I’m 48 years old, finishing up school, and I’ve never seen a platform like Replit. It’s more than an IDE; it’s a life-changer.As a 'vibe coder' who is still learning the ropes, Replit gives me the strength and confidence to actually build. Whether you have a clear scope or you're just starting with an idea, talking to the Replit agent makes the workflow seamless. Things that used to be a headache in a local environment version control, integrations, setup are just there. It lets me focus on the creation, not the configuration.What really blew me away, though, was the culture. Looking at their team, you see everyone from the owner to the youngest tech, and it feels like a place where I belong. Seeing that vast, inclusive culture makes me feel like I can relate no matter where I am in my life or my career.I wish I could work for them! This app is going to change the world because it gives people like me the tools to feel like we actually can and know how to do it. If you want to learn, build, and grow all in one place, this is it.

I’ve decided to cancel my subscription not because I believe Replit is a bad platform, but because I find a specific policy to be unfair and frustrating. Replit offers a lot of great tools for developers, especially for beginners and those working on small-scale projects. However, the way the credit system is handled doesn’t sit well with me.When you pay for a yearly subscription, there’s a reasonable expectation that certain core services like keeping your deployed website live should remain uninterrupted. Unfortunately, once you exhaust your monthly credits, your live site is taken down until you purchase additional credits. I understand limiting access to advanced features or blocking new deployments and edits when credits run out, but removing an already-deployed site from public view seems excessive and counterproductive.It feels more like a penalty than a fair limit, especially for users who have paid in advance for an entire year. A deployed site should remain online regardless of whether or not you can make changes to it until your next monthly credit cycle begins. I hope Replit considers adjusting this policy in the future, because the platform has so much potential but this kind of disruption can be a dealbreaker for many users.

I spent the last month building an app for my manufacturing facility and everything was perfect, then the agent made a massive error and now I’ve spent the last 3 days trying to get the app back to place ready to deploy but now every change I make trying to get back to when it was working opens 5 new errors with every change. The last 3 full days I’ve spent trying to fix all issues the agent continues to make but I fix 1 problem and it causes multiple new problems. At this point, I feel like I will never be able to get ahead to a deployable state without errors and will have to scrap over a month of work. 50+ hrs of work, hundreds of dollars and I’m left with an app that I’m having to fix the same problems daily. Even minor changes causes massive error messages. I detail that issue, the agent try’s to fix but causes multiple new errors and with all the moving parts, I fear this will never be error free (which I understand) nothing is perfect. But my issue is that all these problems were already solved, now I’m having to fix the same issue again and again and every time it solves that 1 problem but creates 2 more. So this will have to be scraped. Lastly, I’ll say, I was so excited about Replit and told multiple people how great it was and I feel maybe this type of technology is just too premature Ps: another issue I struggle with is that I pay .05 for every change but when the issue is caused by the agent for something that was already perfected, and now I have to fix countless errors again and again, I am now wasting more time and money for errors I did not cause. Makes me feel like I’m getting scammed

Very unfortunate that I hit the limit so soon. I can’t afford the $20 plan as of right now to continue. I think the credits should reset at some point. If I had the money for the plan, I definitely would get it what I made was decently simple but addictive. I’m still going back to play it as if a company made it. Little unfinished lol, but none the less it’s pretty cool. As for customers looking to try this app, you’ll like it. Then you will be very disappointed. Let’s you create the game using prompts, let’s you play the game as much as you want, but you only get 10 prompts so don’t waste them lol I wasted about 3. Very unfortunate hitting this paywall but if you’re just looking to test it out for a night, you should. The plan seems worth it but I dont think I had enough experience with the app yet to make the purchase. It’s like they force you to buy it. N I personally can’t stand with that kind of company, I understand needing to make money but to force players to spend it. Nah