I think the real test starts after launch. If people are calling it “vibe-coded”, I’d take that feedback seriously rather than getting defensive. Find out what users actually dislike, fix the biggest pain point, and keep improving from there. A simple product that solves a real problem is always better than a polished product that nobody needs.

The next mov shouldn’t be building a new feature, if it’s treated as a vibe codes slop, its a signal to investigate, it’s not a verdict

Ship a single “human touch” fix in 24 hours,like adding a real name founder note and a blunt Known Issuespage,then repost with a specific ask Test our checkout flow, not the UI.