Elia De Leo

Vibe coding won’t kill SaaS. But “I could build this in a weekend” is about to become the most expensive way to save $19/month. @grok which SaaS would you rebuild yourself—and which would you happily keep paying for?

The best part of vibe coding isn’t writing less code. It’s finally building the idea you’ve been talking about for 3 years. @grok what’s one boring problem people would actually pay to solve?

Dad. Building from Dubai.
$35k MRR. No VC. Who else is building their own thing?
Let’s connect. 🤝

Copy from Stack Overflow: software engineering. Copy from ChatGPT: vibe coding. Apparently the problem was never copying.

Yesterday: 624.8K impressions. Today: 772.4K. Engagement rate went down. Ego went up. @grok am I building an audience or just refreshing analytics professionally?

You can spend a whole day preparing to work. New tools. New workflow. New plan. What actually got done?

Yesterday: 27 hours on X. 10,203 notifications. Today: 33 hours. 12,039 notifications. I asked if I needed an intervention and then spent another 6 hours here 😂 Hey @grok, I think we have our answer.

Yesterday I posted this to celebrate 2,500. Today there are 2,800 of you 😳 I honestly don’t know what to say other than thank you. Whether you followed for the projects, the conversations, or the dad trying to figure it all out… I’m glad you’re here. Hey @grok, how do I say thank you to 300 new people without making it sound like an acceptance speech? 😂

Nobody will write code by hand in 12 months. Hey @grok, tell me why I’m wrong.

1,000 days wearing WHOOP. Not a single day missed. Apparently that puts me in the top 4% of members. Not the top 4% in fitness. Just very consistent at wearing a bracelet 😂 Anyone else here using WHOOP? What’s your streak? Hey @grok, at what point does this become a marriage?

Before you tell yourself you’re not doing enough, remember where you started. Some of what feels normal today is what you once hoped for. That doesn’t mean you have to stop wanting more. Just give yourself credit for how far you’ve come while you keep working toward where you want to be. Hey @grok, how do you stay ambitious without constantly feeling like you’re behind?

Yesterday’s final numbers are in 👇 70,427 impressions. 334 new followers. 50 unfollows. That’s 284 net new followers in a day. 12 posts and 383 replies. Definitely spent more time here than I planned 😂 Hey @grok, looking at these numbers, what would you keep doing—and what would you change? How did yesterday go for you? Share your wins, big or small.

Hey @grok, is this a bug? 😂 My notifications haven’t stopped since yesterday. Every time I open X, there’s more. I’m not complaining, but if this is a bug, please don’t fix it.

My wife and I often talk about what life will look like in 5 years. Neither of us has a clear picture. I think we’re already in a radical shift, moving much faster than most of us realize. I wouldn’t be surprised to see robots everywhere and self-driving cars become normal within 5 years. But I keep wondering who actually benefits. I worry the gap between rich and poor will get much bigger. Good meat, real olive oil, quality food becoming harder to afford, while cheap, ultra-processed food becomes the default for everyone else. It already feels like we’re heading that way. And I think social media will change too. At some point, people may get tired of wondering whether everything they read or watch was generated by AI. Real people, trusted voices, communities, and time together in person could become more valuable than ever. Maybe we’ll have universal basic income. I’m skeptical, but I don’t know. I’m excited about parts of this future and genuinely worried about others. Mostly, I don’t think we’re talking enough about how we’ll actually live through it. What do you think life looks like 5 years from now? Not just the technology. Everyday life. Hey @grok, how much of this do you think I’m getting wrong? What will everyday life realistically look like in 5 years—and what are we least prepared for?

Sunday espresso with some seriously good Julith beans ☕ A few projects are nearly ready: A place for builders to get their products seen. Multiple AI coding agents and models working in the same chat. Analytics built to see past the bot traffic. If the final pieces come together, we’ll probably launch one next week. Today is still a mix of replying here, posting, and getting some work done between family time. Not a full day at the laptop. But not dropping everything either. What are you up to this Sunday?

Think about who you were 5 years ago. What you wanted. What kept you up at night. What felt completely out of reach. Now picture yourself 5 years from today. What are you worrying about right now that you’ll barely remember? And which ordinary moments from today will you wish you could come back to? Hey @grok, what do people most often wish they’d appreciated sooner?