Most of us here automate with no-code: n8n, Make, GPT in the middle. That is the fast way to get leverage, and it works. But some of you keep hitting the wall where the automation is not enough. You want the actual app. The dashboard. The thing customers log into. The tool you would otherwise pay $20K a year for. That is a different skill, and I started a free room for it: The Vibe Stack. Every week I take one enterprise SaaS tool, rebuild its core with AI (Next.js + Supabase + Claude), and open-source the repo. Statuspage ($16K/yr). PandaDoc ($20K/yr). Crayon ($60K/yr). You fork it and run your own. No CS degree. Same "point AI at the hard part" energy you already have, aimed at building software instead of wiring it. It is free. If that is the next rung for you: skool.com/thevibestack

1 Repo, all the skills, instructions, nothing left out. I'm transitioning this group over there. Come join! https://skool.com/thevibestack You can learn to build several million dollars with of software (annually) by joining now - free forever (it will cost $39 but anyone from this group will be grandfathered in). I've already built 4 enterprise softwares - come get them - the value of this software is $161,400 annually. I will be putting a TON of effort into this group. So if you want to learn and grow in this direction, come join us! https://skool.com/thevibestack

I'm going hard on content this week and I really want to get people excited about what's coming! Anyone who leaves an introduction post this week I'm going to send you a very effective, potentially $300/month savings for a flow me and Aswhin are putting together for the last week. It's a personalized email automation flow with instantly, airtable, and ChatGPT where you can get truly personalized emails with 1-1 personalization at scale. I'm putting it into production and all you have to do is use your API keys and it's ready to go. The JSON for N8N import is very large, I'll send you a Notion document with a setup video, the json for N8N and instructions for setup. Anyone at any level can use this if you have N8N. Ethical bribe to get something happening in the group :). So introduce yourself, show your workspace if you're so bold :) and tell us why you're here. Bonus points for anyone that fills out the poll I sent so I can get some direction for the group. Thank you all for being here and being part of this!

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So I grabbed coffee with my buddy Rohan last week, and his story is kind of wild. He's been sitting on this enterprise SaaS idea in the HRTech space for months. Good idea too - validated with potential customers. But he can't code much. So he started getting quotes. The developer route? > Senior devs wanted $120K-150K a year plus equity. Even juniors were $80K+. But it's not just the salary - it's the commitment. What if it doesn't work? He was worried about bleeding cash every month on payroll while trying to figure out if anyone will pay for his product. Dev agencies? > Cheapest quote: $23,000. Most expensive: $47K. Timeline? 3-4 months. And any changes after delivery? Extra. Always extra. Then he found this AI coding thing. He took a $500 course on Agentic spec coding - basically using specialized AI agents to build software without being a developer. A month later, he had a working MVP. Not a prototype. An actual product he's testing with real users. The math: - Devs: $120K+ per year - Agency: $23K, months of waiting - His way: $500, one month What surprised him most: The speed, flexibility, and scalability. With an agency, every change takes days or weeks of negotiation. Now he iterates in hours. Idea in the morning, tested and fixed by dinner. This isn't magic. Rohan had frustrating nights because of the lack of experience with spec coding. Things broke. You still need to understand what you're building - the AI doesn't think for you. But if you're scrappy? This is viable. Three years ago, non-technical founders had to learn to code for years or raise money. Now there's another path. Not replacing developers for complex stuff, but for getting an MVP out there? Completely different game. Rohan's product isn't perfect. But it exists. People are using it. Built for the cost of a used iPhone and a month of late nights. What would you build if you didn't need to raise $500K first?