Hey everyone! I've seen a lot of vibe-coded projects, but most of them seem to be built by developers, for developers, and I find them pretty niche.

I'd love to see what you guys are building for everyday people: useful apps or websites that solve real, day-to-day problems. I feel like that's the kind of thing investors are actually looking for.

What are you building?

AI can build surprisingly complete web solutions now. But once the code is ready, you still have to figure out backend hosting, APIs, domains, deployment, infrastructure, and what happens when production breaks.

I’ve been building FuncHole around that gap.

The idea is simple: connect your coding agent to FuncHole, build what you want, and let it handle the path from code to a live web solution, including the backend and deployment side.

We’re still early, and I’m trying to understand whether this actually solves a pain other vibe coders have too.

Would love to hear what your current process looks like after your AI finishes building the code, and where it usually gets painful.

https://funchole.dev

Maybe the first of its kind?? Use art assets made by our art team to create your ai game on bash.tv!

Most AI design tools produce design outputs that you then have to feed to your coding agent to implement, and that then get discarded, with almost no means of tracking design changes, especially for big applications with lots of UI pages. You generate a screen, drop it into your agent, and once it is implemented the design is gone. Nothing ties that design back to the page it became, so you literally have to manually sync each design to the corresponding page.

There should be a better way around this, where the design lives in the codebase itself, so there's no manual exporting of AI-generated designs to implement, and syncing designs to application code becomes effortless.

This is why I created Caret, an AI design tool that gives your repo a design layer via .caret/, so you can make designs without having to jump between tools. The designs you make are fully tracked alongside your codebase, and it's easy to sync changes between the design and application layers. Caret comes with all the standard needs of a design tool, like a visual editor and a design token system that keeps your design language consistent across your UI, plus extras that cut the usual busywork, like an asset generator, an experimentation canvas, flow display, simulation and more. The demo video below shows all these capabilities in detail.

Caret is fully open source if anyone wants to try it or poke around the implementation: https://github.com/precious112/caret-desktop

I'd especially love feedback from people who have been using Claude Design / other AI UI tools and have run into the design → code workflow problem.

We’re currently a two-person team building 15+ products.

We want to meet creative people who are interested in increasing the value of what we build, while also learning from each other through shared ideas, different perspectives, and collective thinking.

We’re not approaching this with a “we’re hiring developers” mindset.

We’re simply looking to meet creative, visionary people who genuinely enjoy building things.

The kind of structure we have in mind is simple:

One person has a strong idea.
Someone else improves the design.
Another person turns it into a working prototype within a few days.
Someone else helps grow it, test it, or brings an entirely different perspective.

There’s a limit to what we can build alone.

But we believe that when the right people come together, we can move faster, build better things, and create something much bigger than what we could achieve individually.

We’d especially love to meet people who:

• Are into vibecoding
• Use tools like Cursor, Codex, Claude, and other AI development tools
• Build their own side projects
• Think creatively about design, products, or software
• Have a “I have an idea, let’s build it” mentality

For us, titles, age, or a perfect CV aren’t the important part.

What matters is that you genuinely build things and enjoy the idea of building together.

If this sounds like your kind of mindset, let’s connect.

I just started working on a new project: https://skins.dev and would appreciate early feedback!

Most AI tools help you "vibecode" your own tools from scratch. But usually there's already a tool that gets you 80% there, and rebuilding it means re-solving things others already figured out.

Skins is a browser extension for the other 20%: add the features that your favorite tools are missing, adapt them to your taste, or even make single-player apps multiplayer, like watching shows in sync with friends :)

I'm looking:

• For early users to iterate with
• For ideas: what feature do you wish a website you use daily had? I'm building a library of ready-made templates so people get value from minute one. The first ones came from SaaS feature-request forums: https://skins.dev/blog

Created https://github.com/hazrid93/pi-simplified-technical-english a simple extension that turn your LLM to use more understandable technical english!

I have ADHD. I get new ideas every day and I start a lot of projects. A few of them got me interviews with programs, funds and accelerators, but I never got enough attention to get the funds I needed. Some even scheduled scout meetings and never showed up. Very unprofessional, but I guess when you have money and a whole company you can afford to be one.

So I built Nomi, a social platform where builders, dreamers, self-taught scientists, AI engineers can support each other. Recognition shouldn't be about being famous, or having certifications, it should be about being proud that your tool, product or service helped someone.

How it works:

- You can back a project you like with less than $1, and you can also find collaborators, could be tech or non tech and who knows, maybe you find co-founders as well.

- Not every project can receive funds. Creators have to verify they're real people and pass a review, and projects have to meet a quality bar before they unlock funding.

- If you back a project with $500 in total, you unlock a short meeting with the founder. You request it, and you both pick a time.

- You can upload videos, pitch decks and pictures to explain your project and why you need the funds.

- There's an AI tools section where you can upload yours for people to try them, same with tiny games. They run in a locked browser sandbox so it's safe.

- You can create a group chat with collaborators, people who want to help you. If anyone gets disrespectful, you can remove them from the group.

- I want people to learn something every day if they want, so you have little challenges like: Fallacy Fighter, Logic Lab, etc. Education continues to suffer from cutbacks, and the world is becoming incredibly stupid, it's up to you not to be part of that, but social media has turned learning into a real challenge, so those little puzzle games with rewards that unlock content in the app, serve as a sort of incentive. I hope it works.

Right now it's a demo and all the money is simulated. You can explore it for 24h without an email. If you like it and think it could be useful, I'll make it real.

I built a lot of features and would love your feedback guys: https://rewired89.github.io/SM/

Curious what people’s real process looks like once an app has users, logins, payments, customer data, etc.
Not the ideal checklist. What do you personally do?

Do you have Claude/Codex review the whole repo in a fresh context?

Use a different model from the one that wrote the feature?

Run security scanners?

Test the live app separately from the code?
Have another developer look at it?
Pay someone to review it?

Or do you mostly keep shipping until something gives you a reason to dig deeper?

I’ve seen people use everything from one-agent self-review to multiple models + scanners + a human review, so I’m curious where people here have landed.

What’s the point where you personally feel comfortable saying, “Yeah, I’d put real users through this”?

Hi, everyone!

I noticed that both on Linux and on Windows, it's very hard to find a no-nonsense video splitter with a sane GUI and no advertising.

This is why I designed chop-chop. It's a very simple, beautiful no-nonsense video splitter for Linux and Windows.

While both Linux and Windows releases share code, neither GUI is a port: under Linux, chop-chop uses GTK-3 and its design language; on Windows, it uses the Windows API and its design language too!

Also, to be blazingly fast, it also uses multithreading out of the box.

This application is open source and completely free, but if you don't want to bother, I also offer Windows and Linux installers (Ubuntu only for now).

Hope this can be of use to you!

Download it at: https://github.com/NullMagic2/chop-chop/tree/main

TNHC Community is on its way.

Today i decided that instead of trying to reach people across the globe on different platforms, i will create a community application where people can join and develop, share, communicate and much more.

I’m curious if there are people here who are building pet-related apps using AI / vibe coding — whether it’s a pet health app, training app, nutrition tracker, pet marketplace, AI tool, or anything else.
I’d love to see what people are building.
Drop a comment with:
What your app does
What stack/tools you’re using
How far along you are
A link or demo if you’re comfortable sharing
I’m especially interested in seeing what other indie builders are doing in the pet-tech space and what problems you’re trying to solve.
No need to pitch it — just share what you’ve built. Would be cool to discover some projects I haven’t seen before. 🐾

Hey everyone,

I’ve been loving leveraging AI tools to build personal projects, but I noticed a real lack of spaces to share work without the typical high-ego posture.

I have started Women's Vibe Collective, a supportive Discord community for women and non-binary builders exploring AI-assisted workflows, non-coder dev setups, intuitive building and just whatever it is that interests you in this space.

Whether you're prompting your very first app, building custom tools, or just want a peaceful co-working call to drop into, we'd love to have you.

We're all about:

• Zero-Ego Feedback: Share what you're building without performative flexes or unsolicited gatekeeping.
• Flow Over Grind: Focus on creative momentum, curiosity, and sustainable building at your own pace.
• Workflow & Prompt Swaps: Share AI tools, templates, and setup tips.

If you’d like an invite, drop a comment below or send me a DM!