@sagacity: Made $10,000 through Vibe Coding https://cat.mowen.cn This product was created during my process of learning Vibe, and now it has brought in over ten thousand dollars in revenue (though the revenue all goes to the company). Who says Vibe is just for writing tutorials and making toys that no one uses but yourself...
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The author developed the cat.mowen.cn product through Vibe Coding and earned over $10,000 in revenue, sharing the development cadence and iteration details since June.
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Earned $10,000 Through Vibe Coding
The product at https://cat.mowen.cn was built during my learning process of Vibe, and it has now brought in over $10,000 in revenue (though the revenue goes to the company).
Who says Vibe is just about writing tutorials and making toys with no real users? If you create something valuable, users will naturally pay for it.
Development rhythm since launch:
6/3–6/5 · Member demo video + reading list sync fixes, launch, various small bug fixes. 6/8–6/11 · User state / authentication robustness 6/14–6/16 · Major responsive mobile overhaul + reader polish
6/19 · “Share to Mowen” feature launched + modal details 8 commits in a single day built “Share to Mowen” from scratch: created MowenShareDialog + mowenNote construction/request logic + Reader/ReadingList entry points. Iterated details immediately after launch — quote copy, removed plain URLs at the end of text, removed redundant “Done” button on mobile. Tried multiple vertical alignment versions, reverted once, and finally settled.
6/21–6/22 · Audio playback stuttering fix (three rounds of iteration)
More iteration plans are on the way. The key is just knowing clearly what to build. Building is fast; fixing bugs is slower.
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