A seed investor says they can't tell real products from hype anymore, especially with no-code tools like Code Salesforce. The problem: flashy demo-day prototypes built in days look impressive but don't last, even when they hit a million users or rank top 0.1% on Replit.
You're not going to buy Code Salesforce problem today. It and literally a seed investor who's very successful but relatively new said to me yesterday, I'm giving up because everyone can vibe code something. I can't even tell the difference. I can't tell it now. I'm very. I vibe coded 20 apps that have been used over a million times. I'm in the top point 1% of Replit. I know a little bit about this. Yeah. And we will run out of time. You're not going to buy code Salesforce.
We're going to, we're going to hit the gong for. Huge numbers.
You're not gonna vibe Code Salesforce for real. But you know what, you can vibe code something for demo day. That looks really good. Yeah. Real. And the stuff that like even 18 months ago you'd be like, I want to fund that. Oh my God, this is an agent for dental follow ups. That's all autumn. Like, my God, your job would drop 18 months ago. And you know we're talking about Clawbot and Open Claw and all this stuff today. You were just talking about it, right? Yeah. I mean I built my own version on Replit a week ago. I thought it was pretty cool and now it's obsolete today. For real, it's ran. I built it a week ago and now it's worthless.
Wow. So, so I mean demo day is coming up. Like what metrics? I mean obviously you can have a polished product. So does this shift to being able to control narrative? Are we in the age of storytelling? Do we need to be focused just on ARR or cash flow at the earlier stage? Like what changes about. Because there will be companies that are created today and wind up being successful. I'm sure you're not bearish on just startups generally right now, but the landscape is different. Right. So what'.
