Lovable Masterclass with Ralf Schmitz: building a landing page live on August 9
Since this board is about website builders, here is a session that takes a different approach to demonstrating one, and I am curious whether anyone here has used the tool in a real project.
Background on why this caught my eye. I have tested a fair number of builders over the years, and the pattern is always the same. The marketing video shows a finished page in two minutes, you sign up, and then you spend an entire evening fighting with one section that refuses to behave.
What the videos never show is the correction loop. How precisely do you have to phrase a change so that only the thing you wanted actually changes? That is where the real time goes.
The session in question: Ralf Schmitz, a German online marketer who has been in the affiliate business for around two decades, is running a live workshop over Zoom on Sunday, August 9, 2026 at 11:00.
He builds a complete landing page with Lovable during the call. With that tool you describe in plain sentences what the page should contain, get a first version, and then refine it step by step instead of dragging blocks around a canvas.
The promise is specific: empty page at the start, finished landing page in under 60 minutes, live and explicitly not edited together afterwards. So the moments where the AI misreads a request are part of it, and you see how he recovers.
There is also a walkthrough of the order he works in, concrete examples to rebuild afterwards, and an open question round at the end. Everything else is on the page for this workshop.
One thing to flag before anyone books, because it matters on an English speaking board: the workshop is held in German. If you do not follow German, this one is not for you. I would rather say that plainly than have someone waste their money on it.
It costs 37 euros rather than the usual 199 euros. Seats over Zoom are limited, the recording goes to attendees only, and no second date is planned, so you have to grab your ticket in advance.
My own experience with AI tools in other areas is that the first draft is impressive and the last twenty percent is where everything slows down. I assume page building is no different, which is exactly why a live build is more useful to me than another polished demo.
What I am not expecting is traffic. A page built in an hour is still a page nobody has visited, and the offer, the copy and the promotion stay exactly as much work as they were before.
Where the real gain sits, in my view, is in testing. When a second version costs twenty minutes instead of half a day, you actually run two headlines against each other rather than keeping the first draft forever because changing it hurts.
I would also want to know where the finished page is hosted and how you move it elsewhere later. That question rarely appears in the sales copy of newer builders, and it is worth checking rather than assuming.
So, has anyone here built something real with Lovable, and how much manual work was left once the AI had done its part?
