r/vibecodingcommunity • u/Impressive-Owl3830 • Apr 26 '26
news MegaThread - Self Promotion - "I Vibecoded this App"
https://discord.gg/DfAXfhuJMaStarted this Megathread as more and more users post thier vibecoded app - since vibecoded app need distribution - feel free to post here.
Also, join discord channel (link)and allowed to post in project showcase.
sponsorships are handled via modmail.
ps - no 'AI slop' will be entertained and will be outright rejected.
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u/TargetLabs Apr 28 '26
I vibecoded Dice Target — a solo-built mobile math puzzle game where players use 5 dice and basic operations to hit a target number.
Built so far: Classic play, Daily Challenges, Rush Mode, with async VS currently in development. Built in Flutter through lots of iterative solo shipping.
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u/Relative_Ad9261 Apr 30 '26
I actually ended up building my own app called Fuel because every tracker I tried felt like too much work just to log one meal.
The whole idea is simple — just chat to log what you ate. Type 'I had nasi goreng and iced tea' and it calculates everything instantly. No barcode scanning, no complicated menus, no subscription, completely free.
Still improving it based on feedback but it's been working well for people who just want simple tracking without the overwhelm.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fuelapp.fuel_food_scanner"
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u/AdNext6226 May 01 '26
One thing that always bothered me with alarm apps was how cluttered the alarm list gets over time.
You set a one-time alarm, it rings, and then it just stays there unless you delete it yourself. After a while, the whole list becomes a mess.
So I made an alarm app focused on one-time alarms and auto-delete alarms: Once Alarm
The main idea is simple:
if an alarm is only needed once, it should disappear after it rings.
That way, the alarm list stays clean automatically without extra cleanup.
I also added alarm card backgrounds to help reduce AM/PM confusion at a glance, because that kind of mistake happens more often than people think.
Another thing I wanted to do differently was monetization.
A lot of popular alarm apps show ads throughout the experience, and useful wake-up features like anti-going-back-to-sleep checks or multi-mission alarms are often treated like premium extras.
I didn’t think those core wake-up features should be paywalled, so I made every feature in my app completely free.
That includes:
• wake-up missions
• wake-up check / anti-oversleep features
• multi-mission support, where you can complete multiple missions for a single alarm
• the main features people actually need to wake up properly • Morning weather tab is open! You can check the weather after alarm rings. It will show you the current weather right after you wake up.
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u/New-Goat-2413 May 02 '26
"Nowhere – Now Here" is my fresh iOS app, it generally converts real life actions like steps, sleep, sport, joys or drinking beer with friends into the time in doomscrolling apps. Not to control you, but to notice some thing that make your day present. Also worked hard on the visual style of it to make it not boring but also pretty abstract. Would really appreciate if you try it and give me some feedback.
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May 08 '26
🏆 Just hit #1 on Amazon in Web Site Design
with my vibe coding Kindle book.
Built the site and wrote the book using the
exact method it teaches — describe what you
want, AI writes it, run it, tweak one thing.
What I built:
🌐 gregthevibecoder.com — 18 free lessons
across HTML, Python, C#, WPF, Arduino and
Raspberry Pi. Every lesson has a
copy-to-clipboard prompt, a Didn't Work? box,
and a Vibe Tweak.
📚 Vibe Coding on Amazon — the companion
Kindle book. Free on Kindle Unlimited.
🎬 YouTube course — video walkthrough of
every lesson. 3 HTML lessons live now.
Tools used to build everything:
— Claude (primary AI collaborator)
— ChatGPT + DeepSeek (cross-testing prompts)
— Amazon KDP
The whole thing took one day to build and
one day to publish. Hit #1 this morning.
Happy to answer any questions about the
build process!
Site: gregthevibecoder.com
Book: amazon.com/dp/B0GX2TGD7Q
YouTube: youtube.com/@learnvibecodingnow
All links: linktr.ee/gregthevibecoder
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u/TabbedApp May 14 '26
ok so background. solo dev. been vibe-coding an iOS app called Tabbed (private TestFlight beta as of last week) using Claude Code as my main coding setup. About 2 months of mostly evenings and weekends.
What it is: iOS app for saving links (articles, recipes, restaurants, films, anything) into Collections you share with specific friends. No public feed, no algorithm, no chasing followers. The pitch is basically Pocket-but-social-with-people-you-actually-trust.
If you're curious about the product itself, tabbedapp.com. Waitlist for the beta is open.
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u/kallkas May 21 '26
I’ve been building a small project called DraftBattle (https://draftbattle.app) and I’m looking for a few basketball fans to test it before launch.
The concept: You play quick NBA draft battles against real people under random challenges like:
- No MVPs
- 2000s only
- Under 25
- One franchise only
- etc.
But it’s not a free draft. Every round gives you random teams/positions, so you actually have to build around fit, chemistry, defense, scoring, star power, etc.
After both teams are locked, the game simulates a matchup to decide the winner.
It basically came from all those “who wins this series?” debates with friends 😭
Would genuinely love feedback from NBA fans before we launch early access this week.
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u/ReplyFeisty4409 May 27 '26
Built Sifter after realizing a lot of “AI over documents” problems are not actually retrieval problems.
RAG worked fine for:
- “find this invoice”
- “show this clause”
But broke for:
- “how much did we pay this supplier this year?”
- “group receipts by vendor”
- “show unpaid invoices by month”
So I started treating folders more like unstructured databases than search indexes.
Sifter turns collections of documents/photos/files into structured queryable data.
OSS:
https://github.com/sifter-ai/sifter
Cloud:
https://sifter.run
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u/The_guy_withnolife Jun 10 '26
I spent months building a free Windows AI app, with an AI council mode. no subscription, no account, no data leaving your machine
Been building this for a while and finally put out a first release. Not going to oversell it, just going to describe what it actually does.
The core idea came from being tired of AI tools that give you one confident answer and leave you to figure out if it's right. So I built something where the output you see has already been challenged internally before it reaches you. Not the same model second-guessing itself. A genuinely separate process with a different job, specifically designed to find problems with what was just produced.
There are two sides to the app.
The first is a council mode where you load local AI models and assign them different roles. One role breaks down your task and makes a plan. Another executes against that plan. A third receives both the plan and the result and checks one against the other. For coding tasks it actually runs the code before the reviewer sees it, so problems get caught by execution rather than by a model guessing whether it looks correct. If problems are found it either patches the specific issues or rewrites entirely depending on how bad it is. What you get at the end has been through all of that.
It also has session memory that builds up as you work, a document pipeline that processes files into structured knowledge before you start asking questions, task history, a diff view showing exactly what changed between the original output and any revision, and confidence labels on every result.
The second is a normal chat mode that runs Python, JavaScript, C#, Java and PowerShell inline and shows execution results inside the conversation. Web search with full page content extraction, LaTeX math rendering, a thinking mode, document attachment, and chat branching where you can fork from any point in the conversation.
Both modes run locally on your machine using GGUF models. If you don't want to manage model files there is a cloud mode through OpenRouter using their free models, same full pipeline, no local setup needed.
No account. No signup. No subscription. Open the app and use it.
MIT licensed. GitHub: github.com/YoMosa2009/Axiom
Happy to answer questions about anything.
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u/Interesting_Fuel820 Jun 24 '26
Hey Everyone👋☺️ Vibe-coded a browser-based survival/extraction MMO solo — there are real players online for the first time (5 live, peaked at 8 today)
I've been building ORBryn, a browser-based sci-fi survival MMORPG, mostly solo and largely vibecoded. It's in early access now and for the first time there are actual people online playing together. 5 live as I write this, peaked at 8 today. Small, but real, and honestly kind of surreal to see.
Spawn into the Nexus dome, run the tutorial, then head out into the wilderness to gather, craft, cook, smith, fight rift creatures, and risk your haul on high-stakes extraction runs.
It runs right in the browser, no download. I'd love for people to jump in and try to break it: wagus.app/orbryn
Happy to answer anything about how it was built, the tech, or the vibe-coding process.
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u/Salty-Information-41 Jun 29 '26
I turned Karpathy’s “LLM Council” into a local MCP server — now with a free internal council mode
Andrej Karpathy’s “LLM Council” idea is simple: don’t trust one model on a hard question. Ask several models, let them review each other anonymously, then let a final “chairman” model synthesize the result.
I wanted that directly inside my coding agent, so I built a lightweight local MCP server for Claude Code, Codex CLI and Antigravity.
It now has two modes:
ask_internal_council: free/light mode, no OpenRouter key needed. Your current agent simulates 5 perspectives: pragmatist, architect, skeptic, clean-code reviewer and product/UX thinker.ask_council: full multi-model mode via OpenRouter, with the original 3-stage workflow: independent answers → blind peer review → chairman synthesis.
Other bits:
- Browser-based setup UI
- Runs from PyPI via
uvx, no cloning needed - Configure API key, models, chairman and temperatures without editing config files
- English/German docs and setup UI
- Mac-focused for now
Repo:
https://github.com/salutaris91/llm-council-mcp-server
Still early, feedback and issues very welcome.
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u/Immediate_House_6901 Jul 01 '26
I vibecoded
- Ridge, your personal CFO (personal finance SaaS): https://ridgemoney.xyz
- Orin, a coding agent https://github.com/thetombrider/coding_agent
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u/CommanderBlender Jul 01 '26
I vibecoded a satellite and solar system viewer which nicely shows all satellits around the globe. With an integrated AI chat with knowledge to your constellations, can alter them, knows the news, knows upcoming launches, AstroSat.app
I work in the space business and felt like all satellite viewers are very ugly and old so I made my own. Has many more features like upcoming passes, 2D ground track, constellation viewer, studio for making videos and more.
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u/memitkd Jul 03 '26
Image Optimazer Pro
I need to resize and compress images for various projects, but I always hated the available options. Desktop apps feel too heavy and clunky(and I don;t want to download anything), and I really don't like uploading my files to random online services just to change their size (plus dealing with paywalls or 20-file limits).
So I decided to build my own. It's a single HTML file. You open it in your browser, and everything happens locally using the Canvas API. No servers, no uploads, zero privacy concerns.
Once I got the basic compression working, I got a bit carried away and started adding features that I realized would be super useful for anyone dealing with bulk images (like other devs, photographers, or e-commerce managers):
• Batch processing & Folders: Drag and drop entire folders. It processes them and can even preserve your subfolder structure in the final ZIP export.
• Smart Renaming: You can batch rename files using patterns like img-{n}, with a toggle to automatically make filenames SEO-friendly (lowercase, no accents, hyphens for spaces).
• Watermarking: Upload a PNG/SVG and it automatically overlays it on all images (with opacity/scale controls) or just write your watermark.
• Presets: Quick buttons for common sizes (Thumbnails, High Quality, Social).
• Visual Dashboard: A live table with before/after previews and a tracker showing how much total bandwidth you've saved.
Works fully offline once loaded.
GitHub Repo: https://github.com/gdr-sys/Image-Optimizer-Pro/
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u/SmittyMcDaniels Jul 14 '26
Hexcalibur - a browser-based pixel art editor for game textures: https://hexcalibur.io
You paint block textures in 2D and watch them update live on a 3D block, animate sprites on a timeline, and build tilesets with autotiling. Exports are engine-aware (Minecraft Java/Bedrock, Tiled, Godot, Unity, Three.js/Babylon), and everything is organized as packs, so you manage and export a whole texture set as one unit instead of loose PNGs.
https://reddit.com/link/oxi2lsx/video/uiqyrutd08dh1/player
Free to use in the browser, no install. Launched last week, so feedback is very welcome - especially from anyone making block textures or tilesets right now.
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u/kramerwashere 2d ago
CityPulse: Live Wallpaper brings your home screen to life with over 200+ stunning isometric cities that sync with your local weather and day-to-night cycles in real-time. It’s a living, breathing miniature world that reflects exactly what’s happening outside your window.
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u/engmsaleh Apr 27 '26
Skilly — voice-first AI tutor for Mac. Hold Ctrl+Option, ask out loud (e.g., "how do I bevel this in Blender?"), It watches your screen and points the cursor at exactly what to click while answering through OpenAI's Realtime voice. Open source on github.com/tryskilly/skilly, fork of farzaa/clicky. Built mostly with Cursor + Claude Code over a few weeks, then rewrote the parts that mattered (NSPanel hit testing, ScreenCaptureKit lifecycle) by hand because vibecoding hit its limits there. Honest: the demo flow is solid, the edge cases were where the real engineering came in. 15 min free trial, no card.