ALPIT TARE's profile on Product Hunt

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Vibe coder shipping production AI tools solo. FastAI Health Coach is live on the iOS App Store (v2.12.2 in review). Android in Closed Testing — Play production access applied. Just launched on Product Hunt today. The build: 5 AI/ML paths working together — Claude Sonnet 4 (Coach reasoning), Claude Vision (meal photos → calories in 4s), Voyage embeddings (cross-session memory), Claude Haiku (tier-routed classification), and a per-user statistical ML model that predicts weight trajectory from your own data. Vibe coding to me: Claude as pair programmer for what's been done before. My judgment for what's new — Sonnet vs Haiku, embeddings vs fine-tuning, ML vs LLM. The bottleneck moved from typing to deciding. Build log: exafabs.ai/blog

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VidobyTurn viral hooks into finished AI videos in 28 languages
Oct 2026
FastAI Health CoachThe AI fasting coach that actually remembers you.
May 2026

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Joined Product HuntMay 3rd, 2026

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22d ago

Claude Code on High is consuming token much faster lately - has something changed ?

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22d ago

Vidoby - Turn viral hooks into finished AI videos in 28 languages

Vidoby finds the short-form hooks going viral right now and turns the winner into a finished video: it remixes the script, creates a consistent AI creator, lip-syncs it in 28 languages and renders ready-to-post variations. No filming, no editor. Vidoby Long builds animated long YouTube videos around your own footage, with a shooting plan, a claim ledger and Shorts cut-downs. Start free with 150 credits.

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6mo ago

Has anyone found a good solution for keeping vibe-coded apps stable after launch?

Built my app with Lovable a few months ago. Launch went fine but since then I've had three separate production issues; auth breaking, database timeouts, a webhook that silently fails. Each one took me days to figure out and I have zero engineering background.

Curious what others are doing. Are you just patching it yourself, hiring freelancers each time, or has anyone found something more ongoing? I've been wondering if a monthly retainer for this kind of support would actually be worth it or if that's just me.