Prototype and proposal · Suharti
Suharti’s prototype opened a business conversation
Suharti describes building a multi-business prototype with Lovable and presenting it in Malaysia. No contract was confirmed in her update.
Based on Suharti’s account in OMA General Discussion, 6 August 2026. Published with permission on 13 September 2026. Edited summary by Gavin Sim; the quotation below preserves the contributor’s words.
“There is no confirmed project yet, but this still feels like a meaningful win for me.”
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Bringing several businesses into one experience
In an update to the OMA community, Suharti described using Lovable in February to build a working prototype of a unified digital platform. The concept brought entertainment, music, education, merchandise purchasing and café bookings together, rather than requiring customers to move between separate websites.
Drawing on her engineering experience, she said a project like this would previously have involved months of coding. She described reaching a functional prototype much faster with Lovable, although the post does not provide a measured development time.
Getting the work in front of a decision-maker
During a later trip to Kuala Lumpur, Suharti secured an appointment and personally demonstrated the prototype to the business owner. In her 6 August update, she said she had been told her proposal would be raised with top management for discussion.
The opportunity mattered to her because she had wanted to create something for the organisation for more than 20 years.
Progress, with the stage made clear
The demonstrated achievement was building a prototype and getting an opportunity to present it. As of her update, there was no confirmed project. The account does not establish a signed contract, payment, production readiness or a completed commercial platform.
This community story illustrates how a working demonstration can make an idea easier to understand. Suharti identified Lovable as the tool she used; the post does not specify which OMA lessons contributed to the project.
This is an individual, participant-reported experience. It has not been independently audited and is not a promise of earnings or a measure of typical student outcomes.
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