There is a problem between two companies: Figma and Lovable.

The letter says Lovable must not use "Dev Mode" for a new product. Figma uses "Dev Mode" too. Figma got the name "Dev Mode" last year.

"Dev mode" is a name used in many things for computer programmers. It is like a way to change things. Big companies like Apple, Google, and Microsoft use "developer mode," and people often call it "dev mode."

Many people use the name 'dev mode'. For example, one company used it a long time ago. Many free computer programs use this name now.

Figma says 'Dev Mode' is its special name. But 'developer mode' is not its special name.

Figma sent letters because they want to keep their name special. If they don't, anyone can use the name, and Figma cannot stop them.

Some people online say this word is common. They say it should not be a trademark.

Anton from Lovable says they will not change the name.

Figma may fight. Figma wants to sell stock too. Fighting can cost a lot for Lovable.

Lovable is a special tool. You can tell it what you want with words. Then, it makes it for you with computer code.

Lovable says it is like Figma. It says you can use Lovable easily, not like Figma. Some new companies use Lovable.

This is not just about names. A big company is angry at a small, new company. Last year, Figma was worth a lot of money.

Someone from Figma said something similar.

He says Figma should make their product good. They should not do marketing. He says Lovable is getting customers from Figma and other tools.

Dylan Field said it is not a big problem for him.

People like vibe coding because it is fast. But they want to finish their work too. This is hard for design and code.

Osika looks ready. He smiled when he showed the letter on X.