Orynbasar Kosbay

I built VibeCheck. A Chrome extension lets you record bugs on video and turn them into trackable reports. No more "it doesn't work" with zero context. Hit record, capture the bug, submit. Early birds get 3 months free. 🔗 vibecheck-qa.com📥 vibecheck-qa.com/docs/download

everyone talks about shipping fast but nobody talks about shipping to nobody. thats the real struggle. you can build the perfect product solo but getting someone to actually care is a completely different game

@alexwtlf yeah time to pivot

97% of founders after realizing no one needs their startup. Again.

@qasimbizs everybody be saying this but looking to Cursors MRR they are doing very well

Is anyone still using Cursor? Or has everyone fully switched to Claude code. Feels like I’m the only one 😂

rewrite the girlfriend

No extension needed. One line of code. When your user hits an error, Watch automatically captures the last 30 seconds of screen recording with all error context. No more "can you send a screenshot?" Free to try: vibecheck-qa.com

do coding agents actually make you faster or do they just make you feel like you're moving faster while your codebase slowly turns into spaghetti

solo founding hits different. what keeps me going. 1. shipping something nobody asked for yet. 2. that one message from someone saying "this actually helps". 3. knowing tomorrow i'll probably delete half of today's work and start over. the loop never stops

spent last week watching 3 founders grow their products completely different ways. one's all about twitter. another's grinding product hunt every week. third one's just shipping and forgetting about marketing. made me wonder. what's your actual growth playbook? what actually moves the needle for you or is it just luck and timing

you find a bug. screenshot it. send it to slack. dev says "can't reproduce". 3 days later it's still open. with vibecheck-qa.com you record it once and AI Fix turns it into a PR. the gap between "found it" and "it's done" just became way smaller

everyone shipping with claude code thinks they're building the future but they're actually just shifting the bug burden to their users. the speedrun to production is real the speedrun to bankruptcy just started

building a product solo is easy. getting someone to actually use it is where you realize you have no idea what you're doing. spent 2 weeks on features nobody asked for. one user found it by accident. that's progress i guess.

that’s what i’m saying

when it "button doesn't work" gets sent to your slack at 3am and you have zero context. no screenshot. no browser info. no steps to reproduce. just anger. vibecheck-qa.com records the whole thing automatically. one click. one link. dev gets everything

your QA says "it's broken" your dev says "works on my machine" your client says "it was fine yesterday" nobody has logs nobody has a recording everyone has opinions. vibecheck-qa.com changes that one link one video one github pr

how many bugs ship to production now because the dev asked claude once and shipped without testing vs bugs that get caught because someone actually ran through the product

per seat pricing is dead. everyone's moving to usage based or flat rate. the math doesn't work anymore when your entire team uses claude to build your product. you're either paying for 10 seats or 1. no in between. SaaS pricing is about to get weird

spent 2 hours debugging why my component wasn't rendering. asked cursor to look at it. it said "missing key prop". i had literally stared at that code for 120 minutes. the agent saw it in 5 seconds. we're not the same anymore

what if the real problem isn't that coding agents are too fast but that we're shipping features nobody asked for faster than ever before