Vibe coding made building easier. It didn’t make finding users easier.

Title: Vibe coding made building easier. It didn’t make finding users easier.

Vibe coding has made it much easier to turn an idea into a working MVP.

But after building and launching multiple products, I kept running into the same problem:

I could build the product.

I could deploy it.

But I still had to answer:

Who should see it first?

Why would they care?

What should I say to them?

Where should I reach them?

And what result would actually count as validation?

The coding part was getting faster.

The marketing part was still a blank page.

So I built a small MVP called First Audience.

It is not another social media scheduler or an AI copy generator.

The current workflow helps a founder structure five things:

The first audience to approach
The problem message to test
The first outreach action
The signal to measure
The next experiment based on the result

The goal is not to create a complete marketing strategy.

It is to help a builder move from:

“I launched something. Now what?”

to:

“This is the next audience, message, action, and signal I should test.”

I am now looking for a small group of beta testers.

I am especially interested in people who:

• built an MVP through vibe coding or AI-assisted development
• already have something live
• do not have an established audience
• are struggling to find their first serious users
• are willing to give direct and specific feedback

I want to learn:

• where the workflow feels too generic
• which recommendations are difficult to execute
• what information is missing
• whether the result changes the founder’s next action
• whether this is meaningfully different from asking ChatGPT for marketing advice

If this describes your current situation, you can try the MVP here:

https://first-audience-two.vercel.app/

I am not looking for compliments.

I am looking for evidence that the workflow is useful—or evidence that it needs to change.

What has been harder for you after vibe coding an MVP: building the product or finding the first users?