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ALT A torn sheet of lined paper taped to a dark wall. Small print at the top says Illustration. Not a real product. A typewriter-style table headed REQUEST LOG: MAIN FEATURE lists who sent each request and the result. Requests 1 to 3 are from you, all 200 OK, bracketed in blue as you, testing. After a gap, requests 18 and 19 from visitors are 200 OK. A blue triangle points at request 20, the first of three visitor rows that return 429 TOO MANY REQUESTS, each marked with an X. On the right in bold black type: IT WORKED WITH ONE USER AT A TIME. Below it, Fix before launch: Find the rate limit and spending cap on every API the main feature calls. Decide what people see when you hit one. At the foot: Get on the list: vibecodelist.com, and the vibecode list logo.

ALT A dark concrete wall. A torn paper strip at the top reads LAUNCH IS UNDER THERE SOMEWHERE. in black wood type. Below it, an older grey slip reads LAUNCH in wood type, ringed in blue pencil and half buried under five slips taped over it, each headed Before launch: Team accounts, Export to PDF, A mobile app, AI summaries, Onboarding tour. At the bottom, a sheet with a blue triangle pointing at: Launch what works now. Every new idea goes after it, and real use decides the order. Get on the list: vibecodelist.com.

ALT A sheet of paper taped to a day-lit concrete wall. Black wood type asks WHY WOULD SOMEONE USE IT? Below it, marked as an example and not a real product, two answers. The first, crossed out in grey: The all-in-one workspace for modern teams, with a blue note under it: Could be anyone. The second, in large black type: Turns a dental office's day sheet into tomorrow's reminder texts. A blue triangle points at it. Blue pencil underlines a dental office's, marked who, and reminder texts, marked what. At the foot: If the honest answer is small, say the small thing. Get on the list: vibecodelist.com.

ALT A wide paper sheet on a dark concrete wall, headed KNOW WHICH PROBLEM STOPS THE LAUNCH. in black wood type and marked as an illustration, not a real product. Five small sketched screens run left to right, joined by arrows: landing page, sign up, confirm email, dashboard, export. The first two are ticked in blue. The confirm email step shows a page reading 404, Page not found, with an ink cross and the note: breaks here. The last two are faded and marked never reached. Below, a blue triangle points at a note: Fix before launch. The confirmation link opens a 404, so nobody gets past signup. Beside it, a greyer note: Can wait. The dashboard's empty state is plain. Two footer links don't line up. Get on the list: vibecodelist.com.

ALT A day-lit concrete wall. A torn paper strip at the top left reads THREE TIERS IS THREE GUESSES. in black wood type. Below it, a sketched pricing page marked as an illustration, not a real product: a Pricing heading, a Monthly and Yearly switch with the blue pencil note add yearly?, and three plans. Starter shows $5 and $9 crossed out, then $7 a month, with the note too cheap? Pro shows $19, $29 and $24 crossed out, then $29 a month, circled in blue pencil, with the note or $25? Team shows $49 and $99 crossed out, with Talk to us? pencilled where the price should be. A strip pasted over the bottom has a blue triangle pointing at: If the main thing works, launch with one plan at one price. Change it when real use gives you a reason. Get on the list: vibecodelist.com.

ALT An open notebook pasted on a dark concrete wall. The left page, marked as an illustration and not a real post, shows a sketched launch post that reads It's live. Tell me what breaks, over a link preview. Under it, a Replies heading over three empty lines, and a blue pencil note: nothing yet. The right page reads QUIET ISN'T A VERDICT. in black wood type, then: No replies tells you how many people saw it. It doesn't tell you whether it works for them. A blue triangle points at the next step: Send it to a few people who have the problem, by name. Ask each one to try the main thing. Get on the list: vibecodelist.com.

ALT On a dark wall, a torn paper sheet headed Before I launch it lists three items with blue ticks: Signup works, start to finish. The main thing does what it says. A stranger can tell who it's for. A fourth line, Rewrite the onboarding copy, again, is struck through, with a blue note: not on the list. Below, a paper strip with a blue triangle reads THEN JUST F*CKIN LAUNCH IT. Get on the list: vibecodelist.com, with the vibecode list logo.

ALT A paper sheet on a day-lit concrete wall. Black wood type reads SIGN UP ON YOUR OWN PHONE. Below, marked as an illustration and not a real product, a sketched phone shows a Create your account form with name, email and password fields; the password field is active and the on-screen keyboard covers the bottom of the screen. Only the top edge of the Create account button shows above the keyboard; the rest is drawn through it in a dashed outline, circled in blue pencil. Beside the phone, two blue ticks: works at desktop width, fields fill in fine. Then an ink cross: On a phone, the button is under the keyboard. Under a dashed line, a blue triangle points at: Fix before launch. Sign up on your own phone with the keyboard open, start to finish. Get on the list: vibecodelist.com.

ALT On a dark concrete wall, a bill reads YOUR THREAD IS LONGER THAN YOUR CHANGELOG. in black wood type, then: People need the tool, and a list of what changed. A blue triangle points at: Ship more than you announce. Get on the list: vibecodelist.com. Beside it, a very long paper strip labelled LAUNCH THREAD runs off the top and bottom of the picture, numbered 1/ to 12/ and still going. Next to it, a tiny slip labelled CHANGELOG has one line: Fixed a typo.

ALT A ruled notebook sheet taped to a dark concrete wall. The top section, in small grey wood type, reads YOU CAN SETTLE THESE ALONE, over three crossed-out lines, each ticked in blue: which blue the button should be, whether the headline says fast or simple, light mode or dark mode first. Below a perforated line, a blue triangle points at large black wood type: YOU CAN'T SETTLE THESE. Three questions follow, each with an empty line under it: Can they tell what it's for from the first screen? Where do they stop? Would they use it again next week? At the foot: You don't get good at shipping by almost shipping. Get on the list: vibecodelist.com.