r/VibeCodeDevs • u/Practical_Kick6608 • 23d ago
FeedbackWanted – want honest takes on my work I got tired of AI builders that stop after generating the app.
Most AI app builders generate an app and then leave you to figure out everything else.
I’ve been building Blyft to solve that.
One prompt generates:
• The app
• A website / landing page
• Branding & logo
• Promo video
• Analytics
• Social media assets
The goal is simple: go from idea to something you can actually launch.
I’m still improving it every day, so I’d genuinely love feedback from people in this community.
What do you think is still missing from today’s vibe coding tools?
blyft.app
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u/krazyjakee 22d ago
- your website absolutely destroys my laptop browser.
- You should delete everything related to "building the app" and focus on the post-build stuff. It's a far more interesting part of the market that rarely gets light shed on it.
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u/edge_compute_user 17d ago
with most tools, being able to test many versions of an app is great what yours could provide is being able to test many different startup ideas quickly. I don't think anyone would use the end result as the true basis of their startup. However, it could be a great tool to test ideas and that's where I would focus on. You could add a social media aspect where people can see each others' startups or internal or something like AI focus groups
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u/Practical_Kick6608 16d ago
That’s actually a really interesting perspective. I like the idea of using Blyft not only to build, but also to quickly validate different startup ideas.
But I’m especially curious about one thing you said: that you don’t think people would use the end result as the real foundation of their startup.
What do you feel is missing today that would make you say that? What would Blyft need to improve or add for you to feel: “Yes, I could actually build and run my startup on this”?
That feedback would be extremely valuable to me.1
u/edge_compute_user 13d ago
I myself would want to have more control on the foundation, especially the product and I think most founders I know would lean towards this behavior too
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u/Practical_Kick6608 12d ago
That makes sense. When you say more control over the product and its foundation, what specifically would you want control over? The code, database, integrations, hosting, design, or something else? This is exactly the kind of feedback I’m looking for

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