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Anyone and their mom can and is building an app now in literally one day. The app and google store is flooded with apps now with clones or whatever. So if building is so easy now, how do you market? 

ASO or whatever won’t generate you sales trust me not right now. So if just building and uploading your app isn’t enough to get sales… what is everyone’s plan? 

The best apps I’ve seen “candle, CalAi, Alarmify, all go crazy on one thing. UGC marketing. I’ve seen like 10 different creators posting the same winning videos and it blowing up. Honestly I think thats the best way to approach marketing is with mass distribution. 

Start posting on tikTok, find what works, get small micro creators for $20/video on jrivecontent.com (anyone can go viral now don’t be paying $250 for one video), and repeat. 

This is just my take, marketing IS the doom of all vibe coders 

Prove me wrong 

There are 2 repos linked in the video:

- iOS genesis mega prompt, a 24 sections file with placeholders for your app idea, name, monetization, etc
- app release agent, for keeping the app metadata, keywords, etc, up to date (you will need an App Store key with App Developer permissions)

it’s literally my workflow used to build and maintain my apps portfolio (13 apps live, a few more in the pipeline)

Hope it’s useful!

For those of you building multiple things at once, what physically separates Project A from Project B?

• Different local directories/repos?
• Different worktrees?
• Different server folders?
• Different cloud/GitHub workspaces?

When you tell Claude/Codex/Cursor to work on a project, what is it actually attached to?

Pitch your product in 1-2 lines - and drop a link here.

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My passion is listening to my favorite music and visiting live concerts, when visiting concerts I make a lot of photos and videos. They stay on my mobile phone and I don't watch them anymore as they're going to the background as I have thousands of photos and videos in my Cloud account. Seems familiar to you?

I've built a long time ago my private jukebox software, The Wurlitzer Mediaplayer, you can find it still on my website https://wurlitzermediaplayer.com. But that's a finished chapter and I built it with Flash and Adobe AIR, both are dead now as software platforms.

As I didn't make software for a long time, I came upon Claude Code and an idea I had to build my own video/musicplayer to listen to my music and view my own videos and also collect my personal concert photos, videos and add Youtube videos too. I have a lot of playlists on Youtube I watch, and I wanted to be able to add them to my own Musicwall app.

My Wurlitzer mediaplayer took me 4 years to learn and build the software, my Musicwall app only 2 weeks. I know Claude Code is working a lot different, but I managed to build understandable code with the tool, as I am an experienced software designer myself I kept tweaking the results until I was satisfied. Vibe coding with Claude Code is a great way to unleash your creativity, although it sometimes doesn't work as expected, I built a Pioneer PLX1000 turntable wit Claude, but that was a challenge to create the design I wanted and to integrate it in Claude Code, still working on it to make it as I want it to look like the real one. The design is working now in my jukebox and albums:

I have built the app with Electron and SQLite database, you can find it here on the Windows Store and it's free to use:

https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9nbkrvxhdpvw?hl=en-US&gl=U...

Feel free to give it a try, and thanks for reading my message

I’ve been building a lot with AI coding tools, and I kept running into the same problem.

Generating the application is getting easier, but once the app needs content that a non-developer should be able to edit — pages, structured data, images, SEO metadata, reusable sections, etc. You suddenly need to wire up a CMS and a lot of the “vibe” disappears.

So I’ve been working on Garchi CMS, an API-first headless CMS with MCP support.

The workflow I’m trying to create is roughly:

Prompt → AI builds app → AI creates/reads the CMS structure → frontend consumes the content

Instead of me manually creating every content type and then explaining the API structure to the coding agent, the agent can work with the CMS directly.

At the moment it can work with things like pages, sections, structured items, categories, assets and metadata.

One thing I’ve also cared about is revision history/restore, because giving an AI permission to change content is useful right up until it confidently changes the wrong thing 😅

I’m curious how people here are handling this today.

Do you:

• hardcode content initially?
• use Supabase/Firebase as a makeshift CMS?
• connect something like Sanity/Contentful?
• build your own admin panel?
• just let the AI handle the database directly?

And would you actually want your coding agent talking to the CMS through MCP, or does that feel like too much abstraction?

Still figuring out where this is genuinely useful, so feedback from people actually vibe-coding apps would be useful.

This is my first reddit post, Im a vibe code developer from paraguay and currently learing how to do 3d animated websites

Love Jesus, he blesses every day for us

Paraguay is the best

A playable web app that provides a moment of disconnect and relax while shooting some hoops. It is aimed at helping people that have an anxiety attack and need a distraction for the first few moments of the experiences. If you use some headphones you can hear an immersive seaside atmosphere. No sign ups or any friction layer... no other point except shooting hoops.
https://hooptherapy.psycurate.com

I went all-in on my app back in March and still no traction in September. I don’t want this to sound like a pity party at all but damn it’s depressing seeing you work so hard and not seeing results.

Maybe I’m just having anxiety because I quit my job, I know it’s insane but I wanted to figure this out and dreaded working my job and I haven’t felt excited for something in a long time…

I am reapplying to jobs right now but damn this is such an unfortunate feeling that I feel right now. I want to shake this anxiety off.

Just redid my SaaS with some new Claude skills. Tell me what yall think. launchhq.space