I will build your app idea, MVP end-to-end for $48/hr

I’m taking on new freelance build work at $48/hr.
I build full-stack web apps, MVPs, internal tools, automation systems, AI workflows, dashboards, SaaS products, landing pages, and product prototypes.
The basic offer is simple: if you can clearly explain what you want built, I can probably build it.

No “vibecoding” or random AI-generated mess. I use AI tools where they help, but the work is still structured properly: planning, architecture, database, auth, frontend, backend, deployment, testing, and cleanup.

I can help with:

MVPs and startup ideas
Web apps and SaaS products
AI-powered features
Internal business tools
CRM / lead pipelines
Automation workflows
Dashboards and admin panels
Landing pages and product websites

Fixing or improving existing apps

Rate: $48/hr
Happy to look at your idea, scope it properly, and tell you what is realistic before we begin.
DM me if you need something built.

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u/anomalyxo — 6 days ago

I will build your app idea, MVP end-to-end for $48/hr

I’m taking on new freelance build work at $48/hr.
I build full-stack web apps, MVPs, internal tools, automation systems, AI workflows, dashboards, SaaS products, landing pages, and product prototypes.
The basic offer is simple: if you can clearly explain what you want built, I can probably build it.

No “vibecoding” or random AI-generated mess. I use AI tools where they help, but the work is still structured properly: planning, architecture, database, auth, frontend, backend, deployment, testing, and cleanup.

I can help with:

MVPs and startup ideas
Web apps and SaaS products
AI-powered features
Internal business tools
CRM / lead pipelines
Automation workflows
Dashboards and admin panels
Landing pages and product websites

Fixing or improving existing apps

Rate: $48/hr
Happy to look at your idea, scope it properly, and tell you what is realistic before we begin.
DM me if you need something built.

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u/anomalyxo — 6 days ago

I’ll build your MVP, internal tool, or full-stack app for $48/hr

I’m taking on new freelance build work at $48/hr.
I build full-stack web apps, MVPs, internal tools, automation systems, AI workflows, dashboards, SaaS products, landing pages, and product prototypes.
The basic offer is simple: if you can clearly explain what you want built, I can probably build it.

No “vibecoding” or random AI-generated mess. I use AI tools where they help, but the work is still structured properly: planning, architecture, database, auth, frontend, backend, deployment, testing, and cleanup.

I can help with:

MVPs and startup ideas
Web apps and SaaS products
AI-powered features
Internal business tools
CRM / lead pipelines
Automation workflows
Dashboards and admin panels
Landing pages and product websites

Fixing or improving existing apps

Rate: $48/hr
Happy to look at your idea, scope it properly, and tell you what is realistic before we begin.
DM me if you need something built.

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u/anomalyxo — 6 days ago

I built a small anonymous messaging app, and it made me think about building for others

Hey everyone,

I recently built a sea-themed anonymous messaging app where people can send thoughts into the world and receive random messages from strangers — like little digital bottles drifting across the internet.

The project came from a very personal place. I like building small, strange, emotional internet things — products that feel less like software and more like a mood.

But while building it, I also realized something I’m struggling with: I often have too many ideas at once. Some days I wake up with ten different things I want to make. It feels exciting, but also scattered, and honestly, not very sustainable.

So I’m trying to channel that energy in a more useful direction.

If anyone here is working on something and needs help turning an idea into a working prototype, MVP, landing page, AI tool, automation, or small product, I’d be open to collaborating on paid projects.

I’m less interested in just “shipping code” and more interested in helping shape something from a rough thought into something people can actually use.

No strict tech stack preference. I’m comfortable figuring things out based on what the project needs.

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u/anomalyxo — 10 days ago

I built a sea-themed anonymous messaging app. Now I want to help build your ideas too.

Hey everyone,

I recently built a sea-themed, serendipitous anonymous messaging app where people can send random thoughts into the world and receive messages from strangers — almost like digital glass bottles drifting across the internet.

I shared the project here in r/vibecoding:
link

Building it made me realize something about myself: I am constantly bursting with ideas. On some days, I have ten different things I want to build — apps, tools, prototypes, strange little internet experiments, full products.

But that also comes with a difficult truth. Ideas alone do not pay bills, and jumping between too many of my own ideas is keeping me stuck.

So I’m opening myself up to paid work.

If you have an idea, MVP, prototype, internal tool, SaaS product, landing page, automation, AI app, or full production-ready application you want built, I would love to work with you.

Tech stack: no hard limits.
If you can think it, I can probably help build it.

I can help with:

  • MVPs and prototypes
  • Full-stack web apps
  • AI tools and agentic workflows
  • SaaS products
  • Landing pages
  • Automations
  • Product design and implementation
  • Turning vague ideas into working products

I care about speed, taste, and making things feel alive — not just functional.

If you have something you want built and you are willing to pay for serious work, feel free to DM me.

Thanks for reading.

u/anomalyxo — 10 days ago
▲ 21 r/vibecodeapp+3 crossposts

I vibe-coded a "message in a bottle" app entirely with Claude Code — here's the project and exactly how I built it

The project: glassbottles.app (free)

You write a message, seal it in a bottle, throw it into the sea. It drifts anonymously and one day washes up on a stranger's screen — and one day a stranger's bottle finds you. No likes, no followers, no feed. I built it because we're hyper-connected yet rarely say anything real to a stranger.

I didn't hand-write the code — I directed Claude Code and it engineered the whole thing. Here's the honest build breakdown.

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🧰 Tools / stack

- Next.js (App Router) on Vercel

- Supabase — Postgres, Row Level Security, Realtime, Edge Functions

- RTK Query for data/state

- Tailwind CSS + shadcn/ui

- Framer Motion for the throw / sailing / reveal animations

- Resend for transactional email (+ a BIMI logo for sender branding)

Process / workflow

- Worked in tight loops with Claude Code: describe behavior → it proposes schema + components → I review the diff → iterate. Specialized sub-agents for frontend, backend, and review.

- Database-first. Every feature started as a Postgres migration; the UI came after the data model was provably correct.

- Branch → deploy preview on Vercel → merge to main for prod.

Build insights (the non-obvious stuff)

  1. Anonymity is a data problem, not a UI one. First version leaked sender identity over Realtime. Fix: replaced postgres_changes with DB-trigger Realtime Broadcast on private per-user topics — clients receive only a bottle_id, never who sent it, enforced by RLS on the messages table.
  2. Polling serverless routes is a money trap. A pollingInterval hitting Vercel /api/* billed a function invocation + provisioned memory per open tab, 24/7. Moved all reads to Supabase-direct RPCs (queryFn) = zero Vercel compute. Live updates come from Realtime; polling is only a slow, focus-gated fallback.
  3. Matching must be atomic. One match_bottle() SECURITY DEFINER RPC does the whole pairing in a single transaction. Bottles also can't match until they've been adrift 1 hour — no instant matches, which keeps it feeling like an ocean, not a chatroom.
  4. Auth perf. Middleware uses getClaims() (local JWT verify) instead of getUser() (network round-trip) — killed tab-switch lag and skeleton flicker.

Biggest lesson: vibe-coding gets you a working app fast, but the architecture decisions (anonymity model, cost model, atomic matching) are where you have to actually think — the AI will happily build the naive version if you don't.

Happy to go deeper on any layer in the comments — the Realtime anonymity rewrite especially.

u/anomalyxo — 16 days ago