Your AI team finds the problem one local trade shares, checks it's worth fixing, and hands you the build plan.
One-time payment. Instant access.
The build plan and prompts are written for whichever vibe-coding platform you already use
You don't need to be a researcher, a strategist or a developer. You need to know which trade to point them at.
Finds what one trade complains about, over and over, in the places they actually talk.
Decides which complaint is worth building for, who would pay, and how the tool could make money.
Turns the winning idea into a build plan and the exact prompts to make it exist.
Find the gap on your own doorstep. Build it once. Sell it up and down the same street.
Every one of them needed strangers on the internet to find them. Keep that in mind while you read.
$50,000
in its first seven weeks
Cedric — Pep AI
Cedric noticed the explosion of interest in peptides and GLP-1 medications — but saw that there was no successful specialist app helping people track them.
Using Replit and Claude, he built Pep AI in around two weeks. The app generated more than $50,000 in its first seven weeks, including roughly $33,000 during one 28-day period.
$18,000
in one 30-day period
Ryan Yao — Cat On Chair
Ryan used AI coding tools to build Cat On Chair — a simple Pomodoro focus timer with a distinctive illustrated cat character.
It was the first app he had created. After catching attention on social media, it attracted more than 127,000 downloads and generated approximately $18,000 during one 30-day period.
$50,000 MRR
six weeks after launch
Vitalii Dodonov and John Hu — Stanley
Vitalii and John locked themselves in a London apartment and used Cursor to build Stanley — an AI content assistant for creators — in just 14 days.
They launched to 250 paying customers on day one. Within six weeks, Stanley had reached $50,000 in monthly recurring revenue.
Results shared publicly by the founders. These results are not typical, and yours will vary.
Until recently, a tool that fitted the way a roofer actually works had to be paid for by one roofer. So nobody built it, and he kept the whiteboard.
The old way — custom software, one client at a time
INVOICE
Bespoke build · one licence · one business
The new way — one tool, every business in the trade
SUBSCRIPTION
One tool · licensed to the whole trade
*Timelines and costs vary with the complexity of the tool, the platform you use and how much testing it needs. A focused first version is the goal, not a finished product. The figures above are illustrative, not a quote or a forecast.
A tool that once needed a $30,000 quote can now be built by one person over a weekend.
Same tool. Eleven customers. That is what changed.
Built for the internet
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users
$0
revenue
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reason to exist
AI can help almost anyone make software. It cannot make a stranger want software that solves a problem he doesn't have.
Built for one trade near you
Roofer
Tyre shop
Dance studio
Plumber
Dog groomer
They just haven't met the person who noticed.
Not "small businesses". Roofers. Or dance studios. Or the six vets within twenty minutes of your house.
The paper diary. The whiteboard that gets wiped. The missed call at 4:50 on a Friday.
Repeated complaints, active searches, money going to tools that only half fit.
Only the screens that solve the problem. Nothing they didn't ask for.
They have the same problem. You knew that before you built anything.
The first three are the hard part. That's what VibeGenie does.
VibeGenie is three AI specialists for the part that comes before the building.
Research
Finds the problem one trade keeps complaining about
Validate
Checks it is worth building before you spend a weekend on it
Plan
Turns it into a build plan and the prompts for your vibe-coder
Plenty of offers go vague at this point. Here is what the software does, and what stays your job.
Which is why you won't be cold-pitching
Every pain point the research finds comes back with the evidence behind it and a link to the page it came from. You walk in already knowing what has been costing that trade money — not reading a script.
One-time payment. Instant access to all three agents.
Online
Market Research Agent
Finds an under-served market
Most people start with an idea. Your researcher starts with the trade, then goes and reads what they actually say to each other.
Every finding gets checked against pages the agent opens on the live web. You see the sources it used.
Out of 100, from the evidence it found, not from enthusiasm.
And underneath each one:
Online
Product Strategist
Turns the gap into products
It designs several tools for the niche you picked, scores each one, and tells you plainly which to drop.
The score is out of 100. These four bands are what the workspace prints beside each idea.
0–49
50–64
65–79
80–100
Scored on demand, will pay, open field and build speed — with a written reason for the number it gave.
Open one in the workspace and this is what's inside it.
Who buys it
The specific person in the trade who feels the problem
What to charge
A price point for that buyer, and how the tool makes money
Why it wins
The difference between yours and what they use today
Version one has
The core features that deliver the promised result
Deliberately left out
What to skip, so the first version stays shippable
What already exists
Named alternatives and where each one falls short
Your first customers
Where the earliest buyers are likely to come from
Honest risks
The reasons this could fail, written down before you start
Online
CTO Agent
Writes the build plan and the prompts
The plan is written for how much you can build yourself — you tell it whether you're a beginner or you can read code.
The build, in phases
Prompt of the phase
CopySet up the project and the database.
Create the app with accounts, so a business can sign in and only ever see its own records. Add the tables the plan lists, with the fields exactly as written. Don't build any screens yet — this step is the foundation only.
Build the screen that solves the problem.
This is the one the trade is paying for. Put the key elements from the plan on it, in the order listed, and nothing else. Wire it to the data from the previous step so what is saved comes back after a refresh.
Add the subscription.
Use the payment tool the stack picked. A business signs up, pays monthly, and loses access if the payment fails. Keep the checkout hosted so you are not handling card details yourself.
Work through the launch checklist.
Go through each item in the plan before anyone else sees this: the things that break most often on a build like yours, and what to do instead of the usual shortcut.
You're done when: every prompt in the phase ends with a check like this, so you always know whether it actually worked before you move on.
The prompt text above is shortened for the page. The real ones are written for the product you chose and are far more specific.
Layer by layer, with a plain-language reason and a link to the documentation it checked.
You also get the screens, what gets stored in each table, a launch checklist and the pitfalls that catch people building this kind of tool.
You start a venture, tell it roughly what you're interested in, and work down the rail. Everything is saved, so you can leave and come back.
First, four questions
Two of them are optional. That's the whole setup.
That last answer changes the build plan. A beginner gets a stack and prompts that assume the AI writes all the code.
Your research agent scans the live web for markets where people are complaining, paying, and badly served. You get niches ranked by opportunity — not guesses.
What you walk away with
Your strategist takes the niche you picked and designs several products that solve its sharpest pain points. Each one is scored so you can back the strongest.
What you walk away with
Your CTO turns the idea you chose into a build plan and a set of copy-paste prompts. Paste them into your AI coder in order and the product gets built.
What you walk away with
The research, the validation, the build plan and the prompts.
Agencies and consultants
You already hear the same complaint from every client in a trade.
Right now you solve it by hand, one client at a time, and bill for the hours. Turn it into one tool you sell to the whole trade instead, and the work you already do once starts paying every month.
What you already have
Clients in one trade who all complain about the same thing
What's missing
A product to sell them instead of more hours
Freelancers
Web designers, bookkeepers, marketing freelancers.
You already have the relationships, and you already get the phone calls. What you have never had is something of your own to put in front of them that doesn't cost you an afternoon every time you sell it.
What you already have
Trust, and a phone full of business owners
What's missing
Something that scales past your own hours
Affiliate marketers
You have spent years sending traffic to somebody else's offer.
A tool for one local trade flips that around. You own the product, the customer relationship, the price and the monthly invoice. And you are not competing for strangers on the internet to find you.
What you already have
You know how to make an offer land
What's missing
An asset that is actually yours
Inside a trade
You know the whiteboard problem because it is your whiteboard.
You have been living with it for years, which means you can tell within a minute whether the research has found something real. Fix it for yourself first, then for the business across town that runs the same way.
What you already have
Ten years of knowing exactly where it hurts
What's missing
A way to turn that into software
First-timers
No technical background, and no idea yet.
The workspace asks how much you can build yourself. Answer "beginner" and the plan assumes the AI writes all the code, picks a stack that suits that, and gives you prompts you paste in order.
What you already have
You know your town and you can spot a problem
What's missing
The technical instructions to hand a vibe-coder
Two people who used it before launch
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Jenn Barrera
Used VibeGenie before launch
It doesn't just tell you every idea is great.
I tested VibeGenie before launch and was really impressed by how clearly it guided me from a rough idea to something worth building.
It researched the market, found demand signals, compared competition, scored opportunities, and helped me narrow everything down into a focused product idea.
What I liked most is that it doesn't just tell you every idea is great. It shows you what looks promising, what needs work, and why.
It saved me a huge amount of research and guesswork.
”
Toryn Hughes
Used VibeGenie before launch
Within a few hours I had a working version of the app.
What surprised me most was how quickly I could go from idea to something working.
VibeGenie mapped out what to build, the key screens and features, and gave me step-by-step prompts to use with an AI coding tool.
I followed the instructions, worked through the prompts, and within a few hours I had a working version of the app. For someone who isn't an experienced developer, that was a huge eye-opener.
Finds the problem one trade keeps complaining about, and where the tools they use today fall short.
Turns that complaint into a focused tool idea and works out who in the trade would pay for it.
Compares demand, competition, revenue potential and build difficulty before you commit a weekend.
Turns the winning idea into a clear, focused, buildable first version.
What to build first, what to leave out, and how to get from blank screen to a tool a customer can open.
The detailed prompts your chosen build platform needs to bring the tool to life.
Step-by-step video training so you hit the ground running, and a support team when you get stuck.
Total value
$1,597
VibeGenie
Launch price. One payment, no subscription.
$27
$1,597
one-time
No catch at $27. It's a launch price, and it buys you the research, the validation, the plan and the prompts. Building the tool and finding the customers are still yours to do. Nobody can honestly sell you those.
30
days
You don't have to decide from this page alone. Get full access, point the research at the plumbers or the dance studios or whatever trade you already know, and see what comes back.
Buy it today
One payment. You are inside the workspace straight away.
Run a real venture
Pick a trade you know and read what the research finds.
Changed your mind?
Contact us within 30 days and we refund you in full.
You can start finding out what your town's businesses are actually struggling with today, with nothing to lose.
The auto shop still running bookings out of an appointment book on the counter.
The cleaning company whose whole schedule lives in a group text with fourteen unread messages.
The roofer who loses two jobs a week because nobody picks up after four.
The dance studio taking term payments by bank transfer and chasing the rest by hand.
None of that is a secret. It's just that nobody in your town has decided to fix it yet.
That stays true right up until somebody does.
"I've thought 'I could do this' before."
Probably more than once. That's fair, and this page isn't going to pretend otherwise.
The difference this time isn't enthusiasm. It's that the model doesn't need an audience you have never been able to build. It needs one trade, one problem, and a plan you can follow step by step.
VibeGenie gives you the plan. Whether you drive over and have the conversation is still up to you.
You don't need to be a founder. You need to be the software guy for roofers in your county.
That's a thing you can say at a barbecue without changing the subject.
One-time payment. 30 days to change your mind.
Including the honest answers about what VibeGenie doesn't do.
One you can drive to and describe in a sentence. Plumbers, roofers, dance studios, dog groomers, tyre shops, wedding photographers. If you already know one owner by first name, start there, because you'll recognise the complaints faster. The Market Researcher can explore several trades before you commit to one.
There's no script and no pitch in the usual sense. The research tells you the specific thing that's been costing a trade time and money, so the first conversation is "I noticed this, is it as bad as it sounds?" rather than a sales call. How you reach the businesses is up to you. VibeGenie gives you the research and the plan, not the customers.
The Strategist looks at how the tool could make money and what customers in that trade may pay for. The final number is your decision. Bear in mind that a roofer who already pays a lead-generation company every month for leads he ignores is not a cheap customer. Nobody has sold him the thing that actually keeps him up at night.
Usually somebody has built something near it, for everyone, which means it fits nobody in your trade and is priced for a company with forty staff. That mismatch is the opening. The Strategist compares the existing alternatives and shows you where the gap is. If there isn't one, it tells you that too, before you build.
VibeGenie produces research, a plan and prompts. It doesn't build the software, so there is no VibeGenie licence attached to what you create. The tool you build is made with your chosen vibe-coding platform, so check that platform's terms on commercial use.
Vibe-coding is a way of creating software by describing what you want in natural language and using AI-powered development platforms to generate and refine the product. Instead of writing every line of code yourself, you guide the build through prompts, feedback and testing.
No. When you start a venture the workspace asks how much you can build yourself — beginner, some experience, or experienced — and the build plan is written to match. A beginner gets a stack and prompts that assume the AI writes all the code. You still need to review, test and make decisions.
No. The Market Researcher explores the trade and uncovers the painful problems. The Strategist then turns those problems into tool ideas, validates them and helps you choose what to build. If you already have an idea, VibeGenie can pressure-test it before you invest more time or money.
No. VibeGenie gives you three specialist agents for market research, product strategy and technical direction. Together they help you find the problem, create and validate the idea, plan the build and produce the prompts. You then use those prompts with your chosen vibe-coding platform to build the software.
VibeGenie is designed to support a prompt-led development process with any major vibe-coding platform. The prompts and build plans work across the most popular AI-powered development tools.
A simple first version can potentially be built in a weekend or a few weeks, while more complex software takes longer. Your timeline depends on scope, integrations, testing and polish. VibeGenie helps you move faster by defining a focused first version and giving the build a clear direction.
That depends on the platform and the complexity of the tool. A simple first version may cost under $500 in software subscriptions and related tools, while products with complex integrations or custom infrastructure can cost more. The aim is to validate a focused product before committing to major development costs.
No legitimate platform can guarantee that a software product will succeed. Results depend on the strength of the opportunity, the quality of the final product, positioning, pricing, marketing and execution. VibeGenie is designed to improve your decision-making and reduce the risk of building blindly.
No. Generic idea generators give you lists. VibeGenie researches the market, uncovers real pain points, creates possible solutions, validates the strongest idea and turns it into a practical build plan with the prompts to build it.
Yes. Agencies can use VibeGenie to explore product opportunities within the markets they serve, identify recurring client problems and plan focused tools or client solutions.
Step-by-step video training, and a support team when you get stuck. Whether you have a question about using the platform, understanding your results or deciding what to do next, reach out and we'll help you keep moving.
The tools to build software are already here. VibeGenie works out what's worth building, starting with a trade you can drive to.
