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Deploying My Vibe Coded Micro SaaS That Doesn't Solve Anything

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Deploying My Vibe Coded Micro SaaS That Doesn't Solve Anything

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Before AI: A handful of indie devs grinding away at their laptops, while a modest group of paying users actually valued the niche problems being solved. There was balance in the force.

After AI: The market got absolutely flooded with indie developers armed with ChatGPT and Cursor, all churning out "micro SaaS" products faster than you can say "npm install." Meanwhile, the paying users? They've been diluted into oblivion, scattered across thousands of half-baked AI-generated tools that solve problems nobody actually has.

The AI gold rush turned every developer with a weekend free into a SaaS entrepreneur. Now we've got 10,000 "AI-powered productivity tools" competing for the same 50 people who are still willing to pay for software. The barrier to entry dropped so low it's basically underground. Good luck finding product-market fit when everyone and their bootcamp buddy is shipping the same vibe-coded MVP that "uses AI to revolutionize [insert mundane task]."

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