Denovo - Turn your vibe-coded app into paying customers
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You vibe-coded your app. Now what? π€ AI makes building easy, but getting customers is the hard part. Denovo takes you straight from idea to revenue. πΈ Get a ready-to-convert website with Stripe pre-wired, plus an automated growth engine sending emails to 100M leads and setting up your Meta ads campaigns. π Just ask "how's business?" for your revenue and next steps. 15,000+ businesses built here. Yours is one line away.
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Does Denovo work well for B2B SaaS, or have you seen ecommerce brands succeed with it too? π€
As a solo founder with a good portion of this already setup (stripe, website, etc) how much can Denovo can be used a la carte vs everything together? Meaning can I utilize Denovo simply for growth?
I'm pretty new to Product Hunt but I have been building with Denovo for 2 months now and can say I absolutely love it and all the upgrades I've seen added in that time. I can also say that Denovo will definitely tell you if you have a bad idea or three. I was searching and trying other programs for about a year when I found Denovo. It really does work as advertised. Saverio really does take user suggestions to heart also.
@saverio_pulizzi3Β Thank you, I can't wait to see what's next!
CongratulationsΒ onΒ theΒ secondΒ launch.Β IΒ noticedΒ theΒ acquisitionΒ sideΒ runsΒ onΒ coldΒ email.Β TheΒ hardΒ partΒ thereΒ isΒ choosingΒ whoΒ toΒ email,Β sinceΒ aΒ small,Β preciseΒ listΒ usuallyΒ beatsΒ volume.Β HowΒ doΒ theΒ agentsΒ decideΒ whoΒ theΒ rightΒ peopleΒ are?
solo-building this whole surface is wild, congrats. the part I'd want to understand before handing over Stripe and ad spend: when the growth engine sets up a Meta ads campaign on its own, does it launch and start charging the card right away, or does it wait for the founder to see the campaign once before it goes live? "you wake up to work you didn't do" is a great pitch for the email side, but ad spend is real money leaving an account unattended, that's a different risk tier than a cold email that just gets ignored if it's off target.
Congrats Saverio! The framing about the distance between an idea and a paying customer rings true, so many vibe-coded apps die at distribution rather than at code. Does the validation step ever tell people plainly that an idea is not worth building, or does it always suggest a pivot?
I work with a lot of startups in the education space and something like this can totally get them to market faster, nice job!
The gap between building the thing and getting someone to pay for it is where most vibe-coded projects die, so that's the right target. The autonomous framing is ambitious though. What does the first paying customer actually look like, and how much is the founder still in the loop?
The gap between a working prototype and someone actually paying is where most of these projects die. I'm curious whether it touches pricing and packaging or just the checkout plumbing. When you say "paying customers," does it help figure out what to charge, or only collect it once you've decided?