Lovable soon became one of the most talked about startups this year, and is one of the fastest growing software companies in history, making records and headlines. To celebrate TechCrunch's 20th anniversary, co-founder and CEO Anton Osika takes a stage in confusion to discuss the adorable and future of consumer technology. Join TechCrunch from 2025 to 2025 on October 27-29 in Moscone West, San Francisco, with more than 10,000 founders, investors and technology leaders shape the following:
Build breakout brands at record times
Lovable allows anyone to create apps and websites just by talking to AI. Its mission: 99% of people who can't code can turn their ideas into software. The momentum is incredible. Lovable reached $100 million Al in under a year, raising a $200 million Series A at a $1.8 billion valuation led by Accel, defending unsolicited investor offers that pushed that valuation to $4 billion. As TechCrunch recently reported, investors are “loving and adorable” and it's easy to see why.
Founders Behind the Hype
Osica, a physicist-turned discoverer, co-founded Lovable after her previous role as depipt.ai co-founder, Sana's founding engineer, and CERN's particle physicist. Based in Stockholm, he blended technical depth with consumer-first vision to build something lovely to Lightning Speed's global story. In this session, he shares what it takes to not only expand in a competitive market, but also to build a brand that navigates the cultural conversations that come with such rapid success.
Why this session is important to the founder
The rise of Lovable is not just a startup story, it's a blueprint for the next wave of consumer technology. Osika's Journey offers unusual insight into how to scale at a fierce speed, balance investor pressure with product focus, and how to carve out categories others have been neglecting for a long time. For those who build the consumer experience, this is a master class.
Catch Anton Osika on a disruptive stage this October and see how lovable it is to redefine consumer technology. Secure your pass today and save up to $668 before regular bird rates end on September 26th.
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