I burned 100+ Lovable credits in two weeks. Turns out the problem was never Lovable — it was me. I almost quit Lovable 2 weeks ago. Not exaggerating. Every build looked the same. Half the features just… didn’t exist. Fixing one bug created two more. Credits kept disappearing like I was feeding a black hole. The problem wasn’t Lovable. It was that I was giving it garbage instructions and expecting a perfect app. And honestly, that’s exactly what most people are doing (including me back then). After that realization I went deep. Read lovable docs. Tested obsessively. And found that almost every bad build traces back to one or more of these 6 missing pieces: 1. Goal Statement 2. Feature List 3. Design Direction 4. Tech Stack 5. Edge Cases 6. Completeness Footer I got obsessed. Started collecting the prompts that worked. Studying what made a 90-score prompt different from a 40-score one. Built up a library of templates across SaaS apps, dashboards, marketplaces, portfolio sites, booking tools. Then I thought: what if I could just answer a few questions about my idea and have the structure generated for me which includes lovable best practices and a ton of guides by the people? It's called BuildWithLovable → buildwithlovable.xyz Here's what it does, quickly: What it does: Guided Prompt Builder Answer a few questions → get a structured prompt Prompt Scoring (0–100) Tells you what’s missing before you waste credits Starter Templates (15+) Already structured prompts for common apps Community Library Real prompts that actually worked (not theory) Roast My Prompt Paste your prompt → it tells you exactly what’s weak Also works with Bolt.new, Cursor, Replit, v0, and Claude Code — not just Lovable. Give it a try, you can make 2 complete projects for free.

BuildWithLovable

Stop guessing. Start building.

Stop guessing. Start building.