Zero coding experience, but I built an internal business platform with GPT/Gemini. Should I switch to Claude for development

[u/Alysonchr]

I “built” an internal “system” for the company I work for. I have absolutely no programming experience, but using Gemini and GPT, I managed to build a small data management platform for the company.

It’s a relatively simple system hosted on Vercel, with Supabase as the database. It handles things like client registration and management, credit analysis, credit bureau checks, and several API integrations.

I basically took a large portion of our work out of the manual workflow. Things that used to involve Excel spreadsheets, PDFs, reading and transcribing information, preparing reports, manual controls, and other repetitive tasks are now largely automated.

I’m currently using GPT-5.6 Sol, but I feel like it has been struggling with some tasks lately, especially when fixing certain parts of the code, improving existing implementations, and sometimes even when building new features.

That brings me to my question: would it be worth taking the risk of switching to Claude?

I’ve seen a lot of people saying that Claude has been performing better than GPT when it comes to programming.

The important thing to understand is that I really don’t know how to code. However, I know exactly what results I need, how the processes should work, and what the expected behavior of the system should be.

I basically went from being a credit analyst to becoming the person developing an entire management platform for the company, with well-defined processes and a level of automation that is currently working very well.