A desktop app for Pokémon Champions VGC competitors: tournament stats, team builder, and damage calculator — "built with pure, hardcore vibe-code."
VGC Reporter is built for a very specific audience: competitive Pokémon players preparing for Pokémon Champions tournaments. Its README doesn't hedge — "Built with pure, hardcore vibe-code" — and the commit history backs up the seriousness: 261 commits and 19 releases of a real desktop application with installers for Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android.
The app aggregates competitive data from sources like LabMaus, Limitless, and Pikalytics, then presents it the way a tournament player thinks: top Pokémon usage charts (Incineroar at 50.5%, Sneasler at 48.8% in the captured dashboard), meta trends over the last 14 days with risers and fallers, a team builder, your own saved teams, and a damage calculator. It's the full pre-tournament ritual in one window, with a Rust backend (tokio, rusqlite) doing the heavy lifting behind a React 19 + Tauri 2.4 frontend.
What stands out is how un-toy-like it is. Vibe-coded projects often get dismissed as demos, but VGC Reporter ships signed installers across four platforms, caches Pokédex data for offline use, and serves a community that cares deeply about correctness — competitive players will notice wrong damage numbers instantly. "Hardcore vibe-code" turns out to be an accurate label.
Note: This project is curated by the VibeFix editors from public sources. All rights belong to the original creator.