AI software creation platform Lovable announced an expanded multi-year collaboration with Google Cloud on June 3, 2026 at Google Cloud Summit Nordics in Stockholm, anchoring its product on Google's AI infrastructure and Gemini models as it tries to convert viral consumer momentum into enterprise revenue. The deal expands Lovable's Google Cloud footprint roughly fivefold.
One Million Projects A Week
Lovable has become one of the breakout stories of vibe coding. The Stockholm-based company says users created more than 25 million projects in its first year, Lovable-built apps attract 600 million visits per month, and one million new projects are processed every week. TechCrunch reported in March that the company had crossed $400 million in annualised revenue with 146 employees after raising a $330 million Series B at a $6.6 billion valuation in December 2025. Those metrics now need infrastructure that survives audit and procurement reviews.
Three Pillars Built For Procurement
The expanded partnership rests on three components. First, Lovable has placed its Lovable Agent in Google Cloud's Gemini Enterprise Agent Gallery, a vetted catalogue corporate buyers can adopt without bespoke security reviews. Second, an integration with Wiz, the cloud security firm Google is acquiring, scans AI-generated code for vulnerabilities in real time and adds continuous dependency checks, permissioning and audit trails. Third, Lovable is now available through Google Cloud Marketplace and Gemini Enterprise so customers can buy and bill the product through approved procurement channels.
Google Wants The Builders Before They Get Expensive
For Google Cloud, the deal continues a campaign to win application-layer AI workloads before AWS and Microsoft Azure do. Lovable will use Gemini models alongside Anthropic's Claude, which Google routes through its own infrastructure following its 2025 investment. Anton Osika, Lovable's CEO and co-founder, framed the partnership as a step toward production-grade governance for AI builders. Karthik Narain, Google Cloud's chief product and business officer, called Lovable a hyper-growth example of how the agentic enterprise will be built. The collaboration sits alongside Google's broader $750 million partner fund for agentic AI and adds to a busy week that included a16z's $35M Series A in Lassie and $55M Series A in Town.
Vibe coding rivals Cursor, Replit, Bolt and Vercel are all chasing the same enterprise budgets, and Lovable is betting that hyperscaler distribution plus security guardrails turn a developer toy into work surface that compliance teams will sign off on. The next test will be whether Microsoft's MAI ecosystem and OpenAI's Codex platform can match it.
Reporting based on coverage from Google Cloud Press Corner, TheNextWeb, StartupFortune and TechFundingNews.