Lovable acquires Radish AI team to expand business agent capabilities
Lovable has acquired the team behind Radish AI, bringing its founders and senior engineering leaders into Lovable’s engineering organization to develop AI agents and infrastructure for businesses. The move targets companies using Lovable to automate operations and run increasingly complex software.
- Lovable has acquired the team behind Radish AI.
- Radish AI built infrastructure for developing, deploying, and scaling complex AI agents.
- Nirman Gupta will lead engineering on business agents from Lovable’s London office.
- The team will be divided between Lovable’s Stockholm and London offices.
- Lovable is continuing to recruit for its engineering team.
A focus on reliable business agents
Lovable said more people are using its platform to build and operate businesses, including tools for managing operations and software used across entire companies. As those applications take on more complex tasks, the company says its platform must support AI agents that can reliably carry out business work, along with infrastructure that can scale the applications built on it.
Radish AI developed an agentic infrastructure platform intended to make building, deploying, and scaling complex AI agents fast and reliable. According to Lovable, the platform also includes privacy and security features. Lovable described the acquisition as a way to strengthen the capabilities needed by businesses that want to automate core processes through software they build themselves.
Experienced AI and infrastructure leaders join Lovable
The Radish AI team will join Lovable’s engineering team. Nirman Gupta, a former engineering leader at Meta, has more than a decade of experience building large-scale systems at Meta, Bloomberg, and in financial services. Lovable said Gupta will lead engineering on agents for businesses from its newly opened London office.
Ish Singh, a two-time founder, previously led AI, machine learning, and data products, as well as AI transformation initiatives, at Google, JPMorgan, and Goldman Sachs. Adrian Zgorzałek spent 12 years at Meta, where he led developer experience and infrastructure efforts across social graph distributed systems, privacy infrastructure, and GraphQL.
Lovable said the team has led AI and engineering work on systems used by billions of people at some of the world’s largest technology and financial companies. The company expects their experience to shape the agent capabilities and infrastructure behind its platform.
London becomes a larger engineering hub
The team will be split between Lovable’s Stockholm and London offices. Gupta’s appointment in London will support the company’s plan to establish the city as its second engineering, product, and design hub after Stockholm.
For Lovable users, the acquisition is aimed at making it easier to build software that can automate business operations, run reliably, and scale as those businesses grow. The announcement does not provide details about changes to existing products or a release schedule for specific agent features. Lovable also said it is continuing to grow its engineering team and directed candidates to its open roles.
