Product Engineer roasts vibe coded LinkedIn ghostwriter SaaS
I roasted a product built by a non-technical founder, and unlike most roasts I actually talked to the guy for an hour first. This is nomoregap.com, a LinkedIn growth tool wrapped in something he calls a "narrative OS."
The product is genuinely interesting. The landing page is not, and not because it's badly built. It's the mistake vibe coders make over and over: getting so excited that a website can be prompted into existence that nobody asks what should be on it. Eyebrow text nobody asked for, no proof anywhere that the thing works. Most of the video is me going through the page and saying "remove that."
If you want to understand why I care this much, read Scientific Advertising by Claude Hopkins. It's almost a hundred years old and it explains why the rest of that page distracts from what he actually thinks the problem is. The 13 million views these two have pulled sits in a footnote; that should be the headline. And the name is good. If you're wondering "what gap," you have to watch to find out.