I’m Cris Guido, a US-based app builder specializing in fast, modern apps using vibe coding tools and AI-assisted development.Describe your idea in natural language — I turn your vibe into functional iOS/Android/web apps without traditional heavy coding. Perfect for MVPs, prototypes, indie projects, or quick launches.Expertise: no-code/low-code AI workflows, rapid prototyping, clean UI/UX, app deployment.Let’s build your next app — message me your vision!

Chris Guido

Second app approved on the Apple App Store: PunchPal 🥊Learned the hard way that prompting is the skill. The CJTD framework changed everything:

Context — clearly defining the problem and user
Journey — mapping the full user flow end-to-end
Technology — backend, database, APIs, integrations
Design — UI structure, screens, and visual clarity

Vibe coding isn’t magic.
It’s structured thinking and shipping anyway.

Cris Guido

AI code tools don’t make you a founder.
They give you a shot at becoming one if you’re willing to learn in public.

No-code projects are hard, but a life without creating is harder.

Few things beat the fulfillment of automating real problems and helping people ship faster.

Open article: Bricko by bricko.lovable.app

Started a new app from scratch and posting it live 🧵

Step 1 - Ideation with Bricko.dev - I went for PantryPal an AI-powered mobile app that transforms your fridge contents into delicious recipes, helping you reduce food waste and save money. Simply snap a photo of your available ingredients and get instant, personalized meal ideas.

Me: 'AI will 10x my speed!' Also me: staring at why OpenAI Vision isn't parsing the image right for the 47th time. Humbling.

AI code tools are making it so more people can ship apps fast. Soon way more builders out there. That means distribution & actually getting users is gonna matter 10x more than "cool tech." Product parity is coming quick. I'm just trying to ship before I get buried in the noise lol.

So many AI coding tools now (Cursor, Bolt, Replit, etc). 

Easy to spend days comparing prompts & outputs instead of actually building.

My simple rule lately: pick one that feels least painful today → build something → switch only if it truly blocks you.

What's your go to AI code tool right now?

A month ago, I didn’t know how to build a mobile app.

No coding background. No prior app launches.

Today, my app is live.

I used no-code and AI tools like Vibecode and Claude code.

It wasn’t smooth. I hit roadblocks, made mistakes, rebuilt things, and learned fast.

But the biggest lesson was this: you don’t need to wait until you “know enough” to start.

Right now is one of the best times in history to start creating.

The information is there. The tools are accessible. AI removes a massive amount of friction.

If you’ve been sitting on an app idea because you think it’s “too technical” or “too late,” it’s not.

If you’re curious about building a web or mobile app, I’m offering free app prototyping to help people turn ideas into something real.

Message me if you want to build.

Hiitopia is now available on the Apple app store!

My last idea flopped because I skipped validation.

This time, I'm using Bricko for blueprints and Lovable prompts.

It's time to build smarter:

Sometimes, an idea only looks big because you haven’t validated it yet.

That’s why every builder needs Bricko outside the guesswork.

Get competitor insights, pricing, and growth tactics fast.

To evaluate a no-code idea, ask three questions:
• What problem is valuable to solve?
• What can I uniquely build fast?
• What is nobody else automating?

Sounds like great advice for builders too.

The ability to keep iterating through failed builds is a trait of a successful no-code founder.

My first app crashed hard.
My second one got zero users.
People love success stories, but failure teaches more about building in no-code.

Top skill for no-code creators: ignoring doubters who say “you need to code.”

First app accepted on the Apple AppStore. LFG!

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So I’m gonna be posting how to build cool apps on X/Twitter in case you want to follow @thecrisguido

Building with AI is humbling.
You think it’s done in minutes.
Then reality shows up in edge cases and broken flows.

AI doesn’t remove learning curves.
It just changes where they are.

I’m building apps with AI code tools while still figuring things out.
Not an expert. Just shipping, breaking, fixing, and learning in public.

Shipping something imperfect beats thinking about the perfect setup for weeks. I’m learning that the hard way.

For a long time, people have known me by my titles.

At different points, it was Sales Strategist.
Then BDR.
Now, GTM Engineer.

Each title was accurate.
None of them was complete.

Because a title is never the full identity,
it is only one expression of purpose.

Somewhere along the way, many of us were taught to fragment ourselves for the world:
to pick one thing, one label, one lane,
and shrink the rest into silence.

That ends here.

Rejoice is the identity.
Everything else flows from that.

At my core, I am a builder.

I build systems.
I build people.
I build environments where clarity replaces confusion,
and capacity is intentionally formed.

This is why I Co-founded Beyond Service Year (BSY),
a leadership and capacity-building initiative for Nigerian youths.

BSY exists because too many brilliant young people are trapped
not by lack of potential,
but by lack of structure, exposure, and belief.

So we don’t just motivate.
We build.

We train people to think.
We immerse them in real work.
We expose them to structure, discipline, and execution.

In a short time:
 • 1,000+ young Nigerians encountered clarity
 • Dozens accessed internships, bootcamps, and real job opportunities
 • A 20+ person cross-functional team was built and led
 • 30+ members were trained through an intense startup simulation using real tools, real pressure, and real standards

Our mission is audacious and uncompromising:
to equip 100,000 Nigerian youths by 2027 - not to survive systems, but to rise above them and dominate globally with skill, clarity, and character.

This same builder instinct is what led me into GTM Engineering.

To me, GTM Engineering is the art of designing order.
It is how strategy becomes execution.
How intent becomes revenue.
How chaos becomes flow.

Today, I engineer how growth happens - deliberately, intelligently, and sustainably for brands across continents.  

Most importantly, I am unapologetic about my foundation.

God is not a footnote in my story.
He is the source.

My values don’t shift with titles.
My identity doesn’t shrink to fit platforms.
And my voice doesn’t ask for permission.

If you’re here only for a job title, you may lose interest fast.

But if you’re here for substance, clarity, and depth, you’ll find alignment.

This page is not a résumé.
It is a record of becoming.

This is Rejoice.

Partnerships and Invites: 💌 rejoiceonyenanu@gmail.com

Rejoice Onyenanu

I’m hiring an Executive Assistant.


This is something I’ve pushed back on for a long time.

Not because the workload isn’t a lot - it is.
But because I genuinely believed no one can do my work the way I would.

I pay great attention to details.
I like things done cleanly.
And I care deeply about quality.

So I kept juggling everything:
Being a Co-Founder at Beyond Service Year (BSY),
working full-time as a GTM Engineer,
managing multiple clients, systems and responsibilities across different industries and countries.

Until two friends - Doris and Ruby said “Rejoice, you need an EA.”

And they were right.

2026 is teaching me that productivity isn’t just about working hard,
it’s about knowing what deserves your attention, and what doesn’t.

This is an unpaid role (with monthly data allowance), but it’s not a small role.

Because anyone who works closely with me will be:

📌 Heavily invested in
📌 Exposed to how I think, work, and execute
📌 Required to embody excellence

You cannot remain the same after months of working this closely with me.

So If you’re someone who:

✅ Wants to learn by proximity
✅ Is detail-oriented and dependable
✅ Is excited by growth, structure, and execution

Then this might be for you.

To fellow busy founders who struggle with delegation because
“no one will do it like me” - I see you.

But delegation is a skill.
And it’s one I encourage you to choose  seriously this year.

Not everything deserves your attention.

If you’d like to apply, the link is in the comments.

Referrals and recommendations are also very welcome.

Let’s build better.

#hiring
#EA

Builder of Systems & People | GTM Engineer | Co-Founder, Beyond Service Year (BSY) | Engineering revenue systems & raising a new generation of Nigerian leaders

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