Jun 12, 2026 · 47 min · 10 segments
Send us Fan Mail Most advice businesses use more software than ever, yet many still struggle with messy data, poor adoption, manual work…
Johan VoslooGuest
Francois du ToitHost
Arnold HattinghGuest
We're actually not on time, but an important question for me is, you know, like, I mean, it's as simple as asking the vibe coding tool, the AI, so like check the security and make sure this is like, I mean, that would probably be what most people will do.

So it is maybe good at doing that when you initially set up the app, right? I won't disagree with that or fight that.

But the problem with software is that in a week's time or in a month's time, you want to continue adding new features and you want to continue building out new fields that you want to save, for example, for your client.

So then the AI tries to build on top of itself um it actually doesn't at all like from our experience it never ever takes into account that there's a full history of client data already on the system and um more times than not it actually um completely breaks the backwards compatibility of your system so it either loses client data it then creates a security breach or it actually um completely screws up anyone running an older version of your application so um yeah it is maybe good at building your initial weekend project first you know once off but then any additional stuff that you want to add ai is really struggling with that um but there is still hope like i would recommend just maybe building out a system that does help your life, but just give it to, I mean, everyone knows a developer.

It's always good to have someone run through that or rather just keep running it locally on your machine and not actually publishing it as a full blown application on like the web.

You can still run it locally and that does keep you in a safe environment always.

If you don't know what running locally means, you really should be very careful.

We're actually not on time, but an important question for me is, you know, like, I mean, it's as simple as asking the vibe coding tool, the AI, so like check the security and make sure this is like, I mean, that would probably be what most people will do.

So it is maybe good at doing that when you initially set up the app, right? I won't disagree with that or fight that.

But the problem with software is that in a week's time or in a month's time, you want to continue adding new features and you want to continue building out new fields that you want to save, for example, for your client.

So then the AI tries to build on top of itself um it actually doesn't at all like from our experience it never ever takes into account that there's a full history of client data already on the system and um more times than not it actually um completely breaks the backwards compatibility of your system so it either loses client data it then creates a security breach or it actually um completely screws up anyone running an older version of your application so um yeah it is maybe good at building your initial weekend project first you know once off but then any additional stuff that you want to add ai is really struggling with that um but there is still hope like i would recommend just maybe building out a system that does help your life, but just give it to, I mean, everyone knows a developer.

It's always good to have someone run through that or rather just keep running it locally on your machine and not actually publishing it as a full blown application on like the web.

You can still run it locally and that does keep you in a safe environment always.

If you don't know what running locally means, you really should be very careful.
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