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Hey AI Breakers πŸ‘‹

Ever wanted to launch a niche directory site… but didn’t want to touch a single line of code?

In today’s tutorial, I’ll show you how to use Lovable.dev (an AI coding agent) and Supabase to spin up a beautiful directory website.

In our example, we’ll build a dog toy directory.

The best part?
You don’t need to code a thing. AI handles the heavy lifting.


πŸš€ Your Goal

Create a fully functional niche directory website powered by AI, populated by your own data, and live in under 30 minutes.


🧠 The System

We’ll use:

  • Lovable.dev β†’ to remix a public AI project

  • Supabase β†’ to store and serve your custom data

  • ChatGPT (with deep research) β†’ to generate a CSV file of sample content


πŸ› οΈ Step-by-Step Guide

1. Sign Up on Lovable.dev

Think of it as your AI developer for simple web apps.
β†’ Go to lovable.dev and create a free account.


2. Remix a Public Project

Lovable lets you remix public projects into your own version.

Find the original directory template (e.g. https://lovable.dev/templates/business-directory-website)
β†’ Click β€œRemix” once you’re logged in.

Lovable will set up your version in seconds.


3. Create a Supabase Account

You need a backend to store your directory data.

β†’ Go to supabase.com and sign up (free).


4. Generate Sample Data with ChatGPT

Open a new GPT chat with Deep Research enabled.

Use this prompt:

You are a product data generator. Create a realistic CSV dataset of 30 dog toys with high-quality, varied entries. 

Columns required:
1. title – short, catchy product name (max 6 words).
2. description – 2-sentence description highlighting materials, features, and benefits (around 25-40 words).
3. price – random realistic retail price between $5 and $60 (format as 2 decimal places, e.g., 12.99).
4. made_by – fictional but realistic brand names (mix of pet brands and creative names).
5. URL – placeholder URLs following this pattern: https://example.com/products/[kebab-case-title].
6. categories – JSON array of 2–4 relevant tags (e.g., ["chew", "durable", "squeaky"]).

Additional rules:
- Ensure category diversity (chew, plush, interactive, dental, training, eco-friendly, etc.).
- No duplicate titles.
- Include at least 5 premium toys priced above $40.
- Include 5 budget toys below $10.
- Ensure toy descriptions reference size or dog type at least 10 times in total (e.g., β€œideal for small breeds”).
- Provide realistic materials in descriptions (rubber, rope, BPA-free plastic, organic cotton).

Output:
- Generate as a raw CSV with headers: title, description, price, made_by, URL, categories.
- Enclose all text fields in quotes to avoid CSV parsing errors.

β†’ Download the output as a .csv file (e.g. dog_toys.csv)


5. Upload Data to Supabase


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