@jordanunegbu · X

Develop apps and websites with natural language?

@theakbarjuraev · X

connect to your github repo and it debugs to the core and deploys the changes. Mainly for people who build stuff

u/Ejboustany · Reddit

Knowing your build cost from a tokens formula The bigger the feature you are building, the more tokens you spend and how you can calculate the total cost of your build. You will also spend even more tokens making that feature proper and production ready. Say you want users to sign up, log in, verify their email and reset a forgotten password. Built properly it runs around 400,000 tokens. The formula I thought of is: tokens x $1,500 / 1,000,000 = price So those 400,000 tokens come ou

manil_lakabi1 · Product Hunt

x1 Lovable for iPhone apps. From idea to App Store

@ninakolari · X

Google just dropped Stitch and it changes the entire vibe coding workflow. You describe what you want your app to look like. It builds full high-fidelity screens in seconds. No Figma. No designer. No credit card. Here is how to use it: Go to Sign in with your Google account. That’s it. You’re in. Instead of typing “make me an app” type this: “A lesson planning app for teachers. Clean and calm. Inspired by Notion. Minimal. White space.” The more specific you are the better your screens. Then refine with follow up prompts. Change the nav. Try dark mode. Get 3 menu variations. Or just speak it. Your screens become a clickable prototype in seconds. Click a button and Stitch generates the next screen automatically. Your entire app flow. Before you write one line of code. Then take it further. Export to Lovable or Cursor and build the logic on top. Use the MCP server to keep your design and code in sync. Pull any website’s design system in seconds. Save everything as

@aviralgarg05 · X

Here's what you get on One toolkit. Every design task.

u/Born_Excuse_5610 · Reddit

Free & Open Source AI AppStore Screenshot Generator I’ve been building Shotluma, an open-source editor for creating iOS App Store screenshots. The main idea is pretty simple: I didn’t want the AI to generate a flat image that looks nice but becomes annoying the second you want to change something. In Shotluma, the AI works inside the actual editor. It can add text, gradients, shapes, screenshots and device mockups, but those things stay normal canvas elements afterward. You

@Starexgames2026 · X

Hey tibo! I made an app using Codex :D it's like X but for vibe coded apps using gpt 5.6 sol! and u can do normal posts :3 its called Appy :D this is the link to it :D

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u/AppzillaHQ · Reddit

3 days into testing whether vibe coders want to become micropreneurs One thing I’ve been thinking about a lot is how AI changes what kinds of software businesses are worth building. A lot of ideas used to be too small to be venture-backable. The market was too niche, development was too expensive, and supporting the product made the economics hard. AI changes some of that. It makes it much cheaper to build highly specific software for smaller groups of customers. That’s the experiment b

u/AppropriateHamster · Reddit

i created a site that gives you prompts to replace your paid app subscriptions i got tired of seeing apps like quittr, cal ai, umax etc make millions of ARR when they are simple gpt wrappers that are primarily relying on marketing and people forgetting their subscription to continue to grow their revenue i decided to build a site that gives an honest assessment of what features you can vibecode of famous consumer apps (starting currently with just 25 apps, but planning to add more soon) and