Abhishek Deshpande | WordCamp Asia 2026

Over the past few months, we’ve been bumping into clients and friends who have learned to vibe code. Some have built genuinely useful little apps to solve problems in their businesses or personal lives. Some have gone quite far with their ideas. But getting an app built is only one part of the story. Hosting, glitches, external integrations, email and messaging limitations, security, maintenance, or simply not knowing how to get an app into the hands of actual users. These are some of the things that get in the way. We’ve been helping a few of them with exactly these problems. Auditing their apps, fixing things, suggesting changes, setting up hosting and integrations, and sometimes building the missing pieces. In some cases, we’ve even set things up so they can manage their own apps without depending on us for everything. That’s how Inbis started taking shape. We’ve been quietly working on this for a few months. We’ve already helped build, improve, deploy and maintain quite a few apps. Until now, we’ve offered this only to our existing clients and a few close contacts. This is the first time I’m sharing it publicly. We’ll open it up to more people soon. I’m not sure how big this will become, and I’m okay with that. We started because we kept seeing people with good ideas who needed a little help getting them over the finish line. There’s a Batman and Alfred analogy I quite like. You’re Batman. Inbis is Alfred. You have the ideas, the problems to solve, and the things you want to build. We help with the parts that get in your way, so you can focus on what you do best. You don’t always need someone to build everything for you. Sometimes, you just need someone who knows how to help you make it work. More soon. Do check - inbis.app/vibe-coded-app-hos…