It feels more to me like it breaks the glass ceiling for those who have app ideas they wish existed so they could use, but not necessarily for those who want to make apps for the masses. If you want something for you and your friends to have access to, current tools are great for that. Once you want more than that, you’re still going to have an app full of issues that is challenging to scale. Not to mention a host of other issues. Depending on your jurisdiction, you may want some legal insulation to protect yourself personally from any proprietary code that may have gotten incorporated into your vibe coded app; something that would be less of an issue for a free app you share but more of an issue if you’re charging for it and it becomes popular.