Founder and CEO of Bit; Creator; Building the AI platform for creating and maintaining innovative products with simplicity, speed and quality.
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Thank you @thenewstack for a wonderful and deep interview on the Bit Cloud launch and how AI changes software @bitdotcloud
Bit Cloud’s next chapter starts after the AI builds your app thenewstack.io/bit-cloud-com…
Anyone can use AI to generate an Instagram clone on Day 1. The real game is who moves faster on Day 2, Day 3, and beyond ⚡
AI turned coding into an implementation detail. To move faster than your competition, you have to operate one level above raw code.
In video below - Nexagram, a full social platform built, deployed, and running live on Bit Cloud. It has a GraphQL backend, React frontends, managed MongoDB, and a staging environment for every change. It's all open, standard, portable code you fully own.
The difference is structure. Instead of a black box, the AI builds API-first.
Every UI piece, data model, and API is visible, documented, and ready to become leverage for your next prompt.
The rule is simple - verify an asset once, then trust it everywhere. ✅
So every feature becomes a building block. Pivoting, launching a new product, spinning up a marketing site - your past work speeds up your next move.
Others start every prompt from scratch. You get faster with every release, and your codebase stops being a burden and becomes your advantage.
Link to start your own platform in the first comment 👇
Great piece on the new Bit Cloud launch from SaaSTake saastake.com/bit-cloud-ai-co…
Building an app is now as easy as using one. That's why we started Bit - and today it's true, and it fits in your pocket📱
Now we're launching "Hope: Anything App" on iPhone, iPad and Android. The specific apps you need, live in minutes from your phone - built from everything you already have.
AI builders start from scratch - forcing you to re-explain everything on every prompt while wasting time, budget, and adding security risk. Hope builds on the verified assets you accumulate along the way, turning hours of iteration into a perfectly fitted app in minutes.
We call it the Anything App because that's what it turns out to be. A need comes up in a meeting, on a call, in your own day - and instead of a ticket, a workaround, or a spreadsheet nobody maintains, it becomes an app.
With Hope, one person builds like a world-class team - in the ten minutes after the meeting that gave you the idea.
Hope makes building software simple. Hope on your phone puts instant creation in everyone’s pocket.
Launch post and download links in the first comment👇
Launch blog post - bit.cloud/blog/hope-anything…
App Store - apps.apple.com/il/app/hope-a…
Google Play - play.google.com/store/apps/d…
We run Bit Cloud itself this way. So does bitdev, our sales tooling, our financial reporting, our blog, and everything else. We're sharing the exact platform we rely on every day.
You create. The rest happens on its own.
Read the full launch post 👇
bit.cloud/blog/the-new-bit-c…
Professional standards, right out of the box ✅
Test environments, automated checks, built-in ownership, reviews, and permissions before anything reaches customers. A system that holds up as you grow - the same whether it's an internal tool or a product with thousands of users.
Bit Cloud 2.0 is live today 🚀 and it’s everything you need to run in production.
Now, it all deploys as one—fully connected on your domain and on servers that scale with load. No integrating dozens of tools or services, and nothing left to maintain. Change one part, and everything depending on it redeploys with it.
Nobody ships just one app. Usually you have multiple frontends, backends, and databases.
Each deploys separately, in its own way. Wiring them together requires various tools. Keeping them connected and working is on you—change one thing, and everything might break.
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We have vibecoded a better benchmarks page on our website with @bitdotcloud
pnpm.io/benchmarks
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We built a full invitation platform with Hope.
Design an invite, share one link, track every RSVP, close with a thank-you.
Built from components. Every piece reusable in the next app.
Reply with what you'd want us to build next, we'll pick one and ship it.
This is the opening animation 👇
Thanks to @berco257
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If you work with js/ts bit.cloud could be an alternative to github.
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I know this probably won't work for you at the moment because you want the packages to be in the "default registry" but you can publish to bit.cloud, which actually supports a batch publish. So you can run "pnpm publish --batch -r" and all your packages will be uploaded in one request.
I just saved approximately $4K in a single Claude Code session. The wild part: Claude barely did any of the work. 🧵
The moat was never the model — it's the fabric every model runs on. Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Hope. Same graph. Same head start. More every week → bit.cloud
Get started with Bit Graph MCP: bit.cloud/docs/install-bit/
Reuse skipped ~$4K of design and iteration that never had to happen again — and the output was consistent by default. The expensive part was never the typing. It's getting it right.