Each seat of Copenhagen’s Bella Center was filled like Anton Osika, co -founder of the coding app Liuable, took a stage at this year’s Tech BBQ conference.
Dear, specializes in helping people create apps and websites, especially those who have no coding experience. This is a standout in the popular AI category known as Web Coding, which allows users to guide AI models when they produce codes, websites or entire applications.
This has been an attractive proposal for consumers: In just eight months, the Swedish company said it crossed the Million 100 million in the Arr and collected a series of $ 200 million at $ 1.8 billion, making it a fastest rising unicorn in Europe. The Financial Times reported it Investors are already hoping for the start of the seriesOffering deals that will value the company for $ 4 billion. So far, there is no indication that love is interested.
Talking to Tech Crunch, Osica offered a vision for dear as the best place to build software products: a platform that users, especially the founders, can take all stages of product development. So they can easily create AI-local companies.
He said, “If you are running a business, you want to set up a lot of things, such as payment, understanding your customers, and in the future, probably ‘I need to add my company’.” “I want to be dear to helping all these things.”
At the end of June, the cute Issued an agent for help Users read files, debug errors, search the web, make pictures, and detect the files – the first step to improve this vision.
Dear is now more than 2.3 million active users, of which 180,000 users are paying users. Osika said that the company decided only to decide what the company would help to meet its expenses. Its favorite dear use cases include a marketer building sales training platform and an engineer running a number of small businesses on the platform.
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“In the past, you can create a really big first draft, using dear use, now. Now, you can create a complete product and it’s like working with a real developer.”
AI-Infield Code has been criticized Excessive breakdown – is better suitable for demo than finished products – but Osika says she doesn’t worry. The CEO told us, “All code should be reviewed before it was published,” whether it was AI or manufactured from humans. “
Right now, the dear works on other basic models, including Anthropic Claude and Openi’s GPT5. There is some stress in this relationship, because both anthropic and an opinion, respectively, operate their product development services: cloud codes and codecs respectively. Those systems are not just like dear, but it is easy to imagine that any model company has tried to steal love users with a strategic product shift.
So far, Osica does not appear to be upset. He told the Tech Crunch that the focus of the dear is focused only on the construction of the best products and he is able to do that by taking advantage of all different types of AI model providers, while providers need to stick to their models.
He added that he later added that “it brings us to a better position than them,” he added, adding that tapping into several foundation models gives its customers “unprecedented abilities”, while giving the company the flexibility of increasing fast even without lifting the weight of duplicate infrastructure.
“The scope of what you can get is constantly expanding,” he added. To defeat the competition, they say the team is focused on three things: a way to stay fast and safe while providing the user’s easy experience.
“If we continue to do this, we are going to build more trust with our customers,” he said. “As easy.”
This is just a month when Figma, one of the dear colleagues in the app design space, launched his blockbuster IPO, which reached a $ 19.3 billion market cap. When asked about Figma, Osika said straightforward that the company is still focused on making the best product for its customers.
“As long as we are listening to our customers and giving them our needs, it’s just important,” he said.
Already, the cute is deeply tied to the Swedish tech market. Osica stared at the Stockholm and founded the company there. According to Pitch Bok, the list of company investors includes a list of top European firms and angel investors such as Stephen Lundberg (Swedish, Nordic Game Ventures). Frederick Hajelum (Swedish, Founder of Gastrites), Green Ventures (Nordic), Hummingbird Ventures (London); 20VC (London, Harry Stabing, who launched the project to Europe for further investment in the ecosystem).
Revolution’s CEO Nick Storonekyk, who is based in Europe, is also an angel investor in the company, such as the founder of Swedish Sebastian Semitkoski, whose company is also cute. Other leading clients include Hub Spot and Photorom.
All around the conference, investors and founders regretted what the company meant to live in Europe, especially for Nordic, Startup Economic System.
“The success of the dear and other European A Unicorn, a principal in the British capital of the British capital, told the Tech Crunch,” The success of dear and other European A Unicorn is a success for all Europe. ” Although there is no investor, his firm has followed Osica as a founder for a while and has invested in other AI companies through Dawn.
“Beyond the immediate effects of thousands of European residents working through these companies, it has a greater impact, cultural,” he added. “This bans that the continent can dream of the founders of the continent and get it.”
Osika said that Europe has dear plans to live, though it has a team in Los Angeles. Many European -tech companies eventually find themselves migrants to the states to have maximum capital and opportunities – but Osica is not yet dearly seen as one of them.
In the context of the success of the beloved, Osika has begun investing in these founders. Dennis Green Labor’s Danish Consumer Intelligence Co., propane.aiOnly, its million received an investment from Osica as part of the 1.2 million seed round. The Green-Liber said that it is true that many people already feel in the Nordic scene: they also have world-class capacity and they can play globally.
He added, “Yes, we have had giants such as Zandesk, Alliance, Kalirna, and Spatifs over the past decade, but the thing that is cute shows is that with small teams, a global mindset, and infinite efforts, you can still become a category company.” “As a founder, I can say that the fire is bright in our ecosystem to see this happening here at home.”