We're a small team of serial (ex-YC) founders, CTOs, designers & IOI gold medalists building an AI that can build software while saving Europe.
We've reached $30M ARR in 5 months, making us the fastest growing startup in Europe. You'd be an important part of our small team of less than 30 people.
We believe that hiring the brightest and most ambitious minds in Europe is crucial. We care deeply about building a great product. We want to work with people who are as ambitious and motivated about shipping fast as we are.
In particular, we're looking for:
- Design Engineer
- Generalist Engineer
- Growth Engineer
- Platform Engineer
- Business and Operations
- Brand & Marketing Lead
- Content Production Lead
Sounds cool, but I have some doubts. Every Figma-to-code tool promises production-ready apps, but in reality, they usually generate a mess that still requires devs to clean up.
A few questions:
- How does it handle complex logic beyond basic CRUD?
- What’s the output quality like? Is it actually maintainable, or will devs end up rewriting everything?
- How flexible is the AI-driven functionality? Natural language sounds nice until you need precise control.
If this truly lets designers build real apps without hitting a wall, that’s impressive. But history says these tools work great for simple prototypes and fall apart on anything non-trivial. Curious to hear from early users—has anyone built something beyond a basic UI?
I think being skeptical is healthy here. Most Figma-to-code tools just handle UI, but let me share what makes this different.
The secret sauce is combining Builder.io's clean code output (they're the best at Figma conversion) with Lovable + Supabase ability to add real application logic through AI. You're not locked into just what comes from Figma - you can build actual functionality around it.
Re: code quality - it generates proper semantic JSX in TypeScript, and follows best practices. You can check any output yourself and even export the full codebase if needed.
Don't take my word for it though - we have a free tier specifically for testing complex scenarios. What kind of functionality would you want to try? Happy to point you to similar examples or connect you with users who've built production apps.
