If you're finding product market fit it's not about the quality of the finish. I've worked with many developers and the vast majority of them are terrible founders used to getting paid and overly conscientious, they don't understand (as you don't seem to) the process of getting from zero to one. 

A baby isn't a scaled down adult. Its it's own thing, optimised only for coming into existence.

> So even if your vibe coded app gains traction you better have capital to hire a team and technical support for it to survive in the market!

The money and equity you save by agentic development and no-code tooling is far better spent after product market fit than before.

fourrules

econ

Economic Arguments Against Vibe Coding

BlokchainB

I beg to differ. Applications that don’t have strong technical support are often bad. This is one of my main criticisms of Bitcoin applications the technical support is absolutely horrible.  Teams relying on telegram for technical support is all you need to know.

So even if your vibe coded app gains traction you better have capital to hire a team and technical support for it to survive in the market! 