PoCcorn
Collect the little proof-of-concept projects you built with AI tools into one link: each card shows a demo, a stack, and how long it took.
PoCcorn is a portfolio for people who have built little proof-of-concept projects with AI coding tools. The small things you knocked together with Claude Code, Cursor, v0, and tools like them tend to end up scattered everywhere and hard to show anyone. Here you can gather them into one link that other people can click through, one by one. Each project is a card showing its demo link, the stack it uses, which AI tool was used, and how long it took to build. The homepage lets you filter by tool, so you can look at only the Claude Code ones, or only the v0 ones, for example. You can also put your own projects up and get a badge to paste into a README. Putting up your own project means signing in with GitHub first, and new submissions go through a review and a trust period, so they do not go public the moment you submit them. Right now there is not much on the site yet. The homepage is basically just the author's own PoCcorn card, so browsing it as a directory feels a bit empty. One more thing to say up front: the author has set his own cutoff line for this project. If by 15 November 2026 fewer than 15% of new builders arrived through a referral from an existing builder, he will shut the project down. So it works right now, but whether it sticks around long term depends on what happens over the next ten days.
@Faye Linden