Greg Isenberg

Second thing is, if you think about the old timeline, and this relates to the first point, the old timeline of building a company was you had an idea, you hired devs, that took a few months.

If you can find them, you built an MVP.

If you're lucky, you can do that by month three.

You launch it, maybe you go to product hunt, and then eventually you get to first revenue by month 12.

In 2026, you can have an idea or grab an idea from Idea Browser by 9 a.m., have something built by 9.15 a.m., have a product built by 9.45, you get the first customer by 10, and you iterate by lunch.

Someone is going to respond and be like, how is that possible?

That's vibe-coded slop.

There's a few reasons how this is possible.

One is you're using a vibe-coding platform.

I shouldn't even say a vibe-coding platform.

You're using something like Cloud Code.

Or there's competitors too.

And you build something comprehensive.

Codex has gotten pretty good.

Google AI Studio has gotten pretty good.

Cloud Code's gotten pretty good.

So just the fact that you can do this with one of those tools is awesome.

The second thing is, you do have to have an email list, you do have to have an audience, you do have to have some customers in order to actually get them.

Otherwise, as you know, finding the customers is really hard.

But if you have been building distribution, and that's another thing that's been keeping me up at night is just using