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From an idea to a full SaaS in 11 days — 130+ hours, 343 commits, 894 tests. Here’s how it happened

From an idea to a full SaaS in 11 days — 130+ hours, 343 commits, 894 tests. Here’s how it happened

I was working on a client project, and the feedback process was honestly a nightmare — WhatsApp messages, screenshots, voice notes… then I’d sit for hours filtering everything, figuring out what’s a bug, what’s a feature request, what’s noise.

So I asked myself:
Why doesn’t the client just open their website after delivery, click on what they want to change, record a voice note or type a message, and send it to me in a structured way?

Sure, tools like this exist.
But I’m already sending all this to a coding agent anyway… so why not take it further?

That’s where the second part of the idea came in:

Image + voice + text + console logs + the exact UI element the client is talking about → all packaged and sent to AI → AI generates a clean prompt → I send it to Antigravity / Codex / Claude / whatever.

And that’s how Tellback was born.

How I actually built it (using Vibe Engineering, not just Vibe Coding)

1. The “Project Brain”
I always need a place that acts like the CTO during product development — something that knows every detail.
I used Claude before, then Hermes Agent became my default.
But for this project, I went all‑in on ChatGPT as the brain.

2. Shaping the idea
I explained the product to ChatGPT, then asked it to interview me — question by question — until the full vision was clear.

3. The project.md file
This file becomes the product’s reference point.
All answers, all decisions, all details.
At this stage, I also choose the infrastructure stack — I went fully Google Cloud for reasons I’ll share later.

4. Turning project.md into Specs
AI coding only works when the AI has exact specs.
No guessing.
Spec‑driven development.
I used Speckit from GitHub and asked ChatGPT to generate the Speckit files based on the project.md.

5. The loop
Brain writes prompts → coding agent executes → I review → send back to the brain → repeat.
Stage by stage until the product is done.

It’s not “easy,” but that’s the core workflow.

Tellback .IO is live

Anyone can sign up now — there’s a free plan for a limited time.
I’d love to hear your honest feedback.

And of course… building is only half the game

Marketing is next.
I’m building a Hermes‑powered agent that will handle:

  • Email marketing
  • LinkedIn, Facebook, Reddit outreach
  • SEO + LLM‑optimized content
  • And more

I’ll share all of that soon.

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u/Whole_Watercress_880 — 2 days ago

Client feedback after shipping a vibe-coded app is the real nightmare

I’ll say it honestly:

The part I hate most after finishing an app is dealing with client feedback.

For context, I spend a huge part of my day building web apps through vibe coding

Some of the work is for the company I’m working with, some is freelance client work, and some is for my own products.

The painful part starts after the first version is ready.

The client checks it, and then feedback arrives as:

  • random WhatsApp messages
  • tons of screenshots
  • long voice notes
  • repeated points in different wording
  • missing context
  • Unclear “this doesn’t work” comments

Then I have to sit there and turn that mess into something usable:

  • separate bugs from feature requests
  • group feedback by page, flow, or module
  • Figure out what is actually broken
  • Confirm what needs a fix vs. what needs a product decision
  • Write a clear prompt for the coding agent

After doing this too many times, I built Tellback.io

The idea is simple:

Instead of clients sending feedback across WhatsApp, screenshots, and voice notes, they send it through Tellback.

Then the feedback gets organized into clear issues and coding-agent-ready tasks.

I’m opening 10 free invites for nesters here who want to try it on their own projects.

And yes, I installed Tellback inside Tellback, so you’ll be able to send me feedback on the feedback tool using the feedback tool 😃

THIS IS TOTALLY FREE, SO pls give me some good feedback

Here are the invitation codes (each one has 5 spots)
tb-invite-f444da61-b2b5-4fc7-9069-7fe6dfb60940
tb-invite-a06d057f-7ee4-4dff-a7ce-0ae20bc1901b

u/Whole_Watercress_880 — 13 days ago