Reddit debate: How many AI-built apps do you actually run in production?
LocustKitten · reddit · 2026-09-04
The poster cites a write-up about someone juggling multiple Claude Code Max accounts who realized the feeling of rapid progress was a distraction from shipping real software. The thread asks how many AI-built apps people have actually used, paid for, and depended on in production, highlighting the gap between AI coding tooling's perceived output and real delivered software.
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