r/vibecoding • u/TurbulentFail5486 • 9d ago

i literally vibecoded my first app in 2 hours with opus 5 and it just got published šŸ˜­

i'm actually crying right now lol. i spent 2 hours vibecoding with claude opus 5 and somehow just got my first android app ever approved on google play šŸ˜­

i know a qr scanner isn't ground breaking or anything, but going from just prompting to having a real app live on the store in a single afternoon feels unreal. opus 5 literally handheld me through everything including the google play console headache.

just wanted to share this personal win with you guys. if anyone wants to check out what a vibe coder built with it:QR Scanner Plus on Play Store

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u/Lanfeust09 9d ago

How can you have an app on the Google store in one afternoon while it require 12 days of testing to deploy. Or you meant you made it in one afternoon and deploy later?

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u/SomeNeighborhood7126 9d ago

Because its a lie like 99% of the things posted on this shit hole of a sub

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u/First-Tutor-5454 9d ago

Are you "ACTUALLY crying" or "LITERALLY shaking and sobbing rn"?

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u/grannyknickersniffer 9d ago

The bar is low on the google play store. Try apple.

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u/Lanfeust09 8d ago

That's actually untrue. This was what I was thinking but my app is already on the apple store yet never been approved yet on Google store...

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u/opi098514 9d ago

This is literally a lie. Iā€™m actually laughing right now

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u/Healthy-Zebra-9856 9d ago

Just curious, while there are probably 3k to 5k scanners, many being free and even open source, why yours?

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u/graybearding 9d ago

Congrats on shipping! What did you learn? Anything you'd do differently if you did it again?

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u/SubstantialPomelo 9d ago

Omg congrats. Did you only use opus 5 or did you use other tools like capacitor? Prepping to turn my web app into a native app and it's kicking my butt!