Zavi
Lovable for growth
64 followers
Lovable for growth
64 followers
Lovable made building an app feel like typing a sentence. Getting people to use what you built still feels like a full-time job. That’s the gap Zavi is for. Paste your URL and Zavi gives you a growth score and the biggest thing holding you back. Then, if you want, it does the work itself and shows you what moved. For launch, Zavi is running Upcar’s growth for 30 days with $25K of real money and no pause button. Every decision is public.
Launching a product is easy, and everyone is doing it. The big barrier is indeed marketing and selling it, so you're tackling the right problem. I tried your site, very cool. Good luck!
@chenbenari Thank you, this means a lot! You're right: shipping is the easy part now, and distribution is where most products get stuck. Curious, are you working on something yourself right now?
I'd love to know what's been hardest for you on the marketing side!
"no pause button" is framed as a confidence signal but it's the part that worries me most, not because of the $25K, that's a bounded number you can afford to lose, but because growth spend isn't just a budget line. it's ad copy going out under Upcar's name, audiences getting targeted, offers getting made to real people. a bad agent decision on a landing page headline is embarrassing. a bad agent decision on who gets targeted or what a promo implies is the kind of thing that sticks to the brand after the 30 days are over and the dashboard stops mattering. is "no pause button" literally true, or is there a human reviewing spend decisions before they go live and the pause button is just not customer-facing
@galdayan Love this question, because it’s exactly the one this stunt exists to answer.
Yes, it’s literally true. No human reviews the ads, audiences, or offers before they go live. A spend cap is the only hard limit. We’re not testing whether AI can draft growth work for a person to approve. That already works. We’re testing whether it can own the whole loop: picking who to reach, what to say, and what to offer, under a real brand, with real money, in public.
You’re right that the real stakes are trust, not dollars. We did do lot of testing on this before it went public. It’s also why every decision and the reasoning behind it goes on a public ledger. If the agent makes a call that doesn’t fit the brand, you’ll see it as it happens, along with how it learns from it.
For anyone thinking about trying Zavi, this is the far end of the dial, not the default. Autopilot is a switch you choose to turn on. With it off, every ad and audience change waits for your approval. Most teams will start there and give it more freedom as it earns their trust. We’re just showing where that road leads.
My bet is that within a few years, handing growth to an agent will feel as normal as handing payments to Stripe. Someone has to go first and show their work.
Follow along and hold us to it.