On Product Hunt, I can see many people launching their products using "vibe-coding tools" like @Lovable , @bolt.new , or@Replit

I reckon many people who created something with them are usually developers who didn't have enough time for building a side idea before, but with AI, they could make it happen.

Hey PH community,

I ve been noticing a shift more and more products these days are AI-powered, AI-enhanced, or just... AI everything.

While the possibilities are exciting, I sometimes wonder:

• Are we moving too fast without fully thinking through the problems we re solving?

• Are we relying on AI because it s trendy or because it genuinely improves the product?

I m one of the devs who are writing less code now and doing more Prompting , damn I hate all of these fancy new buzzwords. Anyway, I m bored and don t want to write long prompts all the time. Anyone know a good tool (should work with Cursor)? If nobody knows one, I will need to do one :(

Hi everyone! My name is Viktar, the solo-founder of ADHD Help which began as a side-project and later became a full-fledged web, iOS, and Android app for coping with ADHD symptoms.

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What I'm building

"Vibecoding" process. Instead of defining, I sketch out a feature, sanity-check the idea, then document it in plain language to Cursor (my coding sidekick AI).

Everyone out there and in this forum is only talking about Cursor, Windsurf, Pythagora, Warp, etc.

And to make it worse, Cursor launched for web and mobile, today,

What's up y all

Is anyone else overwhelmed lol? It feels like there are more tools than ever to spin up an MVP in a weekend.

We re building SmartDial for outbound sales teams and shipping fast. Right now using Firebase, and it s getting tricky balancing speed with stability.

Curious how do you manage staging vs prod environments when you re still validating and iterating weekly?

Do you set both up properly from day one, or fake it until things stabilize?

Lately, I ve been exploring the concept of vibe coding that flow state where the environment, mood, and tech stack align so well that writing code feels like creating art. To me, vibe coding isn t about fancy editors or lo-fi beats (though that helps ). It s about building in a way that feels natural, expressive, and efficient. Sometimes it's HTML/CSS/JS with no build tools. Other times it s AI-assisted prototyping in real-time. It s fast. It s minimal. And honestly, it helps me ship more and stress less. What I d love to know from you: What s your idea of vibe coding? Do you believe tools and aesthetics impact how you think and build? Or is it all just a distraction from real dev work ?

Hey PH fam,

Just wanted to share something we ve been hacking on these past few weeks.

We launched a tool for elite outbound teams and we re talking to early users right now. Curious if you ve done cold outreach or managed a calling process: What s the part of outbound you hate the most but just deal with? Would love to hear what s slowing you or your team down.