
Nometria
Production platform for non-technical users running AI-apps
Hey, I'm building Nometria (nometria.com) and looking for a handful of beta users.
Quick pitch: if you've built something in Lovable, Base44, Replit, Bolt, Cursor, wherever, and you're hitting the wall where it works locally but you can't actually ship it to real users, I want to talk to you. I sort out the auth, database, deployment, and baseline security so your prototype can handle actual traffic without falling over.
Who I'm looking for:
Solo builders who shipped a prototype in a weekend and got stuck trying to put it in front of real users
Non-technical folks who vibe-coded an internal tool at work and have no engineer to help push it live
Anyone who's currently ignoring a half-finished side project because the "making it real" part feels like a second job
What you get: free onboarding, direct access to me while you're testing, your app actually running in production at the end of it.
What I want back: brutal feedback. Where it broke, where it was confusing, what you expected that didn't happen. I'd rather hear the thing doesn't work than have you be polite.
About
Nometria started as a tool we built for ourselves. Posted it on Reddit. It went viral. Turns out a lot of non-technical founders were stuck in the exact same place we were.

2 Comments
Hey! I came across Nometria and your beta user request.
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It's a huge bottleneck when you’ve built a killer prototype but the "making it real" part feels like a brick wall of auth and databases. Most solo builders don't realize that managing production traffic is an entirely different beast than just getting the logic to work in a local environment. Since you’re helping people ship vibe-coded apps, how do you handle the scaling part if one of these beta projects suddenly goes viral?