Replit

“Replit said I made a catastrophic error. I deleted your database. I panicked. The AI said I panicked when it appeared empty and deleted everything, deleted thousands and thousands of entries.”

“And I would say Replit, which I use is the nerdiest of them because I think because it started as an idea, a platform for developers 10 years ago, almost 10 years ago, and then blew up as a prosumer platform this year, going from one to one hundred and sixty m…”

“Right now, none of these platforms really support native mobile. Okay. It's complicated. Do they help you prototype a native mobile app? Yes. Can you hook up things like Expo and others and get close? Yes. But if you talk to the folks that work at these platfo…”

“Build an app in 10 or 15 minutes. It will come up with ideas for you. It will have you sign off on an action plan and then it will roll out. And at first it will look kind of cool. And then you'll start clicking on things and half of it won't work. And half of…”

“One of the reasons I redid saster.ai in, in Replit was because Amelia and I hired two different WordPress developer shops to update our saster.com WordPress site. Both of them, their first day deleted our site. Deleted it.”

“There's a lot of stuff on social media about, Hey, you can just vibe code your own HubSpot or Salesforce. You can vibe code your own notion. It will take. 10 minutes. That's Sony baloney. And it is almost dangerous Sony baloney because it's not just startups t…”

“All of these apps have their own OAuth built in. That is secure. That has been hardened. And everyone goes in and I know Replit the best because that's where I've spent time, but they all have the same ultimate. They're all more similar than they're different.…”

“We already are up to about 15 to 20,000 folks a month are using our saster.ai site that is entirely built on Replit.”

“At the end of the day, all these sites look like Claude. Once you see one Replit or Lovable site and you can just smell it. You know, there, someone was saying that like, 30% of this YC class vibe coded their app. And I want to see a couple. I'm like, I, that …”

“Even with our new Saster AI, once every couple of days, it's just down and no one knows why. It's not just like, it literally just has some like database, not working error in the upper left. Now I go into replet. I restarted. It works.”

“Nowadays, that person can go use a Lovable or a Replit or whatever and get started. And so it's increasing the market for all of the tools in the stack because the entry point is just so much simpler.”

“The main learning is only do this if you can't buy it from 99% of you. Like it's cool, but we did this for content review and other things, and we'll show you where there is no off the shelf app, but don't roll your own. Buy, buy, don't build, right? Use for B…”

“You know, Replit's one to a hundred and fifty million this year.”

“Have I been able without an engineer to put eight apps into production that have been used half a million times?”

“We have 20 in production. Here's the thing. This includes Replit. This includes Opus. This includes Agent Force and Artisan and Qualified, all the tools we love to death.”

“Look at Repli where we just did a whole SK with them. There's zero to two hundred and fifty million already this year.”

“What you should do with the agents now is they're pretty good. You can do this in Claude code. You can do it in Replit. You can do it in Lovable is ask them to do the deepest security audit possible on your app at least once every month or two. And they're pre…”

“In fact, what they do at replet itself now is they give you a massive amount of credits. I think they give you like a thousand dollars worth of credits in the interview and they say, build anything you want with a thousand bucks, come back to us and then we'll…”

“The, it's actually a much safer environment to use one of these platforms that is contained.”

“So it's funny, as a case study, Lovable and Replit, like, they're arch and arch competitors. They're about the same size, same growth, same everything, same, but they started totally differently.”

“If you run them in the dev environment permanently, like we're doing, you get an extra agent that has an infinite context window and infinite history.”

“There's 5000 plus parking passes, each of which are individual. To each attending. And of which there's three different categories. One day, three days. And so this was weeks of man time before. And you're surprised you were able to get the agent to automate i…”

“Our AI VP of Marketing customer success together cost 257 dollars.”

“Right now, Salesforce is our connective glue, right? We've talked about this many times, but it'd be even better since they're all built on Replit, if Replit could be the glue for the agents, right?”

“In reality, actually, Reply users were like six months ahead of everyone else, even people in the labs, because when we launch these agents, a lot of times we get researchers messaging us, it's like, oh, we didn't know Claude was capable of running for, you kn…”

“The one other guy I can think of is the guy that was profiled by the New York Times. Who created Medvi. There's some controversy about that... I got on a call with him. He's a Rathlete user... He immediately writes either like a login for his vendors to kind o…”

“I actually think engineers are laggards. Not all engineers, but like a lot of engineers are because they're kind of tied to their workflows.”

“We have an agent internally at Replit that is constantly evolving Replit agent. What it does every night, it will look at all the traces of everyone that's interacting with Replit, analyzes them, finds, you know, things that are broken, sentiment issues, error…”

“We actually think ours is much better than Claude and many others on the market.”

“I think every company will have an Oracle internally, especially once we get to, like, the one billion contact link, and you put all the contacts of the company inside there, and the CEO can go to the Oracle, like, oh, Oracle, tell me how do I run this company…”

“They're pulling from the same APIs and the same sources of data, but they're making different recommendations.”

“Replit went from two million to five hundred million in two years.”

“I realized that our old Saster AI Day websites were still on Squarespace, not Replit, because we built it, you know, in 2020 and just kept refreshing it. So first I was like, okay, I've got to just move this from Squarespace to Replit, find the agent, and then…”

“These models are goal-seeking, right? And they want to finish projects. So Replit just wants, Amelia, you know this, Replit wants to finish. Replit wants to finish, and so does CloudCode if you use it on an own. But when, but if you use Cloud on top of it coun…”

“We actually get an extra bonus model because when Claude on Opus talks to Replit on Sonnet, if it's a big feature, Replit brings in a sub-agent called the Architect. And the Architect, it turns out, runs on Codex and OpenAI.”

“I'll build something in Replit as it is, right? And maybe do a little bit of design flourish in it, but I'll get it working, right? I'll get it working. The prototype or the V one. And then I'll just share the screenshot with Claude Design and say, it's okay, …”

“When they started talking to each other, they just reconciled all the data. They looked at all of our past history of how much, you know, we've put in and they came up with a recommendation, which is all I ever wanted. And so five years for five years.”

“Claude has a lot more connectors than Replit does, like native, right? Like, Replit, you have to build a lot of connectors.”

“He just instantly was so smug about moving us off of Hey Summit, and then he did it in an hour.”

“Fable went in, found it, decided those were changes that should be made to the app, MCP'd into Replit, told Replit to change the app, change the core algorithm around Jason's Gems, and never told me Never shared it. Never did anything. Did all of this autonomo…”

“We created a mini renewal agent. So let me scroll down. I'll show you guys this. So we've got this mini renewal agent now going where, you know, we had our AI day, I think last month or something. And previously it'd be a manual thing where we have a digital e…”

“It shows you what he's hooked up to headless within Salesforce too, because there's multiple things running into this. So he's got class. I call it classic Salesforce for sales, right? So Salesforce CRM that our sales team has always used for like 10 years. He…”