What happens to most vibe-coded apps
Here is what the AI app rush does not show you.
A graveyard of good-looking apps with no users and no reason to exist.
Almost all of them were built the same way, someone started with an idea they personally found exciting, then launched it to strangers who never asked for it.
š Here is why they fail and what the people avoiding it do differently.
AI can help almost anyone make software.
It cannot make a stranger want software that solves a problem he does not have.
The people who avoid the graveyard do the opposite, they confirm the problem is real before they build.
That is the part VibeGenie does for you first:
ā Reads the forums, groups, and one-star reviews where a trade actually complains
ā Finds the same problem coming up again and again
ā Checks whether they already pay to work around it, so you confirm demand before you build
š Take a look at the process that keeps you out of the graveyard.
Then it turns that proven problem into a focused tool idea and a build plan.
So you are not launching into silence, you are building something a real group of people already want.
š Worth a few minutes before you build anything.
Talk soon,
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