Totally blew it up
In this episode of High Agency, we sit down with Josh Haas, Co-founder and Co-CEO of Bubble, the no-code platform that’s quietly powering a new generation of builders. Josh takes us from philosophy lectures to platform engineering, sharing how he bootstrapped Bubble from a scrappy prototype into a robust foundation for over six million apps and billions in transactions. Along the way, we dig into what happens when AI-fueled “vibe coding” meets the real-world demands of scalability, security, and sustainability. We explore how Bubble is becoming the serious alternative in a landscape flooded with spaghetti-code startups, and why Josh believes the future belongs to founders who start with product, not pitch decks.
Josh Haas
Josh Haas is the Co-founder and Co-CEO of Bubble, a no-code platform revolutionizing web application development. With a Princeton University background, Josh has dedicated over a decade to democratizing software creation, allowing non-technical founders to build without traditional coding.
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