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Lovable vs Omma

Two fact sheets from our own research, side by side — pricing, platforms, API access and status re-checked by us rather than quoted from the vendors. Lovable starts at $25, Omma at $39. Both have a free tier.

LovableDescribe an app and get a deployed full-stack projectOmmaTurns a text prompt into a working 3D scene, website, app, or game inside a visual canvas.

Side by side

FactLovableOmma
CategoryVibe Coding & App GeneratorsVibe Coding & App Generators
Pricing modelFreemiumFreemium
Starts at$25 month$39 month
Public APINoNo
PlatformsWebWeb, macOS
CompanyLovableSpline, Inc.
Launched20232026
Last verifiedSep 6, 2026Sep 1, 2026

What our research says

Lovable

The cleanest prompt-to-app experience for someone who cannot write React, and GitHub sync means you are not locked in — but 100 credits a month is less runway than it sounds once the app gets real.

Pros

  • Live preview after each change keeps iteration legible to non-developers
  • GitHub sync and Supabase mean the output is real, portable code
  • The free tier is enough to find out whether the idea works
  • Per-action credit costs are published, so estimating is possible

Cons

  • Free tier caps at 30 credits a month regardless of the daily grant
  • Debugging a bad generation can cost more credits than the original build
  • Opinionated stack — React front end, Supabase back end, little room to differ
  • No API for driving builds programmatically

Omma

Omma is a fast way to get from a text description to something that actually runs — a 3D scene, a page, or a small interactive app — because it is built by the team behind Spline's 3D editor rather than a first-time tool. The catch is that outputs still need a designer's eye to polish, and the free tier's credit cap makes it hard to judge before paying.

Pros

  • Combines code, image, and 3D generation in one pass instead of separate tools
  • Runs on WebGPU so outputs are interactive, not just static renders
  • Backed by Spline, an established 3D design product, not an anonymous shell site

Cons

  • Free tier's 50 monthly credits run out after a handful of generations
  • Company location and full team are not disclosed on the site

Which one fits

Choose Lovable if you need

  • Founders and designers shipping a working prototype without a developer
  • Anyone who wants generated code exported to GitHub rather than held hostage
  • Small internal tools needing authentication and a database on day one

Choose Omma if you need

  • Designers prototyping interactive 3D scenes quickly
  • Small teams mocking up websites or motion pieces without a dev handoff
  • Spline users who want AI-assisted starting points

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