Lovable + Cursor: my workflow for shipping MVPs fast

The way I build MVPs has completely changed.

I recorded a short video showing the step-by-step breakdown.
Link is at the end of this email.

For years, shipping an MVP looked like this:

• Spend weeks building the frontend from scratch

• Struggle with auth, payments, integrations

• Bounce between tools and fixes that never end

• Burn time and money before you even test with users

Founders wasted months and still didn’t have a product ready to validate.

The modern workflow looks different:

• Start in Lovable → type in plain English, get the entire UI/UX ready

• Plug in Supabase Auth, Stripe payments, OpenAI features, and Resend email instantly. With Lovable’s native integrations, connecting these services is simple.

• If the MVP is simple, finish it in Lovable. Run the security scan and deploy on your custom domain right there. If it’s complex and Lovable starts burning too many tokens, move it into Cursor and finish it there. This combo has been the best of both worlds for me.

• Then sync to GitHub and open in Cursor to handle logic, backend, and code reviews with CodeRabbit

• Push changes back to Lovable for final styling and deployment. I love using the visual builder feature from lovable for final tweaks and polish.

This loop gives you both: the speed of Lovable and the control of Cursor.

It’s the same system I use with clients at IgnytLabs, and the same one we break down inside AI MVP Builders.

Bottom line:
Most devs still overcomplicate MVPs. The ones who adopt AI-first workflows will ship faster, validate quicker, and win bigger.

I recorded a video showing the step-by-step breakdown.
Watch here

See you inside,

~ Prajwal

This keeps it in the “old way vs new way” → story → bottom line rhythm.

Want me to also draft the next drop teaser (like in your example where you teased “exact tools and workflows behind an AI dev agency”) so you can keep readers hooked for the following email?