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Solo dev here. Built GenVibe over the past few months to solve my own problem - repetitive React boilerplate and design-to-code work.

You describe your app in plain English (or upload Figma/screenshot), and it generates working React/React Native code.

Launched last week: - 500 signups - $250 MRR - All organic

Still very early and rough. Code quality isn't perfect, but it works for quick prototyping.

Would love feedback from the HN community on: - Code quality/best practices - Features that would make this more useful - Whether this actually solves a real problem

Built with remix. Happy to answer technical questions!

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