Don't go into this thinking you can just have prompt and have an application pop up at the other end,

at least set an afternoon to give it some good effort and try to get like your first app in.

And once you do that, you just get evicted.

I have the stat here that Replit has multiplied by its revenue by 10x in less than six months to 100 million

in annual recurring revenue. Is that growth vibe coding or is that growth AI coding?

Vibcoating. Is AI coding just a hobby or the beginning of a technological revolution

that empowers everyone to build? Our guest today, I'm Jad Masad, the CEO of Replit, has some answers,

and we're here in Replit headquarters in Foster City to speak with him. I'm Jad, great to see you. Welcome

to the show. Thank you. I'm excited to be on the show. So we're going to talk today about vibe

coding and AI coding, which are two similar but different things. I first wanted to speak with you about vibe

coding, which is effectively you write a prompt and then the AI goes ahead and build software

for you. This is something that Replit enables. This is something I've tried. What are some of the

use cases that you're finding people are actually having effective approaches with this. Like, where are the

places where people are doing this well? There's like broadly three use cases. One is personal

life, family life. So, you know, for example, like a lot of people like to do health

tracking. I'm going to track my sleep. I'm going to pull in data from my Fitbit and

going to have the AI sort of process that data and I'm going to have this app on my phone that I

use every day. Or I'm going to build an educational app for my kid to learn math or reading. Or we're

going to have someone built like a chore hero for their family to like,

you know, have an iPad on the wall and like here's who's doing the most chores and

gamifying their family life.

Uh, you'd be surprised how popular this use case is.

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