The first step in any Lovable build is a clear PRD (Product Requirements Document). Use the prompt below. It’s beginner-friendly, but also locks in the Lovable stack: React, TypeScript, Vite, Zustand (no need to explain it to users—just note it for the project). 1) Copy–paste prompt (fill in the brackets) Prompt to ChatGPT (or preferred AI agent): I’m starting a small web app in Lovable. Please write a short, beginner-friendly PRD I can paste into my project. Product name: [Name] - One-line goal: [What it does in 1 sentence] - Audience: [Who it helps] - Top 3 user jobs: [Job 1], [Job 2], [Job 3] - Must-have features (v1): [3–6 bullets] - Nice-to-have (later): [2–4 bullets] - Success in 2 weeks looks like: [e.g., 1 working screen + 3 users test it] - Tone/constraints: keep it non-technical, short sections, action steps, no jargon. Include these sections exactly: 1. Problem & Outcome 2. Users & Jobs-to-be-Done 3. Scope (v1 vs later) 4. User Flows (bullet steps only) 5. Screens (name + purpose + fields/buttons) 6. Data (simple list of items to store) 7. Non-Goals 8. Risks & Assumptions 9. Success Metrics (2–4 simple measures) 10. Next 5 Actions (tiny tasks I can do today) Tech setup (for Lovable): - Use React + TypeScript + Vite + Zustand. - Don’t explain these tools—just list this stack under a “Tech Setup” line so it’s recorded. - Optimize for Lovable: propose one simple first screen, with clear labels for buttons and inputs. 2) What a good v1 PRD looks like (outline) - Problem & Outcome: Plain English—what hurts, what “done” looks like. - Users & Jobs: Who uses it + 3 tasks they need to finish. - Scope: Must-haves now; nice-to-haves later. - User Flows: Click-through steps, no diagrams. - Screens: 1–3 screens max; name/purpose/fields/buttons. - Data: Short list of what you’ll save. - Non-Goals: What you’re not building yet. - Risks & Assumptions: Blocks + guesses. - Success Metrics: e.g., “1 demo posted,” “3 people try it.” - Next 5 Actions: Obvious, tiny steps.

Welcome! This section is where you’ll find upcoming workshop details and all past recordings—kept short, practical, and beginner-friendly. What to expect - Weekly live workshops: build-alongs, mini-lessons, and Q&A - Replays posted within 24 hours: with timestamps and links - Slides, checklists, and starter files: attached under each session How to use this section 1. RSVP on the post for the upcoming workshop. 2. Skim the prep (2–5 mins): any links, starter text, or assets. 3. Join live if you can; otherwise watch the replay and pause at the action steps. 4. Do the homework (usually 20–30 mins) and share your result in Demos. Asking questions for a live session - Post your question on the workshop post before we go live - Keep it to one clear problem or decision - Include a screenshot if it’s a UI issue Replay format (every post includes) - Summary: what you’ll build or learn - Timestamps: jump to the part you need - Resources: slides, prompts, checklists, starter files - Next step: one small action to take today Tech basics for smooth sessions - Chrome or Edge, pop-up blocker off for the meeting link - Headphones recommended - Have your Lovable project open First steps (right now) - Open the latest workshop post and skim the prep - Add the weekly time to your calendar - Pick one past replay and complete the next step it suggests See you live—and if you miss it, the replay has you covered. 🚀

This space is for momentum. Share anything that moved you forward—tiny wins to full launches—and let the community cheer you on (and learn from you). What counts as a “win” - First screen live, first user, first feedback - Finished a lesson, fixed a stubborn bug, shipped a feature - Demo day, soft launch, public launch, first sale What to post - A screenshot or short clip - What you shipped (plain English) - One metric or moment (e.g., 3 signups, 1 user quote) - One lesson learned or next step Simple format (copy/paste) - What shipped: - Why it matters (1–2 sentences): - Proof (metric, quote, or screenshot): - What’s next: - Link (optional): Good habits - Keep it short and concrete - Share the “how,” not just the headline - Thank anyone who helped - Return later with an update on outcomes Launch checklist (optional) Landing page live • how basic onboarding works • one clear CTA • a way to collect feedback • backup plan if something breaks Ring the bell—your progress energizes the whole community. 🔔🚀

This is where we celebrate progress—tiny or huge. Post quick demos, screenshots, and short clips so others can see what you’re making and give fast, useful feedback. What to post - A screenshot or 20–30 sec screen recording - A one-paragraph summary of what it does - One question you want feedback on (e.g., “Is this clear?” “What should I build next?”) Simple format (copy/paste) App name & version:What it does (2–3 sentences):What changed since last update (bullets):What you want feedback on (1 question):Screenshot / short clip: (attach) Good demo habits - Keep it short and visual - Share real UI, not just ideas - Post early and often (v0.1, v0.2… weekly is great) - Credit any templates or inspiration - Close the loop: comment later with what you improved Useful feedback style - Be kind and specific - Point out one thing that works and one thing to improve - Offer a suggestion the builder can try today Hit publish—even if it’s rough. Momentum beats perfection here. 💪

Stuck? Post here to get unstuck fast. This category is for clear, focused questions about things that aren’t working as expected. What to include (copy/paste this) - What you were trying to do: 1–2 sentences - What happened instead: exact behavior or error text - What you tried already: 2–4 quick bullets - Screenshots or a short clip: show the issue clearly - Link to your demo (if public): optional but helpful Good habits - One issue per post (it’s easier to solve) - Keep private keys, tokens, and personal data out of your screenshots - Be specific and polite; we’re all here to help each other - Circle back with what fixed it so others can learn too Not for - Showcasing builds (use the demos space) - Hiring or promos (use jobs/collabs) If you’re unsure whether it belongs here, post anyway—moderators will move it to the right place. You’ve got this. 🚀