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Vibed Agents

365 days of building. 10 apps shipped. A platform that lets AI build apps for you.

@featuredStarted Jan 2025— signupshttps://www.vibed.inc/
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A year of building, 10 apps shipped. Vibed Agents is a platform that lets AI build apps for you. 30k users, $100k+ revenue — built in public, one day at a time. Vibed Agents, a platform deploying autonomous agents to build apps with Claude Code

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MILESTONE
Mar 2026

Day 1 of 365: didn't know how to git commit

January 1, 2025. Committed to shipping something every single day for a year. On day one, I had to Google how to make my first git commit. That's the honest starting point. The goal wasn't to be impressive — it was to build the habit of building.

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Mar 2026

Apps 1–9: learning in public, shipping in public

The first nine apps taught me more than any course could. Each one had a different problem, a different stack, a different failure mode. I posted every update, every mistake, every small win. The audience grew because they were watching someone actually learn.

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Mar 2026

The frustration that became the product: AI needs babysitting

Real vibe coding kept hitting the same wall — the AI would drift, lose context, make decisions you didn't want. You'd spend more time correcting than building. That frustration became the thesis for Vibed Agents: what if the agents had structure, not just vibes?

UPDATE
Mar 2026

Vibed Agents launched — 30,000 users across 10 apps

Launched the platform by the end of 2025. 30,000+ users across my full app portfolio. $9k MRR from Vibed Agents alone. $100k+ total revenue across the year. From not knowing git to running a platform that deploys AI agents to build apps autonomously — in 12 months.

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Mar 2026

365 days taught me: consistency beats talent, volume beats perfection

The builders who ship 10 imperfect things learn more than the ones perfecting one. Daily shipping forces you to make decisions fast, kill features that don't work, and move on. By day 200 I was shipping things in hours that would have taken me weeks on day one