When people first hear about AgentOne, one of the most common questions is: “Is it like Lovable?”
At first glance, the comparison makes sense. Both AgentOne and Lovable can generate applications from Figma files. Both promise to accelerate development and make it more accessible.
But that’s where the similarity ends.
Where Lovable Shines
Lovable is a strong platform for its intended use case: startups and creators building minimum viable products (MVPs).
For small-scale innovation, it’s a helpful tool.
Where AgentOne Is Powerful and Different
AgentOne was designed from the ground up for the enterprise universe. That means handling massive complexity, working within regulated industries, and scaling across global organizations.
Key differentiators include:
This isn’t theoretical. At Iterate, even our UX designers are using AgentOne to build real, production-ready apps. In just two weeks, two designers (not full-stack engineers) created 65 functional applications starting from Figma — with no need to write traditional application logic.
Bottom Line
AgentOne combines the usability that makes tools like Lovable appealing with the scale, privacy, and compliance enterprises demand.
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AgentOne has been generating significant interest from industry leaders. At our most recent webinar, we saw registrations from executives at companies like Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, United Airlines, Foot Locker, RE/MAX, The Motley Fool, Blackstone, UCHealth, Rippling, and Nielsen — even Chamath Palihapitiya of the All-In Podcast.
That level of attention reflects the market’s hunger for enterprise-ready AI coding agents.
Register Here for the 9/16/25 Webinar, AgentOne: Coding at Enterprise Scale & Security.
FAQ
Q: Can Lovable handle enterprise-scale codebases?
A: No. Lovable was designed for rapid MVP creation by individuals and startups. It cannot ingest or manage massive enterprise codebases (500K–2M lines). AgentOne can.
Q: Is Lovable secure enough for regulated industries?
A: Lovable relies on cloud hosting (Supabase, GitHub, Vercel). For banks, insurers, and healthcare providers, that’s a non-starter. AgentOne runs on-premises, in private cloud, or fully offline — with compliance and security built in.
Q: Can non-engineers use AgentOne?
A: Yes. AgentOne was designed to empower both technical teams and non-technical roles like UX designers. At Iterate, two designers created 65 production-ready apps in two weeks — starting from Figma, without writing traditional code.