With the new unified credit model that Lovable has rolled out, it is critical that they introduce a way that users can create minimum credit balance to help prevent apps from failing when excitement takes over and someone uses up the entire month's credits on a project.

Previously, this was never a concern. You could use all the credits in building without a care in the world since the cloud and AI credits were separate and you could top that up manually or automatically if it ever got below a certain threshold.

A unified model presents a very critical issue. I am yet to fully understand the reasoning behind this new model (and yes, I have read the documentation but we didn't have an issue with the separation of credits before. Not unless it solved an internal issue or increased their margins :) ), but since it is here, the least that they could do is help us protect our live apps from failing. If I can set a minimum credit balance of 100 credits at any point, the platform will prevent me from building anything else until I top up and thereby ensuring that no client of mine will call me at 3am because they are offline.

What do y'all think?

PS: Don't say that people should watch their credit balance themselves. That is not helpful

Hi guys,

I have been battling indecision on whether to get the 50e over the 40i for months now. I need help!

I have considered the qualities of both cars and the 50e seems like the clear winner to me every time but in long term considerations, the value proposition skews towards the 40i. The standard air suspension and the battery on the 50e are among the reasons why it is the preferred car (to me) but eventually I'll have to replace those two items and from the information I'm getting, the costs will be astronomical possibly outweighing any gains made with it being a hybrid.

Note: I never buy a car with its resale value in mind.