Wow!! The response has been crazy and we’ve nearly hit 100 members in just a week 🤯 I’m thinking of doing some sort of giveaway to celebrate… Let me know in the comments if you’d be up for that 🙏 P.S. If you know anyone else who’d love to build their own Vibe Hardware, please invite them. Just tell them to head to www.vibehardwareclub.com 👌

I’ve ordered 2 new devices and I’m going to do something we’ve not done before… I’m going to give them to our clients (from our marketing agency). I truly believe this is the biggest opportunity right now with AI and ‘vibe coding’. Let me show you the devices we’ve bought and why I chose these ones.

Welcome to the club. Quick version of why this place exists: everyone's using AI to build software, and I think most of them are missing the more interesting move... For less than 50 quid you can buy a little computer, plug it in, and have Claude write the code to make it do genuinely useful stuff. No soldering. No electronics background. I'd know, I haven't got one. I run a marketing agency. Six months ago I couldn't have built any of this. Right now there are devices on my desk that: - Show my Claude Code usage so I can see it working - Scroll through my calendar, the weather, and a client's live ad numbers - Play a fanfare when that client makes a sale (easily the best feature I've built) I'm five devices in and I'm documenting everything here as I go: what I buy, what it costs, what breaks, the prompts I use, the code Claude writes, all of it. The builds that fail go up too, because that's where the actual lessons are. I'm not an expert. I'm maybe three weeks ahead of you. That's the point of the club: work it out in public, together. Do these two things now: 1. Drop a comment introducing yourself: who you are and what you'd put on a little screen on YOUR desk if you could. Best answer gets built on camera. 2. Turn on notifications for this group so you catch the builds as they land. Fish