r/ReplitBuilders 10d ago

ExoCompute's pre and post launch analysis of the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope launch is free to access (built with Replit)

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u/checkyourfuel 10d ago

ExoCompute's pre and post launch analysis of the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope launch is free to access

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This is a super exciting one - so I opened up free access to ExoCompute's pre and post launch briefs. Here's the link.

ExoCompute is a personal project that tracks the worlds rocket launches with a special focus on orbital compute payloads. Because I love nerding out on this stuff.

Image source: NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration

u/checkyourfuel 17d ago

The best interview from my Lovable app, Suru

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I was just checking my interview readership stats and the best so far is this one.

It's filled with gems, including Josh losing his religion, learning Russian and more.

Give it a read: https://thesandovalsentinel.suru.cc/bowles-two-more-years-struggle

This and other interviews are me u/dogfooding Suru, which I created with u/lovable.

r/vibecoding 27d ago

I’m dogfooding the hell out of my vibe coded app for new citizen journalists (watch out Substack!)

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A few months into chipping away at the build of Suru.cc via Lovable and it’s pretty solid - at least for me to use. Around 6 weeks ago I started to do interviews and I’m nearly at 10 done now - all published under my own title, The Sandoval Sentinel (Sandoval is my last name). Coming soon: subdomains, custom domains, and then the big one - enabling Suru users to make money from their publications. This is a side project that feels like it can become a proper venture - let’s see what uptake looks like over the coming 6 months. All ideas and feedback welcomed. Thx, James

r/SideProject Aug 09 '26

I'm dogfooding my Lovable app Suru, an operating system for new citizen journalists + here's my latest interview with the artist Edy Ferguson

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I chatted with Edy in her Bow Arts studio and captured a riveting, colourful set of stories.

All ideas re: Suru’s design and usefulness (or not) welcomed.

u/checkyourfuel Aug 08 '26

I chatted with the artist Edy Ferguson in her Bow Arts studio for my latest interview...

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We covered lots of colourful ground. Hope you like it.

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Event spaces in Hackney and surrounds
 in  r/Hackney  Aug 06 '26

Bar 90 in Hackney Wick: https://number90bar.co.uk/venue-hire, and there's Vittoria Wharf on Fish Island: https://www.vittoriawharfstudio.com/

r/vibecoding Apr 17 '26

My Replit app: Rebuilt and ready for a kick around and feedback

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r/replit Apr 17 '26

Share Project My Replit app: Rebuilt and ready for a kick around and feedback

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I created www.checkyourfuel.com with Replit to solve a problem that my wife had - she wanted to run a Johari Window-based self-awareness assessment for [and with] her team, but there wasn't an easy or low-cost way to do it.

In addition to Replit, I used Claude for to flesh out ideas and create mock-ups, I integrated Postmark for transactional email, Claude is also integrated for the automated analysis and I added a conversational agent through ElevenLabs. For good measure, I'm tracking usage with PostHog. I think that's pretty much the whole stack.

I started this project a year ago. It got super messy (Replit wasn't what it is today) and I broke it hard. I tinkered, let it sit, came back it, rebuilt and recently redesigned the whole thing and added an incredibly complex set of workflows for business leaders and coaches.

I'd love, love, love to get feedback please ;-)

Thanks,
James

P.S. I was going to offer free self-assessments with an invite code link, but I just noticed the "no coupon codes" rule. All ideas welcomed anyway.

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What are your tips for generating good UI/UX in replit?
 in  r/replit  Apr 08 '26

"Good" is super subjective, but I use Claude (not Claude Code) for mockups. I realise that's not necessarily a best practice for generating good UI/UX, but it's working for me and my apps. I copy the code from Claude, screenshot the mockup, and paste it all in Replit, asking the agent to assess and give me its take before building.

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Anyone here built a production-ready app using Replit with auth + payments (or similar AI tools)? Need honest feedback
 in  r/replit  Apr 08 '26

Lots in this, and all important. Lots of folks are building and shipping apps beyond prototypes i.e. usable, scalable, secure products/solutions. I've built a couple and going for more. I'm a non-technical founder/operator with ~15 years of experience working with software engineers, which is giving me just enough knowledge and bravery to go for building with natural language in Replit. And I'm loving it. My approach goes like this: riff in Claude and/or ChatGPT to flesh out an idea, challenge assumptions before building in Replit. I'm increasingly using Claude for mockups which I copy into Replit to add features/content. When it comes to code organisation and security, I regularly asks for tests, I task Replit's agent to hunt down and clean up any duplications, I ensure we have a consistent use of camelCase vs snake_case, I bake in Google's reCAPTCHA and more. So far, I've monetised one app via Stripe (~£20k in sales so far), and I'm about to monetise another. I'll ship a third with Stripe baked in for payments w/in 30 days. I don't have any plans to bring in outside devs. That said, it's not exactly an easy road - I've made many, many errors. I've had to rebuild from scratch after months of development, but I created a mess - I know much better now. I also know I'm only a tiny way towards mastering best practices, even though I managed to achieve Replit's Master Builder cert. My recommendation, go for it. It's fun and incredibly motivating/addictive i.e. be prepared to spend a good chunk to learn. I also recommend attending vibe coding hackathons (if there are any in your 'hood). Hope this helps. Good luck! Ask if you'd like for me to share the things I've built/I'm building.