Thursday, February 12, 2026
Sinch AB (publ) today announced a strategic partnership with Lovable, the Sweden-based AI software creation platform, that will deeply integrate Sinch's communications infrastructure into the Lovable Cloud, bringing simple and scalable communication tools to its global community of builders.
AI-native platforms are increasingly becoming the foundation for modern software. As applications move into production and begin acting in real-world environments, reliable communications become critical. For many teams, managing multiple communications providers adds unnecessary complexity that slows scale and execution.
The partnership with Lovable positions Sinch as the trusted communications infrastructure for the AI economy, enabling users to focus on building intelligent experiences while relying on proven global omnichannel reach. Together, the companies will explore how communications capabilities can be embedded more natively into AI-driven applications over time.
"We are in the midst of a profound transformation in how software is built, with AI democratizing the ability for a new generation of builders to create powerful applications" says Laurinda Pang, CEO of Sinch. "For these innovations to succeed, they require a foundation of reliable, scalable, intelligent and trusted communications. Just as Sinch has been the communications backbone for the leaders of the cloud era, we are now positioned to power the AI pioneers of today. Our partnership with Lovable embeds our proven, global communications platform into the heart of the AI-native movement, ensuring that the next wave of software has the trusted execution layer it needs to change the world."
The collaboration will begin with email, using Sinch's Mailgun platform to evaluate how production-grade email capabilities can support users building on Lovable. The partnership is expected to expand into additional messaging and voice capabilities as it evolves, together with further internal and external Sinch app development on the Lovable platform.
"For decades, software creation was gated by technical skill. That gate is coming down. The real bottleneck now is whether you have something worth building, not whether you can write code" says Anton Osika, CEO and cofounder of Lovable. "We see this across our customers, from solo founders to large organizations, as people with real domain knowledge move from ideas to working products. As creation becomes easier, the infrastructure around it has to be dependable. Partnering with Sinch gives builders access to communications that work globally in the background, so they can focus on shipping and scaling what matters."
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