Jaeden

So overall, I think that this is...

a phenomenal story of basically you can build something, you can vibe code something, it absolutely can be successful.

Do you have to sell it for a billion dollars to open AI?

Well, the possibility exists that you could do that, but more likely, there's no excuse, I think, for anyone to be vibe coding if you're even less technical with Lovable or Base44 and creating tools that can be, or even AI Box, my platform that lets you vibe code tools if you're not a developer.

I think there's no excuse.

Like if you have an idea for a tool, and even if you don't ask chat GPT for ideas, go build it.

Um, and this is an amazing way to, to, uh, create software.

And I guess my, my last thing on this is I'm not a developer in any way, but I do run a lot of software companies that I've done.

Um,

That's my kind of bread and butter.

And most recently, iVibe coded a whole company that's kind of a clone of Spotify for Creators.

It's a podcast distribution company that I personally use.

And I built so many AI features into it that I essentially have now replaced four different virtual assistants that I used to have that ran a whole podcast network for myself.

I save myself over $1,000 every month.

from a product I vibe coded on lovable.

So even if this isn't something that's like a mass market tool, if it's something that's going to save you a lot of money, I 100% recommend getting into vibe coding, creating something, save yourself money if there's an expensive software subscription.

I literally just like have a list for what all my businesses of like the software subscriptions I have and most expensive ones.

And whatever the most expensive one is, it's kind of just on the hit list.

I'm like,

One of these weekends, I will vibe code and replace that software subscription.