I can't believe I coded an app with AI in 97 minutes (Claude + Replit)

Book FREE SEO Strategy session: https://eliotprince.com/seo-consultant/ In this episode, I show you exactly how I vibe coded a complete web app in just 97 minutes using Claude and Replit - targeting 58,000+ monthly searches users with nearly zero competition. This is part of my Build-Launch-Rank challenge where I find micro-SaaS ideas with proven demand and build them live. I went from keyword research to a fully functioning bucket list app that users can actually sign up for and use. No traditional coding required - just AI and the right strategy. Start with proven demand using keyword research • Target "bucket list ideas" - 22K monthly searches, 29% difficulty • Found 58K+ total search volume across related long-tail keywords • Examples: "crazy bucket list ideas" (320 searches, 9% difficulty) • Build around keywords people are already searching for Plan the entire build strategy with Claude first • Don't just jump into coding - create a product roadmap • Upload keyword research data to inform site structure • Plan SEO-optimized category pages for each keyword variation • Think through user features: personal lists, progress tracking, gamification Use Replit for rapid development • Integration makes the process incredibly smooth • Fewer errors and better problem-solving than previous versions • Built homepage, user dashboard, and core functionality in minutes • Real-time debugging Build features that actually matter to users • User accounts and personal bucket list creation • "Add to list" functionality with heart buttons • Progress tracking (planned, in progress, completed) • Admin dashboard for content management • Hundreds of categorized ideas across different bucket list types The result: A fully functional web app that ranks for dozens of low-competition keywords and provides real value to users planning their bucket lists. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Built in a Sunday afternoon 1:28 An Idea with proven demand 4:19 Starting with Replit 6:02 The build process 8:30 Adding content to the function 10:52 Improving user interfaces 12:48 Final touches and launch