Hey everyone :) I recently populated the courses with a ton of videos I’ve made touching on Vibe Coding UI, Skills Files, Marketing, etc. Go check it out, it’s free! Over the next few weeks I’m going to be on-boarding a few members to a private community I’m starting for anyone who is serious about building an app over the summer. This will include daily accountability calls, 1on1 calls with me, extensive exclusive resources, access to a broader network, and direct access to developers. This will be by application to ensure a high quality network and dedicated builders. If you’re interested shoot me a message on Skool. This will not take away from all of the current resources and work we do in the Skool and Discord. This is more of a personal project of mine to work directly with community members and see you guys win! I hope you all have been enjoying the newsletter and weekly events that we have been running in the discord :) Any questions reach out to me.

Welcome to the skool! I am so happy that you are here, and I want to provide you with the utmost of value. Our goal here is to provide insight into everything that is gatekept within the startup and vibe coding scene. This is a community for builders, founders, and creators turning ideas into real projects. Introduce yourself and start building.

Hey everyone, looking for honest advise. What would you recommend, and why, if you had to set up reminders via WhatsApp in your SaaS? Meta API or Twilio

Models are getting closer and closer in performance. What really matters now is how you build around them. Your harness, your tooling, and how well you structure your workflows. That’s where the real edge is. Check out these cool tools below. # Tools Worth Your Time ## Caveman Want to save on output tokens? 🪨 Caveman is a Claude Code and Codex plugin that forces agents to communicate in a minimal, highly efficient way — cutting around 65% of output tokens while keeping full technical accuracy. Less verbosity, lower cost, faster loops. Link: https://github.com/JuliusBrussee/caveman ## Claude Mem Your agent loses all context between sessions? Claude Mem adds persistent memory to Claude-based workflows. It allows agents to retain context across sessions, making it far more useful for long-running tasks, personal assistants, and anything that needs continuity. Link: https://github.com/thedotmack/claude-mem ## SEO Machine Writing SEO content still feels manual, inconsistent, and hard to scale? SEO Machine is a structured Claude Code workspace for creating long-form, SEO-optimized content. It combines research, writing, and optimization into a repeatable workflow, turning a messy process into a system. Link: https://github.com/TheCraigHewitt/seomachine $100 Free Codex credits for Uni students still available: https://chatgpt.com/codex/students?utm_source=meta&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=partnership&utm_content=byjackprice

I’m Snir, and I’ve been making things for a long time, just not always with code. I spent the first twenty years building in film and video production—stories, mostly, learning how to hold an audience’s attention across scenes, across episodes. That taught me something crucial: how it feels matters. A script can be technically perfect and still feel dead. You know the difference when you see it. A few years ago I started building software, and I realized it’s the same problem. You can architect something beautifully and still ship something that doesn’t breathe. That gap—between what’s technically correct and what resonates—that’s where I live now. These days I work with React, Supabase, the Claude API, single-file HTML apps. I build spiritual content tools, SaaS products, agency work. I’m based in Ramat Beit Shemesh with a large family, which means I also know how to ship something between Friday afternoon and Monday morning without losing my mind. I’ve shipped a lot of things. Some of them have paid customers (still working on that ratio, if I’m honest). All of them have taught me something about how intention, intuition, and technical execution have to move together—not separate. That’s why “vibe coding” landed for me the moment I heard it. After decades of feeling my way through creative work, it’s a relief to see that approach validated in code. Really happy to be here. —Snir