At Heer Digital, we’re always looking for ways to streamline how we design, build, and ship websites and web applications. That’s why we’ve adopted a flexible stack that combines Lovable for AI-assisted design, Cursor for AI-accelerated development, and Supabase for backend syncing — all connected through MCP (Multi-Channel Platform). This approach helps us deliver high-quality digital products faster, with lower costs, and without the creative bottlenecks of traditional workflows.
Lovable is our go-to tool for visual design — especially when working with early-stage startups or SME clients who need to go from idea to prototype fast. With Lovable, we can:
Rapidly generate on-brand website or app UIs
Build full clickable flows to show client journeys
Create versioned concepts to compare different visual directions
But there’s a catch: Lovable credits are expensive, so we use it primarily for:
The initial ideation and UI structure
Key pages that set the tone (e.g. homepage, dashboard, core flows)
Design critiques with clients before development begins
Once the core layout is validated, we export designs and move to Cursor for deeper build work.
Cursor acts as our AI coding partner — perfect for taking designs from Lovable and turning them into working code. We use Cursor to:
Convert Lovable mockups into HTML/CSS/JS or React/Next.js/WordPress
Build custom WordPress themes using Tailwind CSS + ACF (Advanced Custom Fields)
Translate UI components into working web app logic, fast
Cursor’s Git integration lets us collaborate on code like any dev team, while the AI pair programming speeds up everything from layout tweaks to API wiring.
With Supabase as our backend and MCP as our syncing layer, we’re able to:
Push content and user data in real-time across Cursor + Lovable outputs
Maintain data consistency between prototype and production
Simplify version control, preview links, and environment management
This is especially useful when Lovable designs feed into functional web apps. Cursor helps us apply real logic, while Supabase stores and syncs user data, auth, and more.
? SME Websites (WordPress):
We use Lovable to design homepage and key pages
Export to Cursor, build custom themes using ACF
Sync to client site via Git and deploy through a CI/CD flow
? Web Apps (Internal Tools, Dashboards):
Use Lovable to mock up UI and user flows
Cursor to flesh out app logic with Supabase backend
MCP keeps staging and production branches aligned
Speed: Lovable lets us skip the Figma phase when needed. Cursor speeds up coding.
Cost control: We limit Lovable usage to design decisions and switch to Cursor when things get expensive.
Scalability: Supabase + MCP give us backend muscle without over-engineering.
Client transparency: We can show clients working designs and working code in the same week.
For Heer Digital, combining Lovable, Cursor, and Supabase via MCP is more than just a tech stack — it’s a creative production workflow. We design faster, build smarter, and stay flexible with budgets. Whether it’s a one-page WordPress site or a full web app, this hybrid approach helps us deliver better work with less waste.
