Fixa.dev: A Cloud-Native Coding Agent From a Solo Teen Dev
A 16-year-old shipped a cloud-native AI coding agent this week, and it lands on Product Hunt with a cleaner pitch than most Series A pre-launches. Etai Gabbai's Fixa.dev went live April 18.
The tagline is literal: A cloud-native AI agent that can build literally anything. Unlike most vibe-coding tools that hand you a UI skeleton and call it a day, Fixa runs inside a full cloud development environment. It has a browser for autonomous web research when it hits an unfamiliar API. It installs languages, frameworks, and dependencies dynamically as the build demands. It writes production server code, wires up databases, and deploys to Vercel β end to end.
The integrations list is where it gets interesting. One-click Stripe for payments, Supabase for backend, Clerk for auth, MCP connectors for any custom server. Under the hood it's running Gemini 3 Flash. Freemium model with credits on the upgrade path.
What's striking isn't the product, it's the operator. A 16-year-old solo dev who understood that the next vibe-coding battle isn't in the editor β it's in the full environment, with real production integrations, not just generated React. That's the exact critique Fixa is aimed at. Whether it out-executes Lovable, v0, Bolt, or the dozen other well-funded teams in this lane is another question. But the framing is sharp.
https://fixa.dev
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The tagline is literal: A cloud-native AI agent that can build literally anything. Unlike most vibe-coding tools that hand you a UI skeleton and call it a day, Fixa runs inside a full cloud development environment. It has a browser for autonomous web research when it hits an unfamiliar API. It installs languages, frameworks, and dependencies dynamically as the build demands. It writes production server code, wires up databases, and deploys to Vercel β end to end.
The integrations list is where it gets interesting. One-click Stripe for payments, Supabase for backend, Clerk for auth, MCP connectors for any custom server. Under the hood it's running Gemini 3 Flash. Freemium model with credits on the upgrade path.
What's striking isn't the product, it's the operator. A 16-year-old solo dev who understood that the next vibe-coding battle isn't in the editor β it's in the full environment, with real production integrations, not just generated React. That's the exact critique Fixa is aimed at. Whether it out-executes Lovable, v0, Bolt, or the dozen other well-funded teams in this lane is another question. But the framing is sharp.
https://fixa.dev
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