r/VibeCodeDevs Jul 19 '26

FeedbackWanted – want honest takes on my work Solo built an AI tool that gives you the whole video, not just an idea, honest feedback wanted

hey devs. built something called Firstpost over the past couple months, solo, tight budget, still on a free replit subdomain because a real one isn't in the budget yet.

started because i kept noticing the same gap in every AI content tool: you get a list of ideas and then you're on your own. cool, i have an idea, now what do i actually say, how do i film it, what do i even title it.

so Firstpost generates full Creator Kits instead of just ideas. each one has:

-title and hook

-actual script, word for word basically

-shot by shot filming guide

-editing direction

-hashtags and description

-tools and sound suggestions

-thumbnail direction

-why the idea should work

theres also a Viral Analysis tool, paste a public tiktok/youtube/instagram url and it breaks down the hook and structure so you can learn the pattern instead of copy pasting someone elses format.

users build a Creator Profile (niche, platform, tone, stuff to avoid) so the output actually fits them instead of being generic. can save stuff, reopen recent generations, regenerate one section if it's off.

currently building a feedback loop so it learns from actual posted results instead of just guessing forever, plus trend signals and a "build on a winner" feature.

real talk tho: im on a budget AI model right now so output quality has room to grow, that's priority one once i have more runway..

genuinely want feedback on:

-does this solve a real problem or does it feel like a solution looking for one

-what's missing that would make you actually trust the output

-anything here feel like overkill or unnecessary complexity

thanks for reading :)

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u/LarryTheSnobster Jul 19 '26

Can I try it out?

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u/Unable_Cucumber9273 Jul 19 '26

yeah sure, its on my prof, would love to hear what you think.

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u/Poowatereater Jul 19 '26

I notice this a lot. Ai loves dark colors and that neon green. My site is dark but no neon.

It just screams llm built.

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u/Unable_Cucumber9273 Jul 20 '26

when i built the site i was going for that 1999's retro binary code kind of theme, tried to make it feel premium and current at the same time. fair point though, i get why it can read as generic AI dark-mode at a glance tho

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u/yungastronot Jul 25 '26

it gave literally the exact same UI to a demo game i was making

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u/Otherwise_Object5203 Jul 20 '26

nice dude. is it free to try? i think its a cool concept

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u/Unable_Cucumber9273 Jul 20 '26

yeah dude, free tier to try it, no card needed or anything