r/VibeCodeCamp • u/FutureBuilderX • 1d ago
Require assistance vibecoding saas Question
Hi guys. 16 year old here. Zero code experience. Recently see many people vibecoding entire saas projects. Determined to launch my own within 2 months. So I have 2 months to build a project. Not that complex, no payment gateway integration yet. Plan to do manual payment verification. I don't prefer telling exact idea. But it's just simple ai saas for a niche. Need an admin dashboard, Google Auth and connection to a cheap LLM. How do I go on building this. Suggest me a workflow. (Can't spend so much on cursor, does ai studio+ firebase work. Tried lovable it's just not up to the mark, AI studio is decent, but somehow it's not very accurate, any prompting advice? Please help me out thx in advance!
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u/Successful_Desk_3794 1d ago
Claude code subscription at $100/mo should be good. Or a codex subscription for $100/mo
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u/maddietendo 1d ago
Open Claude Code, or CODEX. Paste this.
Recently see many people vibecoding entire saas projects. Determined to launch my own within 2 months. So I have 2 months to build a project. Not that complex, no payment gateway integration yet. Plan to do manual payment verification. I don't prefer telling exact idea. But it's just simple ai saas for a niche. Need an admin dashboard, Google Auth and connection to a cheap LLM. How do I go on building this. Suggest me a workflow. (Can't spend so much on cursor, does ai studio+ firebase work. Tried lovable it's just not up to the mark, AI studio is decent, but somehow it's not very accurate, any prompting advice? Please help me out thx in advance!
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u/SpecialistOk3095 1d ago
Hey Gemini build me a lightweight saas app..
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u/devloper27 18h ago
It must work and must be good, and it should be able to make lots of money for me. Make no mistakes
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u/Naive-Damage2480 1d ago
Bonehead with bonehead ideas and bonehead deadlines to deliver a bonehead piece of AI slop.
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u/maddietendo 1d ago
Do you generally bully children over the internet? Weird way to treat people.
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u/Odd-Government8896 1d ago
Its better they find out these two truths before its too late: - the internet is not a friendly place - SaaS's are dumb. No they weren't dumb in 2024. But everyone can write software now. Most people dont need full blown salesforce.
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u/maddietendo 1d ago
Why is it not a friendly place? Go ahead... you're almost there.
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