My main use case for v0 is to build full-stack web applications. My reason for using v0 is because it's by Vercel and it has integration with Next.js and especially the front end is really good. The tools and the components it uses make the front end of the website really good. For example, I built a full-stack website called my habit hub which is essentially a calendar-based web application where I can add any particular habits in the calendar and I can track them daily or weekly. I get a full summary of whether I am following these habits well. This is a full-stack my habit hub web application that I built. The front end was really quirky and smart built with v0 and then I integrated it with Superbase, another integration provided by v0.

I used v0 on my personal front and not specifically with the organization. It helps me prototype, build, and bring visualization to the ideas and it's easy to visualize when I have something in front of me built and that is also beautiful.

For my personal projects, I deploy v0 on Vercel only. I am not a full-stack web developer, although I've done some development, so I was able to do it with the help of the AI agents.

For me, the best feature of v0 is essentially the integration that it has with Next.js and the front-end libraries that Next.js uses because it makes it really easy to build websites which look good and unlike some other tools. The integration with GitHub makes it very easy, integration with Superbase and these things were really good. Another thing I really appreciated was being able to click anywhere in the website and being able to change the code by right-clicking and then changing that front end right away instead of just prompting because that makes it more precise.

The right-click to edit feature has definitely changed my workflow compared to just using prompts or traditional coding. With prompts, I have to write a lot to guide the agent to be able to do those precise changes. But for tens of precise changes or small changes that I want to do in different areas of the screen, right-click is faster. Whereas if I want to do overhauling or big changes in the whole website, then it makes sense to use prompts.

I was definitely able to go from idea to prototype quickly using v0. v0 reduces the time almost by ten times.

I think v0 needs to figure out, because I'm a product manager, that one of the things they need to figure out is their main users. If they are no-code users who typically do not want to see the code, then it should bring more features to help get to the right features faster. For example, right-click to edit is one good opportunity that it has built. Similarly, it needs to make it easier to bring whatever the user's ideas are specifically to that. I cannot answer very specific features right now because another feature I can mention is for example GitHub and those kinds of tools, if the persona is no-code users, they may not even know GitHub, so they find all these things in GitHub and Superbase very intimidating. Whereas if you're looking for beginner developers or someone who has been developing, then it's fine.

One of the big things that is missing in v0 is being able to take my existing code base and build on top of it. I think building something from scratch has become table stakes and AI agents are good at it, but looking at an existing code base and understanding it, improving it, that's where I think it would help to give a higher rating.

I started using v0 this year.

v0 is currently stable in my experience.

v0's scalability for my projects is not much of an issue right now because I did not have that much scale in my projects.

I haven't really reached out to customer support for v0.

I've tried different tools for building full-stack web applications and v0 is one of them. Right now I'm using Claudy Code for it.

I tried Replit, v0, and Levele before choosing v0. v0 was particularly good with front end. That's why I wanted to use it.

I directly signed up for v0.

I personally use v0 not for the organization, but for my personal learnings.

I see return on investment with v0. It's twenty dollars, so I paid twenty dollars and it's money saved and time saved for sure.

My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing for v0 was good with nothing difficult.

I tried Replit, v0, and Levele before choosing v0.

The main reason I decided to use v0 for building my habit hub instead of other tools is that it integrates with Next.js and certain other front-end components and the whole front end was really good. That's the main core reason because I wanted the web application to look good.

My advice to others looking into using v0 is that if you're looking for good front-end websites, I think v0's integration with Next.js and the front-end libraries makes it really standardized to use good components and the first few outputs are really good. So you can get to your real problem faster.

I felt that Vercel, because it is integrated with Next.js, has done a good job using Next.js components and being able to build good-looking websites. And because I can simply deploy in Vercel also, that's also really good. The integrations it provides with database and other tools makes it really easy for me to be able to build full-stack websites.

I would rate v0 overall at seven because the bar is changing.