at $6.6 billion, is actively seeking acquisitions. On Monday, the co-founder and CEO of the startup, Anton Osika, revealed on X that the firm is in search of “additional exceptional teams and startups to become part of Lovable.”

“A lot of individuals in essential positions at Lovable were founders before coming to us,” he shared in a post. “We’ve cultivated our culture in a manner that enables founder-types to flourish internally, allowing them to operate independently and initiate projects.”

Osika indicated that this opportunity would permit those engaged in intriguing projects to scale their efforts and directed interested individuals to contact the company’s M&A & Partnerships lead, Théo Daniellot.

Lovable’s interest in acquiring teams or smaller firms comes at a moment when it faces competition from other tools such as Cursor, Replit, and Bolt, as well as the coding capabilities of the AI models themselves. The company’s growth leader, Elena Verna, has previously expressed concerns about competition from larger AI organizations like OpenAI and Anthropic.

Despite these concerns, Lovable continues to experience substantial growth, recently announcing an ARR of $400 million, up from $200 million at the close of 2025. The platform now hosts over 200,000 new vibe-coding projects generated daily.

This marks not the first instance of Lovable engaging in M&A, as it previously acquired the cloud service provider Molnett in November to enhance its cloud infrastructure team.

TechCrunch contacted Lovable to inquire if the company would provide additional insights regarding the types of startups, projects, or teams it is currently considering.