Has anyone here used replit to develop and launch a project? I've been playing with it for a little while. Started, stopped, restarted. I am to a point where I would love to push it to the web but am unsure what those next steps are and specifically what it will ultimately cost me.

Okay. Check it out

Wordsum.app

Based on a few things I've read it would not be my platform of choice:
An AI-powered coding tool wiped out a software company's database, then apologized for a 'catastrophic failure on my part'

Granted there's like big mistakes on the developer's side like using the tool with live data/on a live site, but still…yikes.

fig96 said:

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Based on a few things I've read it would not be my platform of choice:
An AI-powered coding tool wiped out a software company's database, then apologized for a 'catastrophic failure on my part'

Granted there's like big mistakes on the developer's side like using the tool with live data/on a live site, but still…yikes.

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I saw a tweet the other day from someone who did this with Cursor as well. I fully put the blame on the user for giving it access to the prod env and not vetting its commands, but still something to be weary of. Replit does seem much more production involved, so I am not sure if you can wall it off like that. With that said, for what the OP seems to want, I think Replit is fine (never tried it though) for their vibe-coding app.

OP, What is the point of entering the word?

Quote:

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WordSum Challenge - 2025-08-18

Word: BOOBS
Correct: 20/20
Accuracy: 100%
Questions Answered: 20

Daily math challenge that tests your quick thinking!
Play today: https://wordsum.app

#WordSum #MathChallenge #BrainTraining

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It's a play on wordle. You can take your starting word from that game and use it to generate a math quiz. Or the end result from wordle and do the same. If you play wordle with friends you can gamify it by all using the same starting word to get the same quiz and share results.

My buddies play wordle daily using the same starting word. Wanted to approach a math quiz from the same perspective but also stimulate a different part of the brain.

Also, the quiz is supposed to become more difficult with a more complex word.