Just Launched: Pretty Prompt x Lovable Integration 🧡

I am so excited about this one!

You can now use Pretty Prompt right inside @Lovable 🤩 (in beta)

We’ve been working super hard to take Pretty Prompt beyond the “generic ChatGPT” world, and stepping into Vibe Coding.

Our first stop: Lovable.

Pretty Prompt now improves your prompts specifically for vibe coding:

• Fills in missing context

• Adds aesthetic details (colors, shapes, layout)

• Sharpens technical language and structure

• Turns rough ideas into build-ready instructions

So you can take a prompt like this one:

Marketplace like Airbnb for a trading cards platform

Into a Pretty Prompt like this one:

Develop a Trading Card Marketplace application. 

The core concept is a peer-to-peer listing and booking system, similar to Airbnb, but for buying, selling, and potentially trading collectible trading cards (e.g., Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, sports cards). 

The aesthetic must be Premium and Developer-Focused. 

Use a Frosted Metal design language: clean lines, subtle metallic gradients, high-contrast typography, and card elements that appear slightly raised or etched. 

Ensure the UI is highly structured and predictable for easy feature expansion. 

Define the initial Tech Stack: 
* Frontend: React/Next.js 
* Styling: Tailwind CSS 
* Backend/DB: Assume a standard setup (e.g., PostgreSQL/Prisma) for user accounts, listings, and transactions. 

Crucially, never include instructions for saving API keys or secrets in frontend code. 

Start by defining the Core Features and the initial page structure. Focus on the listing creation and browsing experience first. 

### Step 1: Card Listing Page (Browse View) 
1. Layout: Implement a responsive grid layout for displaying available cards. Use a Bento Grid structure for the main listing area to showcase featured or high-value cards prominently. 

2. Card Component: Each listing must be a distinct 'Card Component' featuring:  

High-resolution image of the card (placeholder required).  
Card Name (Large, bold typography).  
Condition Rating (Use a small, distinct *Badge** component, e.g., 'Near Mint', 'Played').  
Price (Prominently displayed).  
Seller Information (Minimalist avatar/username). 

3. Filtering/Search: Include a persistent sidebar or top bar for filtering by Card Type, Set, Price Range, and Condition. 
Use Chip components for active filters. 

4. Interaction: Implement smooth hover effects on the Card Component, suggesting a subtle lift effect using CSS transitions.

Best part?

• You save credits

• Get more aligned results

• No tab swapping or loss of context

We'll be rolling this out publicly in the coming days!

Excited for the PH community to give this a shot.

Hit me up if you want to beta-test it 🤟