There’s a moment every builder remembers.
You type a few lines of code.
The computer responds.
And suddenly you realize: I can build things.
For decades, that moment was reserved for a small group of people who knew how to code. Turning an idea into working software required technical expertise, time, and often a full engineering team.
AI is changing that equation.
In this episode of Building One, host Tomer Cohen speaks with Anton Osika, co-founder and CEO of Lovable — a company building tools designed to dramatically reduce the friction between having an idea and turning it into working software.
Lovable allows people to describe what they want to build and generate functional applications far faster than before. But Anton’s ambition goes beyond helping developers move faster. His vision is to expand who gets to build in the first place.
From founders launching companies without technical co-founders to teams inside enterprises building their own internal tools, Anton believes AI is transforming software from a specialized craft into a much more accessible economic tool.
Tomer and Anton discuss:
- Why the next wave of software creation is about enabling the 99% who don’t code
- The philosophy behind Lovable — and why simplicity is often the hardest product decision to defend
- The real tradeoffs behind AI-driven development, especially the gap between prototype and production
- Why Anton believes the most underrated moat in AI is trust and brand love
- How AI tools could unlock an entirely new generation of founders and builders
This conversation explores what happens when the barriers to building start to fall — and what it means for the future of entrepreneurship and product creation.
Because when building becomes easier, something bigger happens:
More builders.
