I kept seeing MVPs take weeks, so I tried a tighter loop. After 20+ Lovable builds and $29k in a few months, here’s the flow: Day 1: problem → 1-page PRD → static skeleton Day 2: 1–2 core features (tiny scope) Day 3: auth in 2 prompts Day 4: Stripe + SEO basics Day 5: clean deploy + demo PRD kickstart prompt (use Perplexity first): You will create a PRD I can paste into lovable.dev. Ask 5–8 clarifying questions in one list. Wait for answers. Then output: 1) ~50-word summary 2) Pages with exact routes + 1-line purpose 3) 6–8 user stories + 1 acceptance check each 4) Data objects (names + behaviors; no fields) 5) UX flow (happy path + empty + failure) 6) Two-week plan 7) Copy (3 hero, 5 microcopy) 8) Skeleton build prompt Constraints: non-technical, consistent route names, no DB fields. Stripe prompt (clean template): Add Stripe subscriptions and a simple paywall. Plans: - Basic $29/mo - Pro $290/yr Requirements: - Update subscriber status in real time - Lock premium pages until subscription is active Two quick tactics: Verify skeleton with a Route Snapshot that matches your PRD character for character. If anything drifts, restore and rerun smaller. Debug faster with “investigate first”: list 3 likely causes and how to confirm each, wait for approval, then implement. If this is useful, I can share the full checklist and the exact prompts I run (free Notion). If mods are cool with links I’ll drop it in the comments, or DM me “loop” and I’ll send it. I also host a small weekly Q&A where we swap prompts and unblock each other.

I just shared a new video breaking down exactly how I built my Upwork profile from scratch using Lovable templates & Replit. In it, I cover: - How to use SEO keywords in your profile to get noticed by clients - How to add projects that actually attract high-paying gigs - My step-by-step process for landing clients fast If you find it helpful, give it a like 👍 and drop a comment to share your thoughts or questions, I’d love to hear from you!

Lately I’ve been seeing the same pain over and over: people in Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Base44 & v0 stuck in loops, getting vague outputs, or spending hours rewriting the same prompt. I kept sharing one-off fixes in DMs and threads, but that doesn’t scale—so I pulled everything together, cleaned it up, and made a simple place to start (and improve) fast. 👉 https://vibedprompts.com What you’ll find: - 120+ reusable prompts (scaffold, CRUD, auth, UI, SEO, integrations, more) - Submit your own prompts (credit on the page) - A prompting guide with a Prompt Enhancer and Chat Debugger to improve existing prompts or fix chat loops Would love your quick feedback: - What’s missing? - Any prompts to tweak for a specific tool? - Got a great prompt to share? Drop thoughts below or post a screenshot of what you shipped! 🚀

If you’re moving your prototype (especially one built quickly with Supabase, Lovable, Bolt, or similar platforms) toward a production-grade app, security must be your top priority. Follow these practical steps and use the hands-on audit prompt below to elevate your app’s defenses. Proven Security Tips 1. Lock Down Your Backend (Supabase/Firebase Policies) Most vibe-coded apps leave their backend wide open. Anyone who can find your endpoint URL might access or modify sensitive data such as user accounts, subscriptions, or payment info. - How: Don’t rely on default settings. In Supabase, navigate to your Auth Policies and set everything to “deny all” by default. Only permit authenticated users to access their own data. - Why: Even if your frontend looks secure, an exposed backend lets anyone directly access your database. - Learn more: Supabase Row-Level Security Docs 2. Never Trust the Frontend Alone No-code and rapid-build tools sometimes generate apps that do important checks (like upgrades or edits) only in the UI. - What to do: Always assume users can inspect, alter, and resend requests. Validate every action on the backend: check logged-in status, roles, and permissions. - Why: Frontend logic can easily be bypassed. Without backend validation, anyone could break or exploit your app. 3. Keep Secrets... Secret! One common mistake is leaking environment variables or keys (accidentally committing them to Git, misconfiguring servers, etc.). - How: Restrict access to env files and secrets, especially if deploying on your own server. - Why: Exposure of these can lead to total compromise of your stack. 4. Leverage Automated Security Audits Ask AI-powered coding tools or assistants to generate an actionable security audit checklist for your exact stack, then implement and verify each suggested fix. 5. Be Wary of Platform Defaults After reviewing many apps, open REST endpoints were most prevalent with Lovable (less so with Bolt, which configures Supabase rules by default). Always double-check the security settings, even if your platform claims to “secure by default.”

Curious if anyone set up a paywall in replit using a 3rd party or directly in replit? Trying to set one up for a trial => premium funnel and wanted to learn how others went about this.