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Okay, I’m honestly a little embarrassed to even post this 😂 but I’m trying something new.

I’m a mom trying to build something for myself and my baby so I can have more freedom financially and not feel so tied down to a regular job. I’ve started getting into affiliate marketing and working with brands like Amazon, SHEIN, Fashion Nova, eBay and a few others.

I’m really trying to see where I can take this and hopefully turn it into something that gives me more flexibility while still allowing me to provide a good life for my little one. 🩷

So if you’d like to support me, I’d genuinely appreciate you checking out my Beacons and making a purchase through my links if you see something you like. I earn a small commission from qualifying purchases, and it would honestly mean a lot to me.

I know this is a little random for Reddit 😂 but I figured I’d put myself out there and give it a shot.

Here’s my Beacons: https://beacons.ai/_neashaeee🩷

Link is in Bio as well!

Thank you to anyone who takes the time to support me!

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u/No_Gazelle4743 — 10 days ago
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I built a simple planner for people using AI coding tools, because my projects were getting messy fast

I’ve been building more projects with AI coding tools lately, and one problem kept repeating:

The first 20 minutes feel amazing.
You describe the idea, generate code, move fast, and it looks like magic.

But after a while the project becomes hard to control.

The AI forgets previous decisions.
Tasks get mixed together.
You start fixing one thing and accidentally break another.
The project loses structure.
And suddenly “vibe coding” becomes debugging random AI output.

So I built VibePlanner.

The idea is simple: before jumping into code, you describe what you want to build, and VibePlanner turns it into a structured development plan with tasks, prompts, and a proper execution flow.

Instead of asking the AI to build the whole app in one giant prompt, you work step by step.

Each task has context.
Each prompt is focused.
The project stays organized.
And you can move through the build like a real development workflow instead of a messy chat.

It is especially useful if you are a founder, indie maker, or non-technical person trying to build an MVP with tools like Cursor, Claude Code, Lovable, Bolt, or other AI coding assistants.

I’m not trying to replace developers. I’m trying to make AI-assisted development less chaotic.

The main lesson for me so far is this:

AI coding is not only about better prompts.
It is about better structure before the prompt.

You can check it here: https://vibecoderplanner.com

Would love feedback from people building with AI coding tools. What part of your workflow gets messy the fastest?

u/mbtonev — 12 days ago