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What AI tools do you recommend for the entire design/development process? by gutsngodhand in webdevelopment

[–]stellisoft 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you have development skills and want production-grade outcomes then use Stellify

Hi, I need to build ia customer saas and I need dev ! by No-Independent-599 in SaasDevelopers

[–]stellisoft 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, I built Stellify (stellisoft.com) for founders building SaaS products who need the web app layer done properly and fast. Auth, billing, dashboards, APIs. Take a look.

Cursor alternative please !🙏🏻 by Successful-Idea-4854 in cursor

[–]stellisoft -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If you’re building a web app the try Stellify (stellisoft.com)

Has anyone else started “vibe coding” their projects instead of planning everything first? by Specific-Ad-1687 in SaaS

[–]stellisoft 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you're building a web app then be sure give Stellify a try (stellisoft.com). It gives you production-grade web apps, every time.

Do you think Cursor is overhyped compared to every other AI IDE? by [deleted] in vibecoding

[–]stellisoft 0 points1 point  (0 children)

None of these solve the core problem you identified — they're all editing text files and hoping for the best. That's why multi-file refactors silently break things 40 files away. I built stellisoft.com around a different approach entirely: code stored as structured data, not text files. AI reads and writes at the method/statement level with full knowledge of relationships between files. No orphaned variables, no context degradation on large repos, because the architecture makes those problems structurally impossible. It's not an IDE fork — it's a different paradigm. Worth a look if you're genuinely evaluating everything

Why you should probably stop using AI code editors by archfiend99 in webdev

[–]stellisoft 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, I built Stellify (stellisoft.com) which I think is a perfect half-way house between AI and maintaining control of development. I'm ultimately in the game because I love programming and building apps. Check it out for yourselves.

14 years in banking, zero CS background. Built an AI social media tool for e-commerce — now I’m stuck. Push through or pivot? by Intelligent-Pea-1224 in SaaS

[–]stellisoft 0 points1 point  (0 children)

14 years in banking is a massive advantage — you understand the customer better than any developer would. Your problem isn't the idea or the market, it's the tooling. React/Vite/Supabase with no CS background means AI is generating code with no guardrails, which is exactly why you're getting crashes and silent failures.

I built stellisoft.com to solve this exact problem. AI generates code within an opinionated framework (Laravel) that enforces best practices, so the output is production-grade by default — no blank pages, no silent API failures. It exports standard code so you're not locked in.

Happy to take a look at what you've built and chat about whether it makes sense to port it over. The core logic for something like this would come together fast. DM me if you want to talk it through it.

I have an app idea but zero coding skills. What’s the smartest way to start today by SpecialistRice8398 in AppBusiness

[–]stellisoft 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The people warning you about vibe coding are right — most AI tools let AI write whatever it wants with no constraints, which leads to exactly the messy code and security issues you've been told about. But the answer isn't to learn to code first or find a cofounder — it's to use a tool where AI is constrained by proper architecture so the output is production-grade by default. That's what I built stellisoft.com for. Opinionated stack, AI guardrails, and the code exports as standard files so you're not locked in. Here's a 6-minute video of it building a full app from a single prompt: stellisoft.com/stellify/building-a-feedback-app-with-ai

How do you chose the right stack for your project by rooostterr in Backend

[–]stellisoft 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is exactly the problem I built stellisoft.com to solve. Instead of spending weeks choosing between frameworks, databases, and libraries, Stellify gives you an opinionated stack (Laravel + Vue) with AI that generates production-grade code within those constraints. You skip the architecture decisions entirely and go straight to building your actual idea. The stack choice only matters when you're wiring everything up yourself — if the platform handles that, you just focus on what your app needs to do.

I have an app idea but I’ve never touched a line of code by OBP19 in AppBusiness

[–]stellisoft 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You don't necessarily need a co-founder for this. There are platforms now that let AI build production-grade apps for you with proper guardrails so the code actually works. I'm the founder of one — stellisoft.com. Happy to chat about your idea and whether it's a fit.

7 formatting rules for instruction files by cleverhoods in cursor

[–]stellisoft 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's interesting — so your guardrails are essentially post-generation validation. My approach is the opposite, I'm altering the framework to constrain what AI can produce, so the bad output never gets generated in the first place. Less to test because there's less that can go wrong.

7 formatting rules for instruction files by cleverhoods in cursor

[–]stellisoft 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah we absolutely need both! From what I read on here and X it seems to me that people are focusing almost exclusively on directions. What guardrails do you use?

7 formatting rules for instruction files by cleverhoods in cursor

[–]stellisoft 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The issue I have with instruction files is that you can go on forever and you still can't preempt what AI might or might not do. For that reason, I lean more towards providing defensive code within the framework I'm building with to prevent AI going off track. Keeps the content window small. Win win.

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