Episode 19

Vibe Coding: How Service-Based Business Owners Are Building Software Without Engineers

You don't need an engineer, a budget, or a technical background to build software anymore. This episode breaks down vibe coding, what it is, which platforms are worth your time, and exactly how service-based business owners are using it to build tools they've been putting off for years.

In this episode:

  • What vibe coding actually means and why the name matters less than what the tools can do
  • How the bottleneck in software development shifted from writing code to understanding problems
  • A breakdown of the platforms worth knowing, starting with Lovable, and how to pick the right one for what you're building
  • The specific use cases that make sense for service-based businesses, including client portals, onboarding flows, and internal tools
  • Why this is a global opportunity and what it costs to get started today

Who this is for: Service-based business owners who have a software idea they've never acted on because the cost or complexity felt out of reach. No technical background required.

Seed & Society is hosted by Makeda Boehm. Find tools, resources, and the AI Employee Report at seedandsociety.com.

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Seed & Society™ teaches service-based business owners how to use AI, automations, and agents to create more money, time, and options.

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Makeda Boehm

Makeda Boehm is a Strategic AI Advisor, keynote speaker, and educator who has closed nearly $10M in enterprise tech sales and earned seven figures doing it. She holds a BA in African American Studies and Sociology, an MBA in Organizational Management, and is completing an MS in Data Science. She teaches service-based business owners around the world how to use AI, automations, and agents to create more money, time, and options. She runs a mortgage-free 10-acre homestead in Tennessee, homeschools two kids, and has maintained a daily AI practice for over 500 days. seedandsociety.com