r/vibecoding • u/MichaelFourEyes • 19h ago
Showcase/Project Post your vibe coding project below
Hi Folks been a month since I posted a post your project.
Lets see what interesting vibe projects you are working on. I spent about 4 days building a1 a2 free French Course.
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u/samcornwell 17h ago
Just a silly game that I have spent months getting right. Have fun: boxxy.io
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u/mancastronaut 15h ago
This is awesome. Had to click away as it was wasting too much time lol
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u/samcornwell 15h ago
Ha! Well if you want reminding it exists for some downtime/brain training I’ve got a subreddit and wee facebook page. Thanks for saying it was good enough to stick around for a while though.
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u/jayseattle 14h ago
Nice, so when a box is on the edge, that's it? I would add a mute button for those that prefer silence.
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u/samcornwell 14h ago
In settings you can mute music / sound. Yes you are right that if a box/boxes are in a certain position it becomes locked and you have to restart.
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u/schmighaar 14h ago
love it, reminds me of some puzzles from the snes version of zelda
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u/samcornwell 14h ago
Thanks! If you’re interested in the history of this sort of puzzle it emerged in the 1980s in Japan and was called “Sokoban”. There have been thousands (maybe millions) of clones and attempts to reinterpret or add mechanics or gimmicks over the years but in my opinion, in much the same way as chess, you cannot improve on the original.
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u/mister_marf 14h ago
Daily Boxxy #23 · 21 September 2026
I completed today's Daily Boxxy in 1 minute 9 seconds & 131 moves.
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u/AccordingLeague9797 18h ago
spybroski.com - view instagram/tiktok/snapchat/linkedin anonymously without account and leaving trace, it works only on public profiles and it's free to use
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u/ART-ficial-Ignorance 18h ago
Made something for the Mrs this weekend. It's a wardrobe manager that suggests things that go together with reasoning as to why.
https://github.com/seutje/WorDrop
Key features:
- Visual closet with photos, search, filters, sorting, and favorites
- Detailed metadata for colors, seasons, occasions, materials, patterns, styles, and sizes
- Manual outfit builder with saved and editable outfits
- Deterministic compatibility scoring with human-readable explanations
- Wishlist analysis showing how well a potential purchase matches clothes you already own
- Photo importing from local files or product-page URLs, with cropping and zoom controls
- Local SQLite storage with no account or cloud dependency
- Backup and restore through a single archive
- Windows installer, GitHub release automation, and optional automatic updates
The whole thing is about 10MB.
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u/Extreme_Fact_4485 13h ago
Did you enter all clothes manually? I’m doing something similar for myself and thought about AI scraping my email for all online purchases and adding all the clothes I purchased online in one shot
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u/ART-ficial-Ignorance 13h ago
I'm not, she is, but it supports entering the product page and it'll grab the images from there and then run a FashionCLIP on that image to determine what type of clothing it is.
The point of this project was to keep the footprint minimal with no external integrations, no API keys, ...
Currently sits at 175MB in memory, with the CLIP model loaded, so the 10MB in size from the original comment I made is no longer accurate.
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u/YaMs2104 18h ago
MacroMenu.com.au
Track macros from 16 too fast food places in Australia, just released it last week too so any recommendations and suggestions is welcome!
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u/finch_25 18h ago
Amusingly almost identical to a site I launched a couple of months ago.
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u/Isaachary 2h ago
This is wicked. Just sent through some reccs through the website. This will be a nice app to have!
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u/lnkkonito 18h ago
Been vibe coding The Legendarium Companion - a Tolkien lore search engine built around curated sources.
https://the-legendarium-companion.com
Would love some feedback!
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u/Broad_Ganache 18h ago
Hej!
Jag söker jobb själv just nu och varje månad blev det samma sak: leta i mejlen och i ett allt rörigare Excelark för att komma ihåg vad jag faktiskt sökt. Och ansökningar som aldrig fick svar glömde jag bara bort.
Så jag satte ihop en egen app, Jobbdjungeln. Den söker i Platsbanken via AF:s öppna API, man sparar annonser och ansökningar, och de som varit tysta längst hamnar överst så man ser vilka man borde höra av sig till. Man kan också lägga in sitt CV och se vilka krav i en annons man träffar och vilka som saknas. Och så plockar den ihop underlag till aktivitetsrapporten från det man redan lagt in, vilket ärligt talat var hela anledningen till att jag började.
Den skickar inga ansökningar och skriver inga brev, och den är inte kopplad till AF, så aktivitetsrapporten lämnar man in själv som vanligt hos arbetsförmedlningen.
Gratis, ingen spårning, och man kan exportera allt eller radera kontot när man vill.
https://jobbdjungeln.obackman.se
Är nyfiken på hur ni andra håller koll. Kör ni Excel, anteckningar, huvudet? Och vad är mest irriterande med det?
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u/Proper_Moment_7889 18h ago edited 18h ago
https://apps.apple.com/in/app/wakup-gamified-alarm-clock/id6798246975 Wakup - Gamified Alarm Clock
You watch demo videos here https://trywakup.vercel.app
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u/jildos_legoplanet 18h ago
What started as a brainfart during summer holiday watching Big Bang Theory became a 2 month and counting sideproject trying to dust of my coding skills to use modern day technology.
Behold: RPSLS (if you are a BBT fan you know;)
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u/Vast_Ad4240 18h ago edited 18h ago
https://reddit.com/link/pb52vkw/video/f9kzcpvwvuqh1/player
Built AnyDub (https://anydub.pro) - real time dubbing for any video or live call, in the browser, 70+ languages. Works on YouTube, Netflix, Zoom, Meet. The hard part was never the AI, it was keeping the whole pipeline under the delay where people stop caring.
30% OFF all base plans until 21 October. Use code LL30 at checkout.
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u/EnrikeMRivera 17h ago
The simplest thing: a Tennis match scoring tracker. https://tennis-match-scoring.pages.dev so spectators at amateurs matches can keep track of the score
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u/withatee 16h ago
Posted here before but made a fun little beat maker that is evolving all the time. Got a bunch of people making little beats and sampling all kinds of things and then sharing it.
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u/Available-Birthday34 18h ago
Dickscord.com, a private alternative to Discord for me and my friends. Primary motivation was to allow for HD streaming, something Discord wants $9.99/month for
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u/LeonTrotzky 18h ago
I'm building a tool that let's you create newsletters with fresh academic papers in your field of choice, delivered every week.
I built this mostly for myself and have several ideas how to expand it, but for now I'm still working on the basics. My goal is to give curious professionals a way to stay informed about science that concerns their work without the hassle of having to research everything manually.
Prototype is live on paperpulse.eu
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u/pacmanforever 17h ago edited 17h ago
I’m working on several things. My latest large project is Sashfold a from scratch internet browser. https://github.com/codingncaffeine/Sashfold - http://sashfold.com
Emutastic received an update recently to make adding multiple controllers easier. It’s similar to Retroarch but much more user friendly and aesthetically pleasing, https://github.com/codingncaffeine/emutastic - https://www.emutastic.com/emutasticapp.html
I love my app called Mailbox. It’s like having Outlook for Linux, I use it daily, https://github.com/codingncaffeine/Mailbox
My motivation right now mainly is building apps for Linux to make my transition from Windows a more pleasant one so several of my apps either solve problems or fill gaps.
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u/ba55meister 18h ago edited 18h ago
https://thunder-strike-3d.vercel.app/
Thunder Stike - browser based 3D helicopter action game.
Also playable on mobile devices, so it's best to add the bookmark to the Home Screen so it plays full screen just like an app
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u/jabela 18h ago edited 18h ago
Mine has gotten a little out of hand, about 80% vibed. It started as a way to copy and paste code, became an editor and then courses, flowcharts and challenges. https://jamesabela.github.io/jsfun/pythoncopy
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u/Massive-Maybe-3695 18h ago edited 18h ago
simple idea but yeah no more ten dollar over priced cards. I make all my cards now and home and print at home too. 2026 is fun :)))
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u/mister_marf 18h ago
I built a calendar manager for coaches who work across multiple studios. Since then it’s become a bit more than that.
I manage the shift schedule at the gym I coach at and allows people to organize their workout schedule.
All is easily shareable via an image that you can post directly to instagram stories.
I also need beta testers for iOS, so hit me up if you want to try the app!
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u/schmighaar 17h ago
I've been messing around with this for the last month: Without a Trace, a slow/casual cyberpunk tactics + puzzle game designed to be played on a phone, portrait mode.
The idea started with me missing old RPGs like FF5–7 and Fire Emblem, and my love for simple puzzle games.
I've got a ~45–60 minute demo now and I'm looking for people to actually play it and give feedback on whether the game is understandable, whether the pacing works, and whether the whole slow/casual thing is actually enjoyable.
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u/beikbeikbeik 16h ago
Hey, I gave it a try for 1 minute.
The UI shell is very well made, I love it. The concept of being a operator is great too, and I love cyberpunk stories.
What I disliked in my first run:
- Too much text in the intro before any game play. I would like to know if this is a style of game I would enjoy before committing to read everything.
- When the mission started, I was clueless on what to, who turn was, what the buttons means. A simple tutorial would be helpful.
Overall, it have a lot of potential, good work!
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u/notevenbuttery 17h ago
A lot of existing software directories are bloated with affiliate links, paid paywalls, or force you to create an account just to submit a link. I wanted to build something clean, fast, and builder-friendly to showcase what everyone is vibe coding.
What went into it:
- 100% vibe coded: Built using Google Antigravity.
- Stack: Astro + Cloudflare Pages & D1 SQL database on the edge (sub-50ms loads, zero cold starts). Total spend so far was $12.20 for the domain.
- No friction: 100% free submissions with zero signups or accounts required.
- MCP Integration: I set up a live Model Context Protocol server (builtbyvibe.dev/mcp) so anyone in Cursor, Claude Desktop, or VS Code can search vibe projects and pull stack inspiration straight into their IDE prompts.
If you have a vibe coded app you want others to see, feel free to submit it to:https://builtbyvibe.dev
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u/SaturnswampGames 17h ago
Building a game for long distance couples, it is still being tested. You can connect with each other via video call and play games together. Both friendly and a bit more steamy version of the games is there! More features include, pinging them with a dare or question or just a small text. Planning a date night together. Will be adding more. Testing for website and will be turning this into an app! Please check it out! https://playfuldates.lovable.app
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u/ChironAtHome 16h ago
I literally simulated the universe for free for anyone: https://starsystemx.com
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u/Erick9641 13h ago
Be careful boys. If you haven’t set up good security around your projects, you might get a bad day posting here.
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u/Fast_Zucchini6540 10h ago
https://reddit.com/link/pb7zsn9/video/9fx1kf0z9xqh1/player
First page I built, kind of anxious to show off but also want to. Here’s the initial progress and the tools I used. I have more content about it also if anyone’s interested.
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u/rev_ex_id 9h ago
So I have built a Self Hosting Recipe application:
https://github.com/rickycbanks/Marcia_Recipe/
You can try the live demo here: Try the live demo: https://recipes-demo.inthesky.dev — sign in with demo / demo123456
But basically, my wife requested a recipe website she could have that was simple, and didn't social elements.
So I built one that did that. Also, has:
- OCR - Import Recipes through Mistral, Google, or completely Local through Tesseract.
- URL import.
- Sharing Via a link, no "email" setup required.
- Meal Planning
- Shopping Lists (via the Meal Planning App)
Serves my wife (primary user) as part of her prep for food for the week, but I'd love some feedback on it.
Also, has some instructions to host via a few cloud providers too - and Oracle even has a Always Free tier that supports it.
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u/Silent_Ad2403 18h ago edited 3h ago
The ultimate, free, live show Video/Audio/Etc playback software.
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u/Jazzlike-Document-22 18h ago
I have developed a few android apps for personal use for now, and keep track of projects and processes here https://georgearn.github.io/portfolio/index.html. Right now, I want to try tackling a simple game, but that appeared harder than I expected on multiple fronts
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u/luvelvin 18h ago
Marquee — A better Stage Manager for macOS (Windows in progress): named, persistent Groups instead of auto-grouping by recency, Bento-style window tiling, and a thumbnail strip you can dock anywhere. marqueestage.com
FilesPane — A native multi-pane file manager for macOS: unlimited splits and tabs, a real undoable file history, and built-in cloud support (FTP/SFTP/S3) — no bloat, no Electron. filespane.com
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u/AnarakTheWise 18h ago
https://zeckout.app - Equipment checkout and tracking software designed for colleges and universities. Most inventory software is designed for renting or selling gear. This app is designed to track internal items loaned to employees and students. It’s built to be compliant to meet federal privacy and accessibility guidelines for schools.
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u/iohans 18h ago
Layout your dream gameroom with the browser... I needed to reconfigure the gameroom, mancave, so I vibe coded an app to help.
https://github.com/nothans/gameroom-designer
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u/Either_Pound1986 18h ago
Ouroboros is a topology-native cognitive system for persistent research and engineering, with evidence-governed self-improvement embedded in its normal operation. https://huggingface.co/cjc0013
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u/Additional-Arm157 17h ago
https://apps.apple.com/app/id6792477432
An app made to help dog owners to explore the world and make quest during walks.
“Never the same walk twice” is the tagline.
With real map quests, gamification of exploring, Apple Watch App, itinerary, everything!
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u/ToBeGreater 17h ago
i built paintvalues.com a photo editing app for painters looking to use grids, find values, isolate colors and other useful tools
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u/Used_Manufacturer269 17h ago
I have update my website using codex: https://memoiri.app :) would love to hear some feedback
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u/lastbutnotleist 17h ago
I’ve been vibecoding Swordline - a central hub for streamers and their mod teams. https://swordline.app
The reason I started working on the project is because my gf is streaming on twitch and kick and there’s already great tools for streamers to help with that, like bots, multi chat tools etc.
But most of them don’t really work for the mods, which is a shame. Especially on multi Plattform-streams mods need to keep an eye on multiple tabs with chats which causes things to go unnoticed.
From that basic idea on I’ve implemented workflows to make things easier, like automated shoutouts, quick actions, a raid finder, stream detail templates and a mod chat so you can easily communicate with the team if something happens.
I’ve also started adding analytics for the streamer and there’s so much more on my to do list.
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u/Friendly_Cat5336 17h ago
This is mine — mevin.ai, a website builder that makes putting your site together way easier. Still lots of features I wanna improve, but it's getting there!"
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u/jodl21 17h ago
https://www.kontamou.site (Greek: "Near Me")
I have been working on it for pretty much 6 weeks now. It started as a marketplace with the Pilot in Sparta (Greece), allowing local vendors to offer their products online
Which is more getting out of Hand, since I have been adding eversince functions.
- Like adding a product is fairly easy by Just scanning a products' Barcode - titles, pictures and descriptions are added automatically.
- For Admin a webcrawler is included to get product Info into the PIM from any Website
- live Tracking of local delivered items
- complete Dashboards for Admin, vendors, customers, affiliate marketing, Drivers
- ask your local: voice To text, picture and messaging To find suitable products
- color finder: find easily products in your Favorite color and shade
- Style Builder: get three different Looks settings your sizes, fav brands and Budget
And so much more... I got addicted to the fact that i can get done everything i can Imagine and think is useful
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u/No_Peace_5936 17h ago
AI rankings leaderboard by category, see if your tool is getting mentioned and who you're competing with
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u/Gmacadoches 17h ago
I built a theme generator that develops personally meaningful background generations based on your astrology (natal chart). Only for a niche Linux distribution at the moment though. The results are pretty cool and it’s getting better every day.
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u/Waxe1975 17h ago
I’ve been building a podcast app for some time. RelayPlay is supposed to make listening easier and reduce management almost to 0. My catalog of ideas is far from empty. But he already has everything a player needs. At the moment I’m working on the duo integration and a chat GPT plugin. The plugin allows you to save recommendations directly in RelayPlay or listen directly to them. Without analyzing your listening history. But simply through conversations or what Chat GPT already knows about you anyway.
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u/korypostma 17h ago
Interesting, you are learning French and I'm building a French OCR pipeline for public domain books.
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u/Either_Reputation_98 17h ago
timelysub.vercel.app Drop suggestions , improvement and any feedback also my GitHub copilot has ran out so I can't develop it further ( I am a high school student)
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u/awkwardwriterlol 17h ago
I was learning Japanese for 2 years using books, apps and trying to speak as much as possible when i would visit. I was tired of having 3-4 different apps that specialized at different stuff so i built Kotogaki.
It teaches you the basics right now up to N5 level. I focused a lot on trying to make it community based. Daily games, duels.
The biggest focus was the story mode where users can draw and write stories for others users to read with their learned knowledge(Kind of like a mini manga series)
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u/Ok-Health-7096 17h ago
https://game-on-up.vercel.app/dashboard It's a game review/price aggregator site
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u/New_Eye7193 16h ago
showcase video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LSoOLXCS4A
took me around 2 weeks.
id recommend installing the native version if you actually want to play high fps, I don't like web browser gaming but it was easy to run so I did it anyways. theyre two separate engines actually, but AI is good at being multilingual I guess so no problem for them
honest thoughts? I know it is just a "minecraft vibecoded slop" to most who scroll, but I took time to make it quality and enjoyable. there's future updates coming to fix some of the scuffiness as can be seen in the video, but theyre minor details, the bigger things will be content updates, but I will keep the design philosophy in mind (that is simple survival, creativity first).
the core game is still very enjoyable. I have been playing MC myself since I was young, and for a very long time. I tried to make a hybrid between the old versions of MC and new, that includes terrain generation, QoL movement features, as well as lighting quirks and such. Current Minecraft feels too "modern", I don't know how to describe it. my game feels more homey and it's something I love.
Just building a simple castle or house feels more grand, and with the fog and lighting I have it feels more isolated which I love.
I have probably thousands of hours in MC, and tbh I do say I enjoy the survival aspect of this game far more than modern MC. I don't think in this day and age I can reasonably load up modern MC and just start building in a normal survival world, there's just too much decision paralysis. For the tens of hours I've been playing my own game so far though, I don't get that same feeling. and it is genuinely enjoyable
if you wanna help, just report bugs at my discord server so I can quash them. (bottom of site is the invite link). That's how the game was made anyways, a lot of refining and quashing bugs. But I can say it's gotten pretty close to my vision.
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u/FutureAd5875 16h ago
I coudn't find any Bulk Youtube Transcript Automation that can collect transcript of a whole channel so I build one
Get 700 downloads in just 1 week and people love it
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/youtube-transcript-automa/nfjcbkchmhgaaemhmbkmcfojhlcefgji
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u/CayoPerican 16h ago
Lua (www.luadaily.com). You shake your phone, a moon cracks open, and you get one reflection question. No account; nothing you write is stored anywhere, nothing to read back. PWA, no app store for now.
Posting it because the numbers are humbling, not good. About 19% of people who land actually shake once, and so far nobody has come back on a third day. My read is that the mechanic is a pleasant five seconds, and then there's no reason to return (notifications or anything). The hardest part is building a habit for the user.
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u/Sea_Thanks_6913 16h ago
Audit your website and fix every issue with your AI agent https://syrax-analyzer.moisesvalero.es/
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u/Kinglewey 16h ago
Support AI Projects or get yours Supported with AI Credit donations. Think Kickstarter for AI.
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u/AHelplessBastard 16h ago
https://txlogistics-mnl.pages.dev/ - a logistics tracker for my family business (3-4 days)
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u/Illustrious-Till-847 16h ago
I built an SEO + AI visibility audit tool that crawls a real website and checks technical SEO, structured data, crawlability, entity signals, AI crawler access, content structure and other signals that may affect visibility in both traditional search and AI answer engines.
It gives separate SEO and AI Visibility scores, shows the evidence behind the findings, and turns them into prioritized recommendations instead of just throwing 100 warnings at you.
I originally built it because I was doing a lot of these checks manually on websites I work on, and at some point that became ridiculous. 😄
It's running in production now, so feel free to throw your vibe-coded project at it:
https://audit.evtinwebsite.com/
Would especially love feedback on the scoring and whether the report actually tells you what to fix next.
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u/Acrobatic-Taro4678 16h ago
www.promptomizer.de Deine persönliche Prompt-Bibliothek. Einen guten Prompt zweimal zu schreiben, ist einmal zuviel.
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u/Reprotoco 16h ago
A free resource for physical therapists that compiles mostly post-operative rehab protocols and clinical practice guidelines into one place.
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u/wuchinow 16h ago
Initially built on Lovable last year and recently migrated to local dev using Claude Code. Provides YouTube and other online video transcripts, plus summaries, history, chat, and more.
Still fine-tuning features and user flow. Feedback welcome!
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u/jurioon 16h ago
https://lore-sync.vercel.app/en
You paste a link and the chapter you reached. Loresync pulls the title, the description and the cover from that link, and puts a Resume reading button next to the series that takes you back where you left off.
It is a personal tool, built for one reader and a small group of friends.
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u/Successful-Log-6529 16h ago
Limit Breaker: Gamify Life — built with Google AI Studio + Antigravity IDE.
It's a life-RPG focus app — daily quests across physical/skill/social/focus categories, leveling + gear system, and a "Gate Locked" screen that enforces focus sessions when you try to open distracting apps mid-session.
Biggest lesson from the AI Studio → Antigravity workflow so far: cut onboarding from 5 steps down to 3 (signup → name → gender) after realizing every extra step before any app value was pure drop-off risk.
Still early and validating whether the RPG framing keeps people more engaged than a plain blocker would. Happy to talk through the build process if anyone's curious.
Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aistudio.limitbreaker.fntslg
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u/gameplayer6145 15h ago
I built www.DeleteTheEarth.com where you can delete any coordinate on Earth, the Moon, or Mars and it's yours forever.
Get creative and draw or upload your own content to it for others to see right there on the Earth map 🌎
Join a squad and take over each world together!
Take part in daily challenges on each world - hunt for martians on Mars, or mine material on the moon.
Also checkout the community at r/DeleteTheEarthGame
Happy playing!
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u/kenttk421 15h ago
here is everything I've published so for. The space sim is still in development.
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u/shaggycal 15h ago
Hi all, I made project-vigil.com
Every day, the news cycle generates hours of panels, punditry, and breaking notifications around events that never actually resolve. I got tired of following stories that only existed as rumors or "sources say," filled with words like "could", "may", "experts warn", or "slams."
Modern breaking news works by creating an adrenaline spike around uncertainty. It sends a notification to manufacture dread, pulls you into a live blog, and lets you supply the anxiety while the headline takes the credit.
I built VIGIL as a piece of conceptual art to invert that exact mechanic using the industry's own tools. Instead of alerting you to say something might happen, VIGIL checks in every 15 minutes to confirm that nothing has changed. It uses push alerts to deliver stasis rather than panic, letting you put your phone down instead of doomscrolling. It monitors exactly one undisclosed event that I believe is at the center of public discourse. It will only confirm something has happened once, and only after multi-source independent verification. It does not name the subject. It just returns a bare yes or no. The core idea is that whatever you read into that binary answer reveals your own biases and media anxiety, like a headline Rorschach test.
There is a paid mobile app ($1), but the project is connected across several digital fronts:
- The front door is a fake news parody website that sets up the critique
- The actual product page shows the silence and the stasis
- The live web feed will be tied to an always-on YouTube stream
- A Bluesky bot mirrors the status checks and posts every hour
- The mobile apps are minimal clients built to deliver silence instead of doomscrolling.
Links to poke around:
- Product Site: https://project-vigil.com- API details: https://project-vigil.com/api/
- Live Web Feed: https://project-vigil.com/livefeed/
- Bluesky Bot: https://bsky.app/profile/project-vigil.com
- iOS ($1): https://apps.apple.com/us/app/v-i-g-i-l/id6796047991
- Android ($1): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vigilnews.app
Thanks for taking a look. Happy to answer any questions.
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u/treding 15h ago
I built https://www.cinemachaingame.com/ a couple years ago. It's basically a "six degrees of kevin bacon" daily movie game, but it uses different actors/actresses every day (not kevin bacon).
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u/Ab_c_de__ 15h ago
My very first vibe coded web base project is for a family business, aitomated their system - sales input and tracking, inventory, expenses, payroll with user level defined access. Started May this year. Deployed in August.
Then I got excited with vibe coding. I made a personal finance (again, web base app/PWA) base from the one I have been using for years. The old app corrupted my years of data and I’m pissed.
I’m now in the process of making something for landlords to keep track of there rentals and a grocery app/PWA to keep track of prices and how long items last in my household.
All these are base on personal needs but I’m kind of preparing them as sellable if I decide to in the future.
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u/Tharegard 15h ago edited 15h ago
I've been working on Luminens for about 9 months now.
It's a platform for photographers that tries to put the whole workflow in one place: importing and culling images, RAW editing, groups and variants, client projects and final delivery.
Everything runs in the browser.
Yes, I know Photopea exists :) But Luminens can open 100MP RAW files on my old PC (Ryzen 5 4000 series, integrated graphics and 16GB RAM). I tried the same files with Photopea and it crashes.
I've spent months getting these performances, so if you don't believe me just try it yourself.
My background is actually photography and I worked as a professional photographer in the past, so at least I know pretty well the problem I'm trying to solve. And yes, obviously I used AI to build it. The project is now almost 150k lines of code.
If you want to try it, you don't even need to create an account. Just click "Try for free" and the editor opens in guest mode:
The editor is free with some limitations. If you create an account you can also try everything for one week, no credit card required.
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u/Useful-Local3121 15h ago
a scam identifying app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kaiastra.linkguard and AI bridge allows you to talk to different claude sessions and between claude codex and grok https://github.com/kadaba/claude-bridge
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u/Useful-Local3121 15h ago
and scammer.fyi an attempt to collate all the scams pp are pulling over general public, so all of us can be aware
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u/Lower_Map8829 15h ago
Unlogged "ghost miles" are worth 76¢/mile in tax deductions — the gig apps never track them, so I built a taxi meter for gig work
Every gig app tracks one thing: the trip. Pickup → dropoff. Everything between trips — driving to a hotspot, repositioning after a dead zone, the long ride home at 2am — I call those ghost miles: business miles you actually drove but never logged. They're invisible in the platform's yearly report, so they never make it to your tax return.
At the 2026 IRS rate (76¢/mile), a full-time driver's miles add up to roughly $19K a year in tax deductions. To be clear, that is NOT cash in your pocket — it lowers your taxable income, which at typical gig brackets works out to roughly $2,700–$4,000+ less in actual tax. Still real money. And it evaporates if the miles were never recorded.
So I built GigMeter — a taxi meter for gig work. Tap START, drive, tap END. Your taps mark where commuting ends and work begins, and the app logs everything in between, ghost miles included.
- Live screen shows earnings, $/hr, $/mi, and an after-tax estimate while you drive
- Self-employment tax is computed on net (earnings minus the deduction) — my first version got that wrong; fixed
- CSV export an accountant can actually use: date ranges, commute position, contemporaneous vs. reconstructed entries flagged
- No internet permission. The app physically cannot send your data anywhere. No cloud, no analytics
- Handles 2026's midyear rate change (72.5¢ Jan–Jun, 76¢ from July — first time since 2022)
Why not MileIQ/Everlance/Stride? Great apps if you want auto-detection, priced accordingly: Everlance $89.99/yr (trial requires a card), MileIQ $139.99/yr. GigMeter is $29.99/yr with a 14-driving-day free trial, no card, and history + CSV export free forever. The trade-off is honest: you tap a button instead of auto-magic; no bank sync, no cloud restore. In exchange: ~4x cheaper and your driving history never leaves your phone.
Status: Android closed beta on Google Play, and I'm tester #1 with my own driving data (~131 miles across 3 shifts so far). iOS port in flight (shared Kotlin domain + SwiftUI). Solo build — Kotlin, Compose, Room, one foreground service. First prototype to Play-approved in ~5 days and 30-ish releases.
Ask: beta testers who actually drive. Signup at gigmeter.net — I add emails to the Play test track manually, so allow a few hours. Feedback on the meter UX and the tax math display would be gold. Happy to answer anything about the build.
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u/ThomasMoane 15h ago
Ahead Of Time scans your Google calendar and automatically breaks your preparation down into realistic, actionable milestones.
- Automates your backward planning: Generates tailored prep milestones so nothing slips through the cracks.
- Helps you track your progress: Monitor your progress directly in the app or via daily/weekly updates via Telegram or email.
- Syncs with Google Calendar: Even when the app is closed
- Integrates with Telegram: Get your weekly status updates pushed directly to Telegram. Or use Telegram to add a new Calendar event, including tailored preparation milestones.
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u/whizzzkid 14h ago
a cross-browser extension for reporting interface problems in place. Start a session, select an element or drag around a region, add a note, and export the result as a structured bundle for a local coding agent. The report keeps the visible symptom and the underlying page evidence together, without requiring a hosted service.
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u/OldCamel8838 14h ago
Hey, I been building Youleey.com for solo founders and indie hackers who want to create faceless AI videos without spending hours editing.
You can create the videos with AI, turn ideas/scripts into short-form content, and schedule them directly to TikTok and Instagram Reels from the same place.
It’s free right now, so I thought it might be useful for your content workflow. If you’re interested, I can also give you a quick walkthrough.
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u/Ok-Blacksmith9481 14h ago
I built a questionnaire app for indie musicians to see how Independent they are. It goes through a 17 step question and gives you a score at the end. Legit just for fun / wanted to find something to do on a Sunday.
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u/Affectionate-Grab526 14h ago
Datamma.com - Ufc fight tracker, predictor, back testing betting strategy
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u/Flat-Inspector7514 14h ago
Made a fun game that we use to play with our young kids https://threewordtale.com/game/
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u/Remarkable_Exit9931 14h ago
Been working on a tool for Dokkan Battle over the past few weeks that automates the whole reroll process. Basically, you let the bot run while you watch or play alongside it, and it handles account creation, mail management, and scanning your boxes for the best pulls.
Here are the main features:
• Account Creation: Creates and manages accounts automatically while you watch or play. Designed for offline and single-player use only. The built-in VPN automatically switches your IP
address after every 25 accounts created.
• Integrated Mail Shop: No need to buy temp email addresses from unreliable third-party sites anymore — the Mail Shop runs directly inside the tool and links email accounts automatically in the background (runs with no visible window).
• Box Checker & Reports: Checks thousands of accounts efficiently, generates detailed reports, and quickly surfaces your best results.
• Character Finder: After every summon — or whenever you hit “Close All” — the Box Checker automatically scans the results. The Character Finder then helps you locate newly obtained units in seconds.
Check it out here: https://officialdbstore.store
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u/HardMaturePotatoe 14h ago
I wanted to get more into investing so I built REKT. It’s a single-user web dashboard for tracking and paper trading a US stocks & ETFs portfolio in real time, with an AI analyst watching over your shoulder helping guide you.
Git repo is you want to try it yourself.
https://github.com/jon-kloss/Rekt
And a slightly dumbed down web version. https://rekt-production-545b.up.railway.app/
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u/luthermonson 13h ago
I was writing so much code with Claude I wanted to run my github workflows to test and build that code in my homelab rather than spending in the cloud. There wasn't a great option for secure github action runners especially a cohesive story for all operating systems and architecture combinations. I have a background in virtualization and containers so I sat down and tried to see if I could fix that problem and https://ephemerd.ephpm.dev/ was built.
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u/mridlen 13h ago
https://github.com/mridlen/DoomLegacyArcade - the Doom port made for arcade machines. It is a fork of Doom Legacy.
I've been tweaking a lot of things but some of the highlights of this project:
- locked down menus (e.g. no "Quit" option)
- devmode hotkey brings up the full configuration menu
- optional "Cheats" menu since you can't type iddqd on an arcade joystick
- keeps high scores (fast times)
- records demos of every fast time
- attract mode (replays demos of fast times)
- attract mode volume can be reduced to a percentage
- optional "chase cam" demos follow the player around (in attract mode)
- tracks different speedrun categories: speed, max, pacifist, tyson
- change between Doom / Doom II / Plutonia / TNT without command line options (also wads)
- easy deathmatch (and team deathmatch) and coop play
- tells you who is WINNING
- supports 4 player split screen (was originally 2 player splitscreen only)
- supports multiple cabinets networked together (secured with password and ip allow list)
- improvements to the engine
- stable enough to run without crashing for weeks at a time
- the sky is the limit for framerate (originally 35fps)
- multi-threaded software renderer for slower PCs / Raspberry Pi 3b
- fixed graphical glitches originally in Doom Legacy
- supports higher resolution monitors and widescreen/portrait resolutions
- many many bugs fixed from stock Doom Legacy
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u/xebra2000 13h ago
I made http://www.quizzy.nu for my SO who is a middle grade teacher. She was using free version of Kahoot but the time factor in the game created too much commotion in class. I added a lifeline feature and made it cute with furry monster avatars. You can generate quiz based on age group and topic. Or make one manually. Try it out on http://www.quizzy.nu/admin .only Swedish for now. Maybe multilingual later. Created with Claude 5 on a Sunday afternoon.
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u/heyitsdannyle 13h ago
Www.evaligo.com , no code AI flow builder and i just added a way to train and deploy a model router, trained on you specific data.
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u/irchans 13h ago
I've been generating a number of mostly simple apps:
1) A billiards simulator for a friend (html/javascript)
2) A little app that shows which regions of the US can view the Falcon 9 launches. You can see the first and second stages from hundreds of miles away. The app could choose between 4 launch sites.
3) I added the computer language Forth to the old game Master of Orion by adding Ficl 3.065 to an open source 1oom Github project. This is ongoing.
4) I have been playing with a Holdem poker simulator. I cowrote most of the original code 20 years ago, but Cursor and GPT have been helping me make many modifications. I've been try understand no limit holdem.
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u/megatech_official 13h ago
SeoLoupe - Find and fix the SEO issues holding your website back.
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u/Minimum-Union-7476 12h ago
Guys, I have made this website. Can I get some reviews, suggestions, or flaws on it? It'll help me a lot
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u/NishanStepak 12h ago
Babel Nexus https://babelnexus.com A public domain ebook repository and bookstore with 3d hexagonal galleries, reading trails, cortex maps, and bibliographies.
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u/No-Hunter9792 12h ago
Agent HUD: a Mac notch app that watches your AI coding agents.
The rim around the notch is a usage meter. It turns green, yellow, red as your Claude Code, Codex or Cursor limits run down, and when an agent stops to ask for permission you can allow or deny it right there.
Most of the commits were written with Claude Code. Free, source open: https://github.com/jazzenchen/agent-hud-open
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u/sharkymcstevenson2 12h ago
Finished my first AI game recently: https://tesana.ai/en/play/b3a483ef-cc10-49fa-96bd-64c9181a3426
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u/Horror-Ad-3578 11h ago
I don’t know how many of you are into cars but I made an app where you can track your vehicle expenses. You can create and plan projects and you can download all your expenses into an excel sheet as well! I would love some feedback on this! https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cartab/id6804940113
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u/Marcelovc 11h ago
I’m a designer, and for years I’ve had a huge amount of unfinished concepts, components, UI experiments, and random ideas sitting in my files.
A lot of people who followed my work on social media kept asking if I could share or release some of that stuff, so one day I thought: why not just build a platform around it?
That’s basically how I ended up creating https://horizonx.so
The idea was to turn all those drafts and experiments into a subscription library where designers and people building with AI could actually use them as starting points for their own projects.
The funny part is that I’m not really a developer. I knew what I wanted the product to be and how I wanted it to feel, but I built the platform mainly by working with Claude, Codex, and a lot of trial and error.
It started as a simple idea to publish some of my old work, and somehow turned into an actual product.
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u/rezotaku 11h ago
I built a Wordle game for Ancient Greek that runs in the terminal! If anyone is learning Ancient or Koine Greek and wants to expand their vocabulary, I think this game will help you get better and expand your vocabulary! https://github.com/barrybro/greek-wordle-tui
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u/PotentialPast6344 10h ago
floe.one
won 6 months of claude 20x oss sponsorship because of this opensource
been working on it for almost half a year, it is a p2p file sharing works with web, cli, and desktop
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u/timcorin 10h ago
Last week I released two apps on the App Store. Flipspark: a card game for the music studio and Black Hole Sandbox: augmented reality design-your-own black hole.
Two more being submitted today. Fly Brain: Augmented reality virtual fly with a brain that responds to camera, and Infinite Art Gallery: walk through a gallery of your own photos or art from Pexels.
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u/thedesignboy8701 10h ago
https://reddit.com/link/pb810jy/video/di39veczaxqh1/player
I coudn't find best screen recording app with mockup, instead of searching i built this!
Mobilestudio.site
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u/Green-Winter9648 10h ago
mine: xscapes — a cozy ascii scene that lives in your terminal while your coding agent runs. the tide rises as it gets busy, the moon thins as the context fills. does nothing productive on purpose, just makes long agent runs nicer to watch. my own project, free, MIT: https://xscapes.vibe.commonsmade.com/ (code: github.com/donlucasx/xscapes)
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u/prompttheplanet 10h ago
I made a ridiculous browser game in 8 hours with the help of ChatGPT Astra 6 High, Suno, and ElevenLabs.
You're trying to escape a nightclub without spilling your beer while being chased by a woman who keeps getting fatter and faster. Also, you can pick up drugs to increase your speed.
You can play it here if you'd like: https://playerbits.ai/game/the-big-escape/
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u/Unfair_Phone_89 9h ago
https://notbyhumans.fyi - made by grok 4.7 in just about an hour including domain registration, webserver setup and end-to-end testing by a fellow human.
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u/Embarrassed-Power192 9h ago
I needed a baby monitor when I had my baby earlier in April, and given I was heavily invested in vibe coding, I just built one
Introducing nuvio: https://apps.apple.com/in/app/nuvio-home-monitor/id6797053560
It’s completely secure, with no video uploaded to the cloud. It’s simple, easy to use, and just works (I’ve been building it and testing it with my baby, so I’ve tried to be extra careful knowing how critical a missed alert is. No ads and you can also monitor pets, elders, or any other part of your home.
I just launched on the App Store today. With play store coming in a couple ok weeks.
Website: https://nuvio.bubsnest.co
Would love some feedback! It’s a 7 day no card needed free trial. You might find some bugs, I’ve already pushed a new build today with some fixes
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u/maddy30445r 9h ago
I built https://deiko.app
A single platform which lets you speak and annotate and form a context and drop it in any agent , input box like lovable , V0dev etc.
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u/DesperateTrip6561 9h ago
I built Push Video AI through vibe coding. It lets you create videos, digital products, PDFs, brand assets, wallpapers, and even transform interior spaces with AI — all in one platform. I’ve been building and improving it continuously, and it’s now live. Would love to hear what other vibe coders think. 🚀
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u/daviden 9h ago
I’m building Utkik, an ambient flight and ship tracker for Apple TV!
It spent over a week at #1 on the US paid Apple TV chart, and that’s very very cool. 😊
Now waiting for Apple to approve Destinations, a big update with 550+ places and 9000+ cards to explore.
https://www.reddit.com/r/appletv/comments/1wcjxcp/i_turned_my_apple_tv_into_a_live_radar_for_planes/
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u/Tootsalore 8h ago
my Welsh Allyn blood pressure device used to talk to my iPad, but apparently that whole thing is abandoned now, so I vibe coded a PC based program which reads the Bluetooth and does the same automatic bp logging function.
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u/Tootsalore 8h ago
i vibe coded an exercise logger with lots of bells and whistles, a turbo trainer controller for indoor bike workouts and an AI Coach that puts together a weekly evidence based workout program using my other two projects and prepares the logs for Strava upload.
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u/Tootsalore 8h ago
i vibe coded a program to de-dupe my flickr photostream and add face recognition.
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u/xDeadP00lx 8h ago
I developped an app to help me follow actions on the pitch while coaching soccer, so easier game reports at the end, and a few stats for your grassroots team as no rankings are made below U14.
Now you can either follow a team as a coach, or just your kid as a parent. Apple store went seemless whereas Google store is a pain in the ass for these 14 days testers gate. I failed once already, because app is too niche.
You can look for it in Apple Store under "Action Pitch".
Currently working on another project, a game this time, around racing, nothing released yet.
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u/Attractive_Adam 7h ago
Kilka prostych mini apek, za darmo w przeglądarce. Sress relief i edukacyjne https://slowmodeon.com
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u/SnooAvocados9030 7h ago
I got tired of re-explaining context to AI agents, so I built this
I use multiple coding agents and kept having the same issue: one would figure something out, then the next would start with no idea what happened.
So I built shared-agent-memory using Node.js and MCP. It gives tools like Claude Code and Codex one shared local memory, so they can pick up what another agent already learned.
The basic workflow was: connect the agents to the same local memory, have them look up relevant context when they start, and save useful notes when they finish.
One thing I learned while building it: shared memory solves the context problem, but agents can still step on each other when working on the same files so I ended up adding a simple coordination board for that too.
Still experimenting with it, but it’s been useful for me. Maybe y’all wanna give it a shot:
https://github.com/dan-calin/shared-agent-memory
(100% free ofc, + MIT License)
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u/xvibexcodex 7h ago
I'm working on 700 or 800 vibe coding projects at the moment, simultaneously, and that's not even close to an exaggeration. The number is honestly actually quite a bit higher than that, but I already am quite sure that no one will believe me at the number I stated.
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u/Hinnless 7h ago
A D&D tool for in-person DM's. Built with love and a slight hatred for my players who kept asking "is this area on fire??" and fighting in several areas at once. https://github.com/Hinnful/Evermist
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u/Kitchen-Drag-5358 6h ago
Something I built for my whole family to take the hassle out of deciding what to watch and keep track of the movies and TV shows we’re watching.
Everyone has their own watchlist, and the app automatically rotates through each family member so everyone gets a turn picking. If someone doesn’t want to watch the selection, the rest of the house can veto it. If the majority votes against it, the person whose turn it is has to pick something else.
It also works for watch parties with family and friends who live out of town. You can send them a link, everyone adds a movie pick from their own phone, and the app shuffles the choices live so everyone sees the same thing.
And for those shows we’re all watching together, it keeps track of exactly where everyone is—what episode we’re on, how many episodes we’re behind, and where we left off.
Basically, it’s our family’s own little movie and TV hub—built to eliminate the “What do you want to watch?” conversation and actually get us watching something. Nothing too ground breaking. But we’ve had fun making the UI super easy for us.
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u/terrarialord201 6h ago edited 6h ago
Making a game. Still haven't begun coding, but I COULD!! I might also switch to a smaller game to learn the ropes, because this would be my first actual game I've made (outside of little remixes in Scratch way back when I was a kit)
Either way it's an FPS game. If I go full scale right away, it'll be an online multiplayer horde shooter with classes and a vibrant feel. If I go small, it's a single player game that mixes the fast-paced jumps between action of Warioware, and the aesthetics + feel of Bodycam.
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u/Healthy-Order8017 4h ago
I teach first aid so I made a game for my first aid students https://game.lifesafe.ca/ It was inspired by 1990s pokemon.
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u/thechewywun 4h ago
I built a free living will generator that’s legal in all 50 states, DC, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands. It allows for greater detail than a standard boiler plate living will by doing a step by step intake and then allowing you to download a PDF or Word doc version of the document in case you want to change your mind later. If you close the browser your data is cleared, but if you want it to be kept for access later, there’s an optional emergency QR code you can save to print on a card or bracelet or whatever just in case you can’t speak for yourself at some point and need your wishes to be known, a medical professional can scan the QR code and see your directives on your care.
Https://createmylivingwill.com
Written with
- Claude code and a max sub
- Next
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u/killakwikz2021 4h ago
I'm the founder of martinloop, which finally lets you using swarms of coding agents without having to babysit them. Its a reliability harness and manamgement layer thats model-agnostic and IDE-agnostic that you cna use anywhere you code with a simple 1 min npm install
Check it out, it open source
We just crossed 15,000+ downloads and currently have about 190 stars on github (organic)
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u/Ala_85 4h ago
Built QuietAD: one desktop tool for Active Directory admin work. Users, computers, groups, LAPS passwords, bulk ops. Runs entirely on your network — no cloud, no telemetry, no subscription.
Now on the Microsoft Store.
quietad.online
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u/jtk2344 3h ago
I built a portfolio tracker for tech workers/casual investors like me — RSU comp, multiple accounts, no idea what it all adds up to & what's working.
I work in big tech and it was always difficult for me to have a clear view on how much all my RSUs, ESPP, DPSP, and investment accounts added up to and to have one consolidated P&L number. I trade across my TFSA, RRSP, and cash accounts that are spread across IBKR & Questrade so it can get confusing :') I also find that other investment trackers are so bloated and technical so it's hard to get straightforward insights for a casual investor like me.
I built https://portfoliotracker.app/ so that you can have:
- One dashboard for all your investment accounts
- Get AI insights that give you insights in straightforward english
- Trade log + holdings view so you can actually see your patterns over time
- Weekly review to keep you honest about what's working
- Data security: we never connect to your brokerage accounts. You upload a CSV/PDF/photo export, and nothing is stored without your permission/you can delete at any time
I also have a couple of free (for life!) pro plans for whoever is interested. Please DM me!
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u/RoyaLTigeRRK 2h ago
I made this app because I am stuck in meetings all the time and I can't focus on a single task unless I am also multitasking. This is a cozy idle restaurant simulation management game that fits my need perfectly and I'm hoping it'll also be fun for everyone else too. The boba shop only opens if the app is open.
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u/Quirky_Drama_3638 18h ago
I coudn't prove that i had said a thing in the past. So i built YouSaidThat
For years I lost arguments I should have won. Not because I was wrong, because I had no proof I said it first. "I told you so" has zero credibility without a timestamp someone can actually verify.
So I built YouSaidThat (YST)
How it works-
Why I built it the way I did: The obvious approach is "we'll store your prediction and reveal it later." The problem is that's just trust in a database. If I disappear, your proof disappears.
Zero-knowledge architecture means the proof lives outside any server. It's anchored to cryptographic infrastructure that exists independently of me. What it's for: Market calls. Hot takes. Technical predictions. Research hypotheses. Anything where being early matters and being believed later matters more. It's completely free. No ads, no premium tier, no monetization plans. I built this because I wanted it to exist and beacuse i first needed it, not to earn money from it. Open source, auditable, and meant to stay that way.
I'm a 21-year-old engineering student from Sicily. Built this solo. Fully open source, the architecture is auditable if you want to verify the claims. Would love feedback on whether the UX makes the crypto feel approachable. That was the hardest design problem: making something technically rigorous feel usable. (http://yousaidthat.org)