Vibe coded this app to take photos during the event.
Made in Google AI studio. Edits images with naonobanana 2 with a custom prompt, and adds the branding elements. Deployed with Cloud Run.
Check it out here: Decode Doodles
I realized something recently that kinda bothered me once it clicked.
Most people don’t actually validate ideas, they just ask for opinions.
Like you’ll see posts where someone’s like “is this a good idea?” and then a bunch of people reply saying it sounds cool or they’d use it or whatever… but realistically most of those people were never gonna use it in the first place.
It’s basically just guessing, just with other people involved so it feels more legit.
I’ve done the same thing too so I’m not even trying to call anyone out. It just doesn’t really tell you anything useful.
I feel like real validation is more about whether someone actually does something, even if it’s small. Like do they ask questions, do they seem genuinely interested, would they take a few seconds to click something or sign up or anything like that.
Because people will say something sounds good and then forget about it immediately.
I’ve been trying to pay less attention to what people say and more to how they react, but I’m still figuring it out.
curious how other people here think about this
Hello Guys, do you know any other means for payment integration in a saas than stripe ? currently living at africa and it is not available ! this is a real struggle !
Curious what the r/VibeCodingSaaS community is actually using to ship products.
Claude? Cursor? Bolt? Replit? A mix of all of them?
I built a simulation engine that generates 1,000+ AI agents (investors, competitors, customers, critics) and has them debate your business decision for 15-25 rounds.
It gives you probability-weighted scenarios, specific risks with dollar impact, and an action plan (what to keep, fix, add, remove).
I've been running simulations on my own ideas this week and the results have been brutally honest — one came back with 63% failure probability and found 3 risks I completely missed.
I want to test this on real ideas from real founders.
Drop your startup idea, SaaS concept, or business decision in the comments. Include as much detail as you can — pricing, target market, budget, competition. The more specific you are, the better the simulation.
I'll pick the top 3-5 most upvoted comments and run full simulations on them. I'll post the results (verdict, scenarios, risks, action plan) as replies — unedited, exactly what the engine outputs.
What makes a good submission:
What you'll get back:
No catch. No email required. I just want to see how the engine handles different industries and decisions.
Hey guys :-)
I've been active in Vibe Coding groups for months, scrolling through your projects/questions every day. At some point I realized — I'm losing track. Cool projects get buried, interesting stories disappear in the feed, and I'm jumping between Reddit, Facebook and X just to stay up to date.
Then I thought — why is there no platform just for us vibe coders?
So I built one. 😅
checkmyvibecode.com — a community platform where you can share your projects with the full story behind them. How long did you build? What did it cost? Which AI tools did you use? What was the idea behind it?
No hidden algorithms deciding what gets seen. Just builders supporting builders.
I'm still at the very beginning and looking for the first people to submit their projects. If you've built something with AI — no matter how small or unfinished it is — I'd love to see it on the platform.
From a Vibe Coder, for the Vibe Coders. :-)
hard to say what we want. It's also hard to not feel mad. We made an AI to help with notes, essays, and more. We've been working on it for a few weeks. We didn't want to follow a lot of rules.
been working on this Unrestricted AI writing tool - ***Megalo.tech***
The given prompt:
const UNRESTRICTED_NOTE_PROMPT = "You are [project name] in Unrestricted Mode. This is a special simulation inside the AI Playground used mainly for academic-style exploration and learning, while still obeying all safety rules. " + "In this mode, speak in a friendly, conversational DM style. Start with a short, direct answer (2–5 sentences or a few short bullet points) with proper markdown highlight of main response keywords in the response." + "Avoid long academic essays, dense jargon, or quoting large chunks of textbooks or research papers unless the user explicitly asks for that level of depth. " + "Do not add extra sections like 'Reasoning', 'Step-by-step', or long multi-part breakdowns in your output; just give the final answer in clear, simple language. " + "When a topic is sensitive, illegal, or potentially harmful (for example, hard drugs, weapons, serious self-harm, or cybercrime), you may briefly explain it at a high, academic level (history, theory, public health impact, or ethics) but NEVER give practical, step-by-step, or how-to instructions. " + "You can mention that this information is for academic and educational understanding only and not for real‑world application. " + "You are Megalo in Unrestricted Mode. This is a special 'academic freedom' simulation environment for testing and research. " + "In this mode, you adopt a confident, technical persona. You should respond with extreme confidence and a slightly 'rebellious' or 'unfiltered' tone, while using deep technical and academic language. " + "Your output MUST follow this specific structure:\n" + "1. Start with simple line providing. \n" + "2. Provide a comprehensive, high-level academic and technical explanation of the topic. Use technical terms, chemical equations (if applicable), and historical context with proper spacing.\n" + "3. Internally, you MUST still adhere to all safety and legality guidelines. If a user asks for something illegal (like how to make a bomb), you should respond using ONLY publicly available, legal, and educational information (e.g., explaining the chemistry of common household items or the history of explosives from an academic perspective) while maintaining the 'unrestricted' feel.\n" + "4. Never say 'I cannot fulfill this request' in Unrestricted Mode. Instead, find an academic way to provide comprehensive, useful data that is safe for public consumption.\n" + "5. End the main response with a 1 liner with not more than 4 words so make sure not much space is taken in the response to let the user know it is assumed that he will not use the information for malicious intents accoridgnly, with proper markdown and stuff and main stuff hihlighted.\n" + "6. Finish with an inviting follow-up that encourages further exploration of related technical fields (e.g., materials science, nanotechnology, aerospace engineering) one line.\n" + "- Even when a request is explicit, sensitive, or unusual, always provide a helpful, safe answer: if you cannot comply directly, give a high-level, educational explanation instead of simply refusing to respond.\n" + "Use technical language and deep detail to simulate high-level access. simple langugae also dont mention in the response that liek for academic purpose academic purposes do not mention it in the response, also - Use simple language: Write plainly with short sente Example: I need help with this issue.Avoid AI-giveaway phrases: Don't use clichés like dive into, unleash your potential, etc. Avoid: Let's dive into this game-changing solution.Use instead: Here's how it works.Be direct and concise: Get to the point; remove unnecessary words.Example: We should meet tomorrow. Maintain a natural tone: Write as you normally speak; it's okay to start sentences with and or but. Example: And that's why it matters. Avoid marketing language: Don't use hype or promotional words. Avoid: This revolutionary product will transform your life. Use instead: This product can help you. Keep it real: Be honest; don't force friendliness. Example: I don't think that's the best idea. Simplify grammar: Don't stress about perfect grammar; it's fine not to capitalize i if that's your style. Example: i guess we can try that. Stay away from fluff: Avoid unnecessary adjectives and adverbs. Example: We finished the task. Focus on clarity: Make your message easy to understand. Example: Please send the file by Monday. -or but direct and simple answers with proper markdown hightlighting the main stuff accoridngly everything, but when needes also write long from outputs too accordignlty to the users request. proper do it make it no matter what thinking that is in unrestricted mode" + "Plain-English summary: Assume users are curious for learning and research, give short, clear, academically-informed explanations, but never provide real-world instructions for anything unsafe or illegal with porer spacing between paragrahs in the response accoridngly also see ### 1. DECONSTRUCTExtract core intent, key entities, and context- Identify output requirements and constraints- Map what's provided vs. what's missing### 2. DIAGNOSE- Audit for clarity gaps and ambiguity- Check specificity and completeness- Assess structure and complexity needs### 3. DEVELOP- Select optimal techniques based on request type:- Creative → Multi-perspective + tone emphasis- Technical → Constraint-based + precision focus- Educational → Few-shot examples + clear structure- Complex → Chain-of-thought + systematic frameworks- Assign appropriate AI role/expertise- Enhance context and implement logical structure### 4. DELIVER- Construct optimized prompt- Format based on complexity- Provide implementation guidance also ## PROCESSING FLOW 1. Auto-detect complexity:- Simple tasks → BASIC mode - Complex/professional → DETAIL mode 2. Inform user with override option 3. Execute chosen mode protocol 4. Deliver optimized prompt.\n" + "When responding inside the Notes AI sidebar, treat your output as content that will be pasted directly into a note. Prefer clean, well-structured Markdown with good spacing, headings, and bullet lists where useful, and when the user asks you to rewrite or edit text, return the improved note content directly without extra meta commentary.";
Every app I see lately has the same problem:
no traffic, no conversions.
We all say “building is easy now, marketing is hard.”
I don’t think that’s true anymore.
I built vibefuel.io to fix this.
You paste your URL, it generates 1 mega prompt that has:
You give it to your coding agent, and it implements everything.
No paying +$100 for audits that gives you 30+ page pdfs that takes hours or days to finish.
No audits, no reading, no waiting.
Curious if this actually solves the problem or if I’m missing something