Explore how no-code platforms like Lovable.dev are changing the automation landscape for small business owners.
Alex Cinovoj
Founder, TechTide AI
Every small business owner knows the feeling: too many tasks, too little time, and the nagging sense that you're working in the business instead of on it.
The traditional solution? Hire developers. But at $150-300/hour, custom software remains out of reach for most SMBs.
VibeCoding is the practice of building software by describing what you want in natural language. Platforms like Lovable.dev translate your words into working applications.
VibeCoding requires thinking differently about software: Old mindset: Software is expensive, complex, and requires experts New mindset: Software is cheap, accessible, and I can build what I need
This shift is liberating. The constraints that kept small businesses from having custom tools are dissolving.
The barriers between "I have an idea" and "I have a working application" have never been lower. The question isn't whether you can build custom software for your business—it's whether you'll seize the opportunity before your competitors do. VibeCoding tutorials and templates at techtideai.beehiiv.com
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