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I gave the same “build me a fully functional Notion-level SaaS workspace” prompt to Marlow, Base44, and Lovable. Base44 → built it, but the result felt more basic, and page-to-page navigation was slower. Lovable → gave me no output on the trial and asked me to add credits. Marlow... show more

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