Most people love vibe coding until the app grows.

At some point, prompts stop being enough and everything starts to break:
features clash, logic leaks everywhere, and just ship it turns into rewrites.

Every AI builder eventually hits the same wall:

the AI builds fast, but it doesn t understand the product.

What's everyone's sentiment on that? I'd like to introduce a feature where creators can choose to receive payments in crypto.

I built a product that takes some time to get used to before it starts bringing real value. It's not easy, but I'm trying to slightly change how people think.
Why?

The thing is, with the rise of AI chats, we've started thinking on our own much less. We make fewer independent decisions and come up with fewer ideas. The parts of the brain responsible for critical thinking simply stop working.

Think about it - when was the last time you fully thought through your own idea without ChatGPT?

We re constantly sharing feedback, reporting bugs, and discussing ideas yet those conversations are usually scattered across private tickets, closed chats, or platforms that trade transparency for reach. Important insights get buried, repeated, or lost, and users rarely get to see how their feedback actually shapes a product.

That s the gap we wanted to explore with Sceptrum Community.

This community is built to be open by default, but intentional about privacy and quality. Discussions are public so knowledge isn t locked away, identities are real to reduce noise, and conversations are structured so useful feedback can stand out instead of getting lost in the crowd.

The idea isn t to create another social platform, but a focused space where users can report issues, suggest improvements, and help each other while knowing their contributions matter and remain visible. Less noise, fewer duplicates, and more meaningful collaboration.