I’m interested in seeing what vibe coding tools are best. I think the best way to test this is with a group of 5 people. Here’s the idea We test 2-3 vibe code tools. We all sign up for them and complete the same project. I can provide a PRD for a simple website or application of our choosing. Nothing super difficult so everyone can do it. Then we use the same prompts as much as possible as we build through the applications on all 3 services and when complete we’ll have 15 versions of the same application. We can share the results on here and on our own networks to grow the channel and get some valuable insight into what worked. The 2 variables are the vibe coding tool and the individuals ability to produce via the tools. Adding 5 people and 3 tools creates enough variance for a simple test to see what’s best. If we market the results well we could even get the winning service to promote the content Let me know who’s interested and I’ll get us all connected

Love yo get everyone’s opinion on the best no code tool out there. See poll below comment if I missed one that should be there. Not Including IDE like windsurf or cursor Also give us thoughts and reasons as well as the top thing you’ve built in the comments below!

Quick storytime: I posted in a Twitter community that I don’t know how to code, but I do know how to get views and market apps. A Romanian guy DMs me asking to partner up with him and his dev friend. I asked a bunch of questions, liked the idea, and jumped in as the third co-founder. My role? Market the hell out of the app. We talked on a call, discussed the contract, and he agreed to 1/3rd equity. Then a few days later, he said, “Let’s work a bit more to make sure you can actually deliver”—but still confirmed the 1/3rd split. Fast forward: app’s fully developed, launch is days away, I send the contract… And now they’re like “You don’t deserve 1/3rd,” “You didn’t do enough,” blah blah blah. Meanwhile, I invested 10s of hours, ran up content, and did 30k+ views in a week—while my devices were still warming up. Told them straight up: dev work slows down after launch, but marketing is where the real grind starts. Anyway, it is what it is. Grateful they pulled this before we hit $10k–30k MRR. Could’ve been way worse. Blessing in disguise. Now I’m looking for a real co-founder. Someone who can code, knows APIs, works well with Figma, and can build top-tier mobile apps. I’ve got 2 killer app ideas I know can hit $10k MRR fast with organic content. Your role would be build the app, handle UI/UX design on Figma, squash bugs. My role is gonna be to be the content machine, get traffic, eyeballs, and convert that traffic into downloads. If that’s you (preferably in Europe or the US), DM me. Let’s build something big together.

Hello all! Just joined and wanted to connect more with the group. What are you all working on? Would love to connect!

I've done a lot of startups. (Looking for my next one). The last one I launched one to hit $280k at launch. Another hit $72k/mth as a recurring thing that uses Skool... The thing they all had in common was a slicing pie partnership agreement . So what is it? Slicing Pie is a dynamic equity agreement thats 10+ years old and like a "equity cliff" but slices are earned instantly. Its like this: Most partnerships might agree to work together 50-50%, or 3 people at 33%-33%-33%. But as soon as one person works even less or more than the other, it causes resentment, and anger. And what if theres cash that needs to be invested? Like someone needing to buy a server, or run ads, then theres a god damned meeting for all of the decisions to adjust equity. SO Slicing Pie solves almost 99% of all of these problems. ## How does it work Everyone earns slices for their contributions. And everyone can vote, using their slices - starting with who is the "leader" that in in charge with rules set. For me this has always been who is the CEO or tie breaker or who put in the most risk or money. A person's share of equity AND the profits are just their % over the growing total. Contributions are hours spent in the business, commission earned, expenses covered -- literally anything. Fundamentally everyone agrees that ALL contributions have both a fair market rate, and theres a multiplier. The multiplier is always 2X for NON CASH contributions and 4X for cash expensed contributions. For example: A developer might have a $50/hour rate at 160-hours a month with proof of his last job or contract, and might need to cover a $100/mo app. The developer then earns $8000 x 2 slices for their inputs of work, and $400/mo of equity for their software. Lets say theres a few other people, that are roughtly at $50/hour as well. This puts this person roughtly in the same %. But as it ebbs and flows, some people working less, some working more, and a big investment comes by and no one can handle it... then they find a partner willing to pay in -- an angel investor, that likes that he gets 4X equity for his dollars, instead of just $1 for $1 in a fixed model where he doesn't get to do anything, he can be a semi silent investor.