I'm launching my first vibe coded SaaS product.
I vibe coded my first SaaS product. Here's the journey to the build.
I'm launching my first vibe-coded SaaS product, and I want to share my lessons with you đ
Letâs face it: most PM interview prep is broken.
Candidates will spend 40+ hours reading Cracking the PM Interview, memorizing frameworks, practicing with friends/family, but when the Zoom camera turns on, we freeze.
We know the theory, but we havenât built the muscle memory.
Thatâs why I built PM Interview Coach.
I wanted to create a âVirtual Meetingâ environment where you can practice your verbal delivery with an AI-interviewer that tailors the interview to you, your target job, and the answers youâre providing turn-by-turn.
When you complete the interview, it doesnât just give you a âpass/fail,â but a tailored feedback rubric with a question-by-question replay.
And unlike your friends or partner, itâll practice with you at any hour of the day đ
Check out the demo here:
Founding Subscriber Special
To celebrate the launch, Iâm offering a Founding Subscriber price of $9.99/month. This gives you unlimited sessions, company-specific interviews, and downloadable performance reports.
Try the PM Interview Coach now
What I learned from building this
Iâll be honest, this build pushed me. When you start vibe coding an app, it feels like magic. But the âboringâ backend is where the real battle happened.
To make this a launch-ready product, I had to wrestle with:
API integration: Integrating with an LLM (Gemini) to power the interview coach.
Login & captcha: Tracking user payments, token limits, and implementing bot protection using Captcha.
The Payment Wall: Integrating Stripe to handle subscriptions seamlessly.
Token Rate Limiting: Protecting the app from âbotâ usage and managing high API costs with strict monthly token cap.
Deployments: learning how to deploy an app and set up custom domains.
The struggle was real, but it was all so worth it in the end.
Coming Soon: My Vibe Coding into Production Guide
Building this tool taught me a lot about how to create a launch-ready app.
Iâm currently polishing a deep-dive guide on how I went from idea to a paid product.
If you want to learn how to build your own project without getting stuck in the backend âmuckâ, you wonât want to miss this.
Sign up for the wait list here »
Leave me a comment, whatâs the most difficult part of vibe coding been for you?
Posting schedule update
In other newsâŠIâm about to go on maternity leave! I will be taking a short hiatus from publishing this newsletter to spend time with my family & the little one, but will be back soon.






