Build with Vibe
Objective
Describe what you want in plain English and ship real apps. What makes Vibe different is that it already knows the business, so you are never starting from a blank page. This path runs from your first landing page through to selling Vibe work as a service.
Outcomes
✓You can describe an app in plain English and get something real back
✓You can connect a build to forms, CRM, and analytics
✓You can take a prototype to production on a custom domain
✓You can price and sell Vibe work for clients
Content coming soon
This path is in development. Until it publishes, the Vibe overview in Documentation and the detailed guides in the Business App Help Center are the places to go.
This path covers
Meet Vibe
What vibe coding is, and why an app builder that already knows the business changes the game.
Key topics:
- What vibe coding is
- Why pre-loaded business context is the differentiator
- What partners are building today
Your first build
From a plain-English description to something real on the screen.
Key topics:
- Describing what you want
- Your first landing page
- Iterating on what comes back
Prompt like a builder
The difference between asking for an app and specifying one.
Key topics:
- Being specific about structure and behavior
- Building in layers instead of one shot
- Knowing when to restart rather than patch
Connect everything
Forms, CRM, and analytics wired into what you built.
Key topics:
- Capturing form submissions
- Writing into the CRM
- Adding analytics
From prototype to production
Custom domains and the checks worth running before a client sees it.
Key topics:
- Going live on a custom domain
- What to check before you hand it over
- Maintaining what you shipped
Vibe as a service
Pricing and selling Vibe work for clients.
Key topics:
- What clients will pay for
- Pricing a build
- Turning one build into a repeatable offer