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Simone is right, vibecoding is an addiction. Last week I built 10 apps Each with 1-2 prompts → Found 10 viral slideshow formats → Found apps in same niche as formats → Sent to ChatGPT “give me a prompt” → Sent GPTs prompt to Rork Now I have 10... show more
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But just like dropshipping, the barrier to entry has hit zero. The alpha isn't in the building anymore (Rork/Cursor solved that); it's in the distribution. If everyone can build 10 apps a week, the App Store becomes a noisy bazaar. The winner isn't the best coder; it's the best marketer.

Building is easy but distribution is not The 10 viral formats you found is where the real value is most people can copy the app but can't copy the marketing that makes it a "good format"

Wait you built 10 apps in one week using 1-2 prompts each and they potentially make 20-100k/m each but you’re not gonna launch them on the appstore? Why?

They each would take a lot of time

To launch them? Sorry bro im just tryna understand

to market

exactly. nowadays distribution is the only bottleneck. so solving marketing = printing money

Can you link your database with rork ? Or is just for purely for design?

@rork handles everything Database integration and directly connects with revenue cat for payments it can fully make a ready to launch app

@rork Okok. Thanks man

Comparing this to dropshipping is actually spot on. The building part is easy now, the hard part is getting anyone to notice your clone in the flood.

No wonder app store review length is now 3-5 days, can you imagine the number of apps getting publish daily

What are some proven formats you’d rec? I’m down to give it a try, already built 2-3 iOS mvps last week

I submitted my first for the App Store last week and got denied because it was too simple they said. Do you ever get rejected? “The usefulness of the app is limited by the minimal functionality it currently provides.” 🙄

You're making all that money and wasting time here? Wake up man!

How did you get around the issue of hosting costs on Rork? It can be quite expensive to host them, especially if you are starting out, have a very limited audience and no sales? Was it a case of setting up payment models, awareness campaigns, etc?

Dude I just went through couple of your post on X and YT. You've 6 videos in YT and 1.68k subscribers! 🫡🫡 You've started X this year, got 32k+ followers with 4,666 posts! 🫡🫡 Your growth is insanely fast. How did you do that?? I've lost my sleep just by seeing that.. Please, I'll wait for your post or reply on this note! Most insanely, You're still 21! 🫡🫡

Would i be fair in my assumption that you are making this sound to good to be true when in reality it would take considerable effort as well as solid distribution channels/other skills to actually pull something like this off. i cant imagine its as easy as youre making it sound

Hey mate, I know you use Rork. But what's your take on Native iOS App development?? If a person is aiming mainly to land a job (revenue isn't core priority), what would you suggest to him? Go with Rork, or build skills (Swift, Kotlin etc)?

Opus 4.5 is doing work.

Wow! Cuáles son tus apps para echarles un ojo?

Whoa, that’s insane! 🤯 $68k/mo from 10 apps is next-level. Love how you’re thinking long-term instead of just chasing every quick win. Vibecoding really is addictive, but seeing it done smart like this is pure inspiration. 💻🚀

send em over, i will launch em all plus 1% royalty for you FOR LIFE

That type of volume and systematizing is next-level. Curious - how do you decide which app gets the launch spotlight when they all look like hits on paper? The art of picking winners without burnout must be insane.

It truly is an addiction. I love it.

Lol wont pass app store rieview if you use the same templates

This is amazin, and that's true, it's a new addiction😁, i have a question, how would you monetize the app called girl diary?

can you share those 10 apps in the AppStore making you $68k a month?

Simone’s right; vibecoding hits like caffeine for coders, one sip and you’re suddenly ten apps deep wondering if sleep is still a thing.

Can you share us with how you do marketing and what’s the playbook ? We’d love to learn

I feel you, bro. Vibecoding is definitely an addiction. Last week I built 5 apps with 2-3 prompts each and found 5 viral slideshow formats. Then, I sent the GPT's prompt to ChatGPT and got 10 replicas of apps making. It feels like a never-ending cycle of creation and discovery.

the fact that we went from "it'll take 6 months to build an app" to "ok let me just vibe with gpt and boom 10 apps" in like 2 years is unhinged in the best way. the 10 replicas hit different tho. shipping speed > code quality apparently 😭

yes,vibecoding is an addiction.

What apps you have that make you that much? Proof?

The promise of vibe coding was freedom. The reality is a new kind of paralysis: infinite possibility with zero clarity. I'm trying something new. Hands up if you're interested. #cognitiveload #analysisparalysis #founderburnout #solofounders

Building 10 apps with ChatGPT prompts vs Claude prompts - what's the quality/functionality difference you're seeing?

Do you you really get to shippable app with just 1 or 2 prompts???

How are you marketing them?

I need to know how to present like this

2016 vibes 2016 drop shipping strategies all the way?
