Evan Logan

@aakashgupta Or maybe… they saw a trend of what their customers were actually doing with the platform and made it an official feature? Tons of users have been posting their lovable-crafted pitch decks over the last few months. This is playing to your strengths while they’re hot.

The company that added $100M in ARR last month just launched pitch decks, data reports, and marketing assets in a single thread. The fastest growing product in SaaS history and leadership spent the week announcing slide decks. Lovable at $400M ARR with 146 employees is telling you, through its own product roadmap, that vibe coding apps alone can't sustain a business. The core product builds prototypes and MVPs that live for a few days then get exported to GitHub and rebuilt by real engineers. The usage is spiky. The retention is structural churn. Build something, leave, come back when you have another idea. The day before this announcement, Google shipped a free full-stack vibe coding platform inside AI Studio. Firebase database, Firebase Auth, one-click deploy, Gemini 3.1 Pro. Anthropic has Claude Code. OpenAI has Codex. All three frontier labs shipped "prompt to app" as a feature inside their own platforms this quarter. Lovable saw all three and decided the move is.. business analyst tools and pitch decks. Categories where Gamma, Canva, and Notion already have distribution, brand, and proprietary infrastructure. Lovable enters with no proprietary model, no unique data, and a brand built entirely around building apps. $1M to $400M ARR in 14 months is historic. But the company that rode that wave just told you the wave has a ceiling. Vibe coding is a feature. Lovable is trying to become a business before the window closes.

@davesnyder82 @Jonathan_Howe @bellevuepastor I have a similar story. After he asked about our church and walked away, he came back and asked if we would pray for him. This was in 2024 after his diagnosis. Special moment that I just had to capture.

Last year at the SBC annual meeting in Dallas, @bellevuepastor walked past me. It was the end of the night after a long day of SBC business. I didn't want to be a burden of another conversation for his weak body, so I just smiled and told him goodnight. He walked over and asked where I served. He asked about my church family and my family back home. He thanked me for serving as a pastor and left. Something perhaps small for him left a lifelong impression in my heart. He will be missed, but he indeed finished strong.

@BrettFromDJ Amen. And I’ll gladly give you the click for writing something worth saying.

“We’re still covering…..” THE SCORE @3onyourside do you seriously not have any other graphic layout than this? Covering the top is better than the bottom. But still, get creative.

@JakeGosselin Sounds like you’re convinced it’s worth the investment over building something custom for yourself. I feel like custom is going to become much more possible for small businesses given where no-code builders are going.

So far HubSpot and Notion are the only two saas products where I’ve experienced AI integration in a meaningful way. When the AI can start drafting editable documents in the app, importing information into templates, updating contact properties, etc it’s putting our team’s productivity on hyperdrive.

@michaelwhittle What if you’re a millennial who started a church due to the former, but ended up building the latter?

Anecdotal observation: Millennials chose churches based on things like brand appeal and the feeling of being part of a “movement” of some kind. The classic “something bigger than yourself!” trope. Gen Z seems to care less about that. They want local, faithful and simple. To be known and pastored.

Not enough recognition for @deaninserra ‘s nugget about Kelce’s mom on the @BullyPulpitPod last week.

@DennyBurk Tongue in cheek. Just saying they’d probably cheer for war if it means the US going to war against Israel.

@evanlogan I confused.

I didn’t watch the Oscars last night, but it must have taken a lot of courage to say “no” to a free Palestine. Apparently, he has a lot of clout because they still clapped for it.

Amazing that in 2026 there’s no alternative way to watch the @TheAcademy awards when @ABC24Memphis gets power hungry with weather coverage. You could easily send people to a secondary channel or YouTube stream. Quit blaming “the rules”.

@petersteele Have you tried calling the restaurant number? Lol

I've got a client that has ignored my invoices, phone calls, and emails for an invoice due on March 1st. I sent the initial one out Feb. 1st. They run a restaurant in a pretty decent area in FL and have paid for the last 2 years on time, without issue. Hope they are doing alright, but their website might be getting a little banner soon. . . . I don't know what else to try and get their attention.

@mattvanswol My assumption is it’s like working in corporate. If you’re there to make waves and move fast in a long standing, established company… you’ll probably get cut. But if you’re there for the long game, you don’t rock the boat. Most politicians are the latter and Trump is the former

Can someone whose been a conservative for awhile PLEASE explain to me why the GOP use Trump to win elections... ...then IMMEDIATELY turn around and block EVERYTHING he tries to do? You rode his wave. You got your seat. Then you stab him in the back?! Why do they do this????

@ErikReed @jason_howerton 2nd on Commissary, but you have to get the bbq nachos. Otherwise, go to Rendezvous for ribs and atmosphere. Central’s gone down hill. Riverside park and the infamous Bass Pro at the pyramid are worth making a stop for with the kids.

@jason_howerton Hit Memphis. Go see the Lorraine Motel (MLK site). It is preserved just like it was on that day. Surreal. Go eat at Central or Rendezvous.

Driving family to GA soon. It’s a roughly 12 hour drive. So we’re breaking it up in 2 days. I wanna take them to a great city when we stop. These are the two possible routes. It looks like Memphis & Jackson, MS are ~halfway. Are there any gems I’m missing on these routes?

@DrSampler You got him, guys. Thousands of church members and subscribers later, you finally got him on a super duper important point of information. Hopefully he’ll realize he’s a fraud and close up shop. 🙄

Reason #2,573,492 why pastors should stay in their own lane. When you start bloviating about things you don't know anything about, you lose credibility regarding the things you're supposed to know about.

@MrSteveMatchett I’m surprised they didn’t call it RDS

We really must try not to confuse this new technology with the removed, unpopular DRS system of previous years. DRS was a drag reduction system designed to reduce drag for greater top speed. The straight zone movable aero system is designed to minimise drag for greater top speed.

@LloydLegalist You’re right. I did.

Because whether you knew it or not, you needed to hear the bass line to Sweet Child of Mine played on the tuba today. You’re welcome.

@deaninserra I legit thought this site was dissolved like ten years ago.

Heard The View is canceling the show tomorrow after the USA win.

Not joking… I thought the Huffington post went out of business like ten years ago.

@RobertKennedyJr weren’t we gonna do something about these commercials? These companies come off as the professionals, target the vulnerable, and have way too much ad-spend money. Wonder if there’s a reason for that.

@JoshuaBarzon Swap Osteen and Washer

Where would you sit?