Nexus.

[Nexus. @BuildWithWilson]

You don’t need millions of users.

1,000 people × $10/month = $10K MRR.

One creator alone brought me 143,000+ users.

Sometimes you're just:
• 1 viral video
• 1 UGC creator
• 1 product that actually works

away from everything changing.

[Nexus. @BuildWithWilson]

Hot take:

Vercel and Supabase are amazing for getting projects off the ground fast.

But once traffic grows, the costs can ramp up quickly.

At that point, self-hosting often makes a lot more sense.

[Nexus. @BuildWithWilson]

@rishboyy Hello 👋

[Nexus. @BuildWithWilson]

75% correct 😅😅😅

[Nexus. @BuildWithWilson]

It means focusing only on testing the output behavior, not on how the code works inside.

We describe what we want, and the app builds it.

We find bugs, and the app fixes them.

Is this the future we’re heading toward?

[Nexus. @BuildWithWilson]

🤔 Unpopular opinion:
Forget that the code exists.
Remember that the product exists.

[Nexus. @BuildWithWilson]

Waiting for AI to code feels like brain rot sometimes.

How do you leverage that time?

[Nexus. @BuildWithWilson]

@alexcooldev which model do you use for vibe coding?

[Nexus. @BuildWithWilson]

After a bunch of trial and error, I finally switched to Powersync for my offline-first features.

Lesson learned: minimize reinventing the wheel when building a quick MVP. Make it easy to start.

Less code → fewer bugs.

[Nexus. @BuildWithWilson]

I’ve been stuck with the syncing feature for nearly 3 days…
Does offline-first make sense for an MVP app?

[Nexus. @BuildWithWilson]

@shydev69 In my country, I can order a $2 coffee and stay for more than six hours.

[Nexus. @BuildWithWilson]

@lidemin2009 Fair point, internet's everywhere these days, so offline-first might not feel essential.

[Nexus. @BuildWithWilson]

I’ve been stuck with the syncing feature for nearly 3 days…
Does offline-first make sense for an MVP app?

[Nexus. @BuildWithWilson]

and much slower ...

[Nexus. @BuildWithWilson]

Tested GPT-5 vs Claude Sonnet. GPT-5 came out stronger and cost me less.

[Nexus. @BuildWithWilson]

Tested GPT-5 vs Claude Sonnet. GPT-5 came out stronger and cost me less.

[Nexus. @BuildWithWilson]

When Claude’s taking a bit, what do you usually do?
Me: tweeting this.

[Nexus. @BuildWithWilson]

When it comes to building products, will the gap between software engineers and vibe coders narrow in the future?

[Nexus. @BuildWithWilson]

Which MCP do you think is actually useful for your Claude code?

[Ernesto Lopez @ErnestoSOFTWARE]

1.8M views = $10,000 revenue.
With an influencer video for your app

As long as the video
follows this formula:

[Nexus. @BuildWithWilson]

I think this community should be a great place to connect, share, and discover cool products!

[Deimos @DeimosInProd]

Post format (edited):

**New product release:**
1. Product name - [Android/iOS app, browser extension, Windows/Linux/Mac program]
2. Link to the product’s website
3. Description (list of features, etc.)
4. Screenshots of the interface

**Version update:**
1. [update] Product name (version: x.x...)
2. Release description (list of features, etc.)
3. Screenshots of the new version features
4. Link to the product post

[Nexus. @BuildWithWilson]

Vibe coding makes me feel more like a PM than a dev.

[Nexus. @BuildWithWilson]

Over-controlling the model makes it less efficient.

Give it room to be creative.

Let it try, fail, and try again.

It might just deliver better results than we expected.