Tried idea valuation and product planning using @grok and ended up building this vibebible.grok.me using @build
🎟️ Got my ticket for the new home for #buildinpublic.
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Replit for free user has been down for 8 hours now
You’re being ROBBED.
→ ChatGPT charges you. DeepSeek doesn’t.
→ Midjourney charges you. Ideogram doesn’t.
→ ElevenLabs charges you. Fish Audio doesn’t.
→ Jasper charges you. Claude doesn’t.
→ Canva Pro charges you. Kittl doesn’t.
→ Zapier charges you. n8n doesn’t.
→ Loom charges you. Tella doesn’t.
→ Grammarly charges you. LanguageTool doesn’t.
→ Surfer SEO charges you. NeuronWriter doesn’t.
→ Notion AI charges you. NotebookLM doesn’t.
The tools are free. The knowledge isn’t.
Save this.
I was up at 3 AM diving into why so many millionaires and celebs cut off family. The truth shocked me.
It’s not ego. It’s survival. Success turns some relatives into energy vampires constant handouts, jealousy, leaked secrets, and endless criticism. They tried everything: talks, therapy, even jobs. Nothing changed.
So they chose peace over poison. Their focus and future became non-negotiable.
High achievers treat their energy like rocket fuel. They protect it at all costs.
Seen this happen around you? What’s your honest take? Drop it below.
I was on a call with a founder last week who spent 3 months building his SaaS product. He launched it quietly... and got crickets.
Then he posted one 15-second video showing how it works. It hit 400k views overnight and brought in his first 50 customers.
He laughed and said, “Bro, I didn’t build a product. I accidentally became a content creator who codes.”
Tech has entered its funniest era. The real product is now the short video about the product.
Ever felt this? Drop your story below.
Im building AI-powered execution system that turns goals into daily actions, tracks results, and adapts your next steps based on real performance and feedback.
I was grabbing coffee with a fellow founder yesterday when he confessed something we all secretly feel. "This one tool runs my entire day," he said, "but I hate how much it controls me."
For me it's Slack. The nonstop pings destroy my deep work, yet I open it first thing and check it last at night. We tried switching twice. The whole team begged to go back. It's quietly become the heartbeat we can't live without.
These apps trap us in toxic love-hate relationships.What's that one tool you complain about constantly but would lose your mind without?
Drop yours below. Be honest.
I was up late last night researching founder stories when I stumbled on this raw question: Be honest do you build SaaS to solve problems or just to earn money?
Back in 2021 I built a simple reporting tool because my own freelance spreadsheets were killing me. It took off fast and started paying my rent.
But once the money rolled in everything changed. I stopped obsessing over the pain I fixed and started chasing revenue metrics instead.
Most founders lie about this. The truth is you need both. Solve a real painful problem first then treat money like oxygen or your product dies.
The best ones lose sleep over users and MRR at the same time.Where are you at right now problem chaser or revenue hunter? Be honest.
I want to connect with people who are into:
1. AI
2. Startup
3. Business Owners
4. Entrepreneurship
5. Innovation in general











