Ansh Nanda
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Ansh Nanda
@anshnanda
co-founder & ceo @vibecodeapp_ 🤌 (hiring in-person in SF only, DMs open)
San Francisco, CA 가입일 Ocak 2019
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@anshnanda @rileybrown Bro. I can't edit the app. Where do I go from the mock up app on android
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That's it, i'm done with apple.
We need to band together.
Let's all switch to Android.
Who's with me?
- sent from my macbook, connected to my iPhone hotspot, while wearing air pods.
Wes Roth@WesRoth
Apple has quietly halted App Store updates for popular AI "vibe-coding" applications most notably the $9 billion startup Replit and mobile app builder Vibecode. After months of pushback, Apple is reportedly demanding major UX changes. Replit is being asked to force its generated app previews to open in an external web browser rather than natively inside its app. Vibecode was told it must completely remove the ability to generate software specifically for Apple devices.
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Vibecode Android now allows building and updating apps.
Download on the Play store!
Nygard@NygardNygard
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@NygardNygard @rileybrown LFG!!! Please give us a review on the Play Store
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@lair_software @ErdalToprak our users need to get a developer program subscription to submit the app to the app store
they also need to go through review just like any other app
never did anyone bypass anything
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@anshnanda @ErdalToprak isn't it more that they want native apps that've been properly notarised, vetted and reviewed along with a $99/year dev subscription so they can keep bad actors from spamming?
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1/ As the world’s first ever mobile-first vibe coding tool, we at @vibecodeapp_ made it too damn easy to make apps.
This led to the creation and submission of tens of thousands of apps to the App Store.
And so Apple did this.
But don’t worry. We are just getting started. 🧵👇
Tim Sweeney@TimSweeneyEpic
@9to5mac @apollozac Of the many dumb decisions favored by Apple, making leading edge development tools unviable on iOS and iPadOS is the dumbest. They are cutting off an entire generation from early exploratory development. Shame on Apple for abandoning the ethos of Woz.
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@jackadoresai @vibecodeapp_ there’s no workaround
we are fully committed to being compliant by app site guidelines
that being said, we are going to make it 10x easier to get apps into the app store that are 10x better than the ones today
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@anshnanda @vibecodeapp_ Tens of thousands of apps generated. That's ambitious. Curious what workaround you're cooking up.
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@MingtaKaivo @vibecodeapp_ not really i just think they got overwhelmed with the amount of apps we helped ship to the app store
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@anshnanda @vibecodeapp_ Apple restricting dev tools on iOS is them protecting App Store margin, not quality. 10K apps from real users is the most honest signal you can get. the tools that survive gatekeeping always win the long game.
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@ErdalToprak - we were approved for 7 months and scaled to $10m ARR without apple ever complaining
- they were native apps, apple explicitly doesn’t want native apps, i don’t think you understand the issue
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@anshnanda 1) The guideline around app in app was always there
2) Releasing slop JS apps that don’t fully use the ecosystem features like app intents and other good practices isn’t a win for users
3) There is definitely a middle ground needed on demand software
So it’s all about nuance
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4/ Everyone who knows me knows that I’ve been through situations like this before.
And everyone who knows me knows very well that I never quit.
This is why we are going to win.
More soon.
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3/ When we initially saw the rise of AI coding in 2024 it was impossible for us to imagine how far it would come.
We thought that a mobile device would be the easiest way anyone gets into this, and that apps would be built by everyone.
Our thinking around that has evolved.
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Nevermind it's actually 1.
Humans are single-threaded.
Ansh Nanda@anshnanda
The max number of agents I can handle at once is 2.
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@0thernet @zocomputer unfortunately the world is just winning or not winning
no one cares who came first
it is also very likely multiple people were thinking about the same thing at the same time
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hilarious how many people are copying @zocomputer
> June 20, 2025 – Zo beta
> Nov 19, 2025 – Zo launch
> 6 days later – first OpenClaw commit
> Feb 2026 – Every YC company pivots to cloning Zo
MuleRun@mulerun_ai
Introducing MuleRun 2.0. Your personal AI, act before you ask. It learns your habits, anticipates your needs, and works while you sleep — running 24/7 on your Personal Computer assigned to you alone. No complex setup. Just talk to it.
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There is going to be something that happens between step 2 and 3 that will never allow this to happen.
Nick Dobos@NickADobos
Current trajectory: 1. Codex app launches on iOS 2. People start replacing apps with prompts and skills 3. Entire iOS app ecosystem collapses 4. OpenAI builds a new phone device with codex as the only app 5. Apple becomes hardware only company
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What does this mean?
You need better apps, that solve real problems.
If you want to ship production-ready full-stack apps directly to the App Store, check out @vibecodeapp_
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Hard paywalls convert at 10.7% vs freemium's 2.1%.
55% of 3-day trial users cancel within hours.
The battle is won or lost in the first session. If your app doesn't prove value immediately, the trial is dead weight.
The era of "just ship it" is ending. The era of "ship something people pay for" is just starting.
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1/4 🧵
I cross-referenced App Store revenue data with RevenueCat's State of Subscription Apps 2026 (115K apps, $16B tracked revenue).
What I found SHOCKED ME.
New apps published are up 60% YoY — the biggest supply explosion in App Store history, driven by agentic coding tools.
But Revenue only grew 14%. Lower than average.
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