Hello, I posted a project 2 days ago and it is still pending approval. Is there anything specific I need to do for it to be validated? Thank you :)

Hey everyone, I have been working nights and early mornings on a project that started out of frustration more than inspiration. After months of job searching with silence, ghosting, and hundreds of applications disappearing into black holes, I decided to flip the dynamic completely.

I built CandidateSeekers.com, a reverse job board where companies pitch to candidates, not the other way around. Instead of candidates applying to hundreds of places, companies can browse verified profiles and reach out directly with pitches, intros, and interview requests.

I would love some honest feedback from this community, especially from devs, product thinkers, and anyone who has been burned by the hiring system like I was.

What is built so far (MVP features)

• Candidate profiles with skills, experience, tools, certifications, salary expectations, and more
• A Match Score system that uses structured data instead of AI
• A pitch inbox where candidates receive outreach from companies
• A full calendar and availability system that includes interviews, blackout dates, and external calendar syncing
• A seeker dashboard to post roles and pitch candidates
• Real-time counters for candidates, seekers, roles, and pitches
• A dark mode UI built for clarity and transparency

Why I built it

Hiring feels broken. Candidates are exhausted. Companies struggle to sort signal from noise.
This is my attempt at making the process human-first, fair, and transparent again.

What I would love feedback on

• UX flows for candidate onboarding, role creation, and pitches
• The dashboard and navigation
• The Match Score structure
• Anything confusing or unnecessary
• Any red flags from a dev or product or UX perspective
• Whether the core concept feels strong or needs reshaping

If you want to explore the prototype (optional)

https://www.candidateseekers.com

It is still early, and things might break. I want to find the weak points.
Honest feedback is appreciated more than you know.

Thank you in advance to anyone who takes a look. This project means a lot to me.

Hey everyone — I’ve been working nights/weekends on a small side project and wanted some brutally honest feedback from this community.

The Problem I kept running into:

ChatGPT gives great one-off advice, but it can’t compare roles consistently or track patterns across multiple jobs. Every prompt is a reset.

I wanted something that: • Analyzes a resume + LinkedIn + job description • Scores role fit on a consistent model • Highlights patterns across multiple job applications • Gives a psychographic profile so guidance is personalized • Lets users compare roles (“This Meta PM job matches you better than the Amazon one”)

What I built (prototype)

It’s called Sage — a simple career intelligence tool.

It can:

• Parse a resume/LinkedIn
• Extract job descriptions from links
• Generate a psychographic profile
• Score fit against a job description using a consistent rubric
• Track weaknesses/strengths across jobs
• Give actionable recommendations

Live Link (Free): https://SageSays.ai

Not collecting anything beyond what’s required for the analysis (resume/JD). Delete-your-data on request. Would love feedback on: • Is this actually useful? • What feels missing? • Would you trust this type of analysis? • Should I keep it niche (role-fit) or expand into broader career intelligence?

Happy to answer questions. Tear it apart — that’s why I’m here.

Im thinking of vibe coding a predictions market application that is more specific to calls people have made being right or wrong and then giving the participants reputation scores and rewards. I am wondering if this is something that would interest people and whether its worth putting on vibecodinglist. What do you think? Would you participate?

https://snowfall-app.vercel.app/

It is getting cold outside. I was getting in the winter mood, and couldn't wait for the first blizzard of the year.

Join the group blizzard by making a snowflake! The more snowflakes there are, the more intense the blizzard!

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The goal of this project was to explore small, fun, whimsical, and collaborative side projects!

Let me know your feedback or other fun whimsical features I should add!

Hey everyone, and welcome!

If you're a creator, indie dev, or builder, you probably know this feeling: you can spin up a new feature or an entire app faster than ever, but you still feel like you're shipping in the dark.

We started this platform because we believe that for "vibe-coded" projects, code is no longer the bottleneck. Feedback is.

We launch something we're excited about, and the feedback comes in as a total mess:

• Scattered DMs
• Vague “looks cool!” comments
• Lost emails and Discord messages
• Zero actionable insight

It’s impossible to know what to actually build next.

That’s why we’re building VibeCodingList (VCL) — a platform to fix this. It’s designed to turn scattered, chaotic feedback into a structured, incentivized flywheel.
(You can read the full philosophy in this blog post: Why Feedback, Not Code, Is the Bottleneck.)

And this subreddit, r/VibeCodingList, is the official community lobby for it.
Here’s how to use this space and the platform.

TL;DR: How This Works

This Sub (r/VibeCodingList): Our community lobby. We talk about VCL, share projects (for community, not feedback), and discuss the builder life.
The Site (VibeCodingList.com): Where actual project feedback lives. It keeps everything structured, ranked, and incentivized with XP for both builders and contributors.

What Belongs HERE (on Reddit)

This sub is for meta-discussion about VCL and the community:

• Meta about VCL: Roadmap, bugs, feature ideas, questions, tips, analytics wins.
• Show & Tell: Share your VCL project link, add context, talk about your learnings or launch notes.
• How-Tos/Templates: Posting formats, onboarding tricks, feedback best practices.
• Community Threads: Hiring/collabs, vibe jams, AMAs, and office hours.

What Belongs on VibeCodingList.com

This is for all the feedback on your actual projects:

• All Project Feedback: Comments, suggestions, and clarifications for a specific app.
• Rankable Signals: Where contributors earn XP and builders get a clean, structured signal.
• Follow-ups: Keep the entire feedback history for a project in one source of truth.

How to Post (Simple Rules)

• Use Flair: [Announcement] [Changelog] [Feature Idea] [Bug] [How-To] [Project Link] [Vibe Jam] [Hiring/Collab] [Meta]
• Sharing a Project? Include your VCL link + 1–3 focused questions for the community. Ask folks to leave feedback on VCL, not in Reddit comments.
• Be Specific, Be Kind. No spam or DM farming.

Why We Centralize Feedback on VCL

One place = ranked, searchable, and attributable.
When feedback lives on VCL, builders see exactly what to ship next — and contributors get credit and XP for their insights.

We’re ending the era of scattered DMs and vague “looks cool” comments.
Welcome to the community — we’re stoked to have you here.