For founders who built with Lovable
You built it in Lovable. Now it needs customers and money.
Making the product was the fast part. What comes after takes longer: nobody has seen it, the applications and investor letters are not written, and your first customers are still strangers. I do that work and wait for your OK.
Free plan. Your space opens right away.
Where you probably are
- Your product is live on a link that ends in lovable.app, and it works.
- Nobody outside your circle knows it exists.
- Grants, accelerators, investor emails and outreach are taking longer than building did.
What I do on your link
- Reads your site and writes down what it learned, with the source next to each fact.
- Finds the grants, accelerators and investors that fit your stage, and the first customers worth writing to.
- Fills the applications from the facts you confirm, and drafts the investor emails and LinkedIn ads in your words.
- Waits for your OK before anything leaves. Sending from your own mailbox is not open yet: today you copy an approved letter.
- If your link is a lovable.app address, Wanna's first card is "Connect your own domain first". Lovable's documentation says custom domains are on its paid plans, and a directory such as SaaSHub refuses a product on a free subdomain.
- Paste the link on the home page: I read that site, not a form you fill in.
Sources: Lovable docs — custom domains · SaaSHub — submission rules
Wanna
Paste the link to your product
I read it, work out where you are and prepare the next actions. Each one waits for your OK. See an example first: the demo on an example company.
Keep reading
What it takes to get first buyers · Money: pitch, investor email, accelerator application · Pricing