>> Even if there is a "fully vibe-coded" product that has real customers, the fact that it's vibe-coded means that others can do the same.

But that's precisely why you don't hear about these products: the creators don't disclose that they were vibe-coded, because if they do, that invites competition.

I personally know of four vibe-coded products that generate over $10k/mo. Two of them were made by one friend, one was made by another, and the last one by my cousin. None of these people are developers. But they are making real money.

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hollowturtle 2 days ago | parent | next [-]

We all have a cousin that makes $10k/mo and has super powers

	▲	Rapzid a day ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Website roulette probably has a 50% shot at loading a blog written by a digital nomad who makes a living off some SEO side project that pays for their Asia-Pacific island lifestyle... All pre-LLM.
	▲	jayrot 2 days ago \| parent \| prev \| next [-]
		You wouldn't know her, though. She lives in Canada.
	▲	enraged_camel 2 days ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		My cousin definitely does not have superpowers. ;)

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g947o a day ago | parent | prev [-]

And I know 100 such products that are making $100k/month, do you believe me or not?

I'm afraid your numbers are not any more informative or useful than mine.