i’m starting to suspect “software developer” will sound quaint in a few years. My kids will grow up and lol that i used to write all that stuff by hand. Same way we look at the ruins of great cities with beautiful hand carvings… like … they did all that by hand? Damn, could have used a cnc machine lol.
My actual job is now:
telling AI to stop writing dumb code
feeding it context when it goes off the rails or pulling in updated docs.
Constantly referencing code i wrote so it will actually do what i want.
cursor (and its sexy clones) will puke out thousands of lines of code… but it has two deal-breakers:
It doesn’t know what i’m building
every chat is a brand-new conversation. It has context sure, but when that runs out … start a new chat … it really only knows a feature at best.
It doesn’t know how i like to build
It follows best practices off a cliff, and really really sucks at architecture.
i still type less and ship faster than hand-coding, but babysitting AI sucks. what if i could teach it my style—my directories, my naming quirks, my weird folder fetish—and have it nail it day one?
enter Noco: fully baked SaaS templates + AI that actually gets your project. out of the box you get:
auth that logs you in (no more fake login demos)
stripe billing that charges (yes, real money)
file uploads, admin UI, Postgres DB
multi-tenancy for spin-up-a-customer-org in two clicks
no local installs. no wrestling with CLI flags or setting up databases or trying to debug why supabase isn’t working. imagine booting up your entire SaaS from your phone, then telling AI “hey, add a newsletter signup” in chat—and it just… works.
i want to help a million scrappy founders launch real SaaS businesses without reinventing the wheel every time. cursor and lovable are rad—but they still leave you wiring up the guts and fixing their errors when you want to go actually build something real. Noco ships with the basics working out fo the box.
🚀 zero paying users today. Hundreds on the waitlist … but if you’re over AI hallucinations and boilerplate hell, give Noco a spin. lemme help you launch your next big thing.