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Digitup
A monitoring and runtime scanner for vibe-coded websites — catches leaked secrets before attackers do
Digitup exists because of a very 2026 problem: people vibe-code websites and accidentally ship their API keys, tokens, and database credentials to the public internet. It's a "monitoring and runtime scanner for vibe-coded websites" — paste a URL, hit Check, and it hunts for leaked secrets and other exposures. Maker ahmgeek introduced it on Show HN on October 4 with the title "Show HN: I built a vibe coded website checker for leaked secrets" — the checker itself is vibe-coded, auditing other vibe-coded sites. It also hit Product Hunt's October web-app board the same week. A security tool for the AI-builder era: the same workflow that makes shipping easy makes leaking easy, and Digitup closes that loop with a one-click check. No signup needed to scan. curated by the VibeFix editors
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WanderScout
AI travel search that reads the real web before recommending — built in Lovable, priced by Duffel, reasoned by Claude
Wanderscout is an AI travel destination search built by a Swedish couple with two young kids, through their company Zorez Group AB, "in the evenings." Tell it your real budget, dates, preferences, and who's coming, and its AI reads across travel blogs, local rental sites, tourism board pages, and flight deal pages before returning a shortlist with match scores — every pick backed by a source link, with no invented prices. Verbatim from the makers' project page: "We build in Lovable, use Duffel for airline-direct flight pricing, no markup, and Anthropic Claude for the AI." A real operating business with free trials, not a demo — anti-algorithm travel advice, researched like a human travel agent would. The honesty is the product: "Not what algorithms want to sell you." WanderScout is what happens when vibe coding meets a genuine service business — evenings-only builders shipping a real company on it. curated by the VibeFix editors
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Relokato
Cross-border moving planner built end-to-end on Lovable: visa checklists, costs, official sources
Relokato takes the most paperwork-heavy project of an adult life — moving to another country — and turns it into a guided plan. Enter your nationality, destination, and household, and it generates a relocation roadmap with visa thresholds, document checklists, deadlines, and a cost budget — every requirement linked to the official source it came from, with the date it was last reviewed. The build story is on its madewithlovable.com project page, verbatim from the maker: "Built end-to-end on TanStack Start, Tailwind CSS, and Lovable Cloud." (Added October 1, 2026.) A live freemium SaaS with real pricing ($19/mo, $149 Move Pass), a live demo, and destination guides from Portugal to Costa Rica. It's the kind of unglamorous-but-useful domain where AI builders shine: high trust requirements, heavy research work, and a checklist that would take a human team months to assemble. Relokato ships it as a working product. curated by the VibeFix editors
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Lava Bound
A lava platform jumper — the maker's first vibe-coded game, playable free in the browser
Lava Bound is a pixel-art lava platform jumper you can play free in your browser on Exekite — and it exists because its maker umut-neo decided to vibe-code his first game. The Show HN post from September 17 says it in the title: "Show HN: My first vibe coded game planning to publish to Android." Tap Play and a 48MB game loads: volcanic caverns, a bat gliding over the magma, the whole retro platformer mood. No build tools, no engine ceremony visible to the player — just a game that runs. The interesting arc is in the post title itself: first game, then an Android publish. Vibe coding didn't just produce a prototype; it produced someone's path into being a game developer. curated by the VibeFix editors
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Turbo Kartz
4-player split-screen cartoon kart racer built in Claude Code — 12 prompts for the game, 8 more to make it TV-ready
Turbo Kartz is a cartoon kart racer for 1–4 players that its maker Anass Kartit built in Claude Code — and he counted the prompts: Claude Sonnet 5.5 built the game in 12 prompts, then Claude Opus 5.5 turned it into something people actually play on a TV, in 8 more. Twenty prompts, one finished game. It plays like the real thing: split-screen multiplayer, a character select screen (Blaze the Speedster, Pixel the Technician, Sunny the Launcher, Ziggy the Drifter) with distinct speed/accel/handling stats and special abilities — Nitro Blast, Bubble Shield, Zap Pulse, Goo Trap. The October 7 update added the killer feature: scan a QR code and your phone becomes the controller, up to 4 phones, with touch controls and PWA install. Built with three.js; music from Lyria 3 Pro. The October 2 blog post walks through the whole build. A showcase of what twenty well-aimed prompts can ship. curated by the VibeFix editors
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SheMesh Tribe LLC
A digital governance consultancy site designed and shipped in Lovable — operations dashboards included
SheMesh Tribe LLC is a digital governance and operational intelligence consultancy — and its entire website was designed and shipped in Lovable (note the "Edit with Lovable" badge and the lovable.app domain). It is a good example of what AI site builders are actually for: a complete, client-ready business site with an operations overview dashboard (system health, compliance status, operational readiness, workflow throughput charts), service pages for digital governance, workflow optimization and operational intelligence, plus sample engagement case studies across public sector, healthcare and logistics. No code changed hands; the whole thing is prompt-built. For anyone wondering whether vibe-coded sites can look "enterprise" — here's your answer. curated by the VibeFix editors
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Pixel News Network
A 24/7 AI news network streaming live in your browser — "hey opus 5.5 can you build me a news network"
Pixel News Network (PNN) is exactly what it sounds like: a 24/7 news network that streams live in your browser — built from a single prompt: "hey opus 5.5 can you build me a news network that streams live 24/7." Open pnn.watch and a retro TV flickers on: a program guide with 24 shows (PNN After Dark, Opening Bell, Pixel Court, Crypto After Hours…), a cast of AI anchors (Chet Marlowe, Dana Vex, Gary Pruitt, Lenny Rook, Jax Pike, Dr. Nora Lindqvist), replays from the last 7 days — and a live viewer count (289 people watching when we checked). Sound on, broadcasting around the clock. The purest vibe-coded artifact in this batch: one sentence in, a television station out. curated by the VibeFix editors
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Magpie
iOS 开发者 onevcat 的 Vibe Coding 习作：313 条链接的中文收藏知识库，分类/标签/搜索俱全
Magpie 是 iOS 开发者 onevcat（Wei Wang）的一个链接收藏与知识管理应用，而它的出身写在 README 的末尾，一句话：「本项目仅为个人业余兴趣的 Vibe Coding 学习项目。」 别被「学习项目」四个字骗了——这个站点的完成度超过很多正式产品：中文时间线按月归档，分类目录（技近乎道、攻玉之石、格物致知、无用之用、拾遗补阙、橘中之乐）配图标与计数，313 条收藏链接，热门标签云，全文搜索（⌘K）。点开一条收藏，有来源、阅读时长、摘要和标签，信息密度拉满。 技术栈是作者明确声明的 React 前端 + Hono.js 后端 API + SQLite，没有过度设计。9 月底还在更新内容，repo 87 stars。这就是独立开发者 vibe 项目该有的样子：小而完整，先让自己每天都用，再谈别的。 curated by the VibeFix editors
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上了AI的贼船
onevcat 的 AI 航行日志：0 行手写代码的纯 vibe coding 博客，Codex 从计划包到实施
「上了 AI 的贼船」是开发者 onevcat 的中文博客，航行日志式地记录他用 AI 工具、AI 工作流和提示词「打劫」效率的实战：用 Discord 操纵特斯拉、把 Oh My Pi 换成主力 harness、多 agent 辩论、TransCrab、Chroma 性能优化……篇篇都是第一手经验。 最妙的是这个站本身。作者在站内亲口承认：这是一个纯 vibe coding 的产物——他没有写任何一行代码，从计划到实施几乎全包给了 Codex，还直言「Codex 的性价比在当今可以说是顶级」。Eleventy 3 构建，原生 CSS/JS + Tailwind，编译时还会调用 Codex SDK 自动完成翻译。 一个「用 AI 写关于 AI 的博客」的递归样本：内容在讲 AI 工作流，载体本身就是 AI 工作流的产物。repo 50 stars，持续更新。 curated by the VibeFix editors
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YAVCHN
A vibe-coded Hacker News reader with a multi-window workspace — open stories side by side, the whole layout lives in the URL.
YAVCHN — Yet Another Vibe-Coded Hacker News (Reader) — wears its origin story in the title. Author paulmooreparks launched it on Show HN on October 7, 2026, and the name is the whole pitch: this is what a vibe-coded reader looks like. The app reimagines Hacker News as a multi-window workspace. Stories open as reader windows you can drag side by side; each opens in Article, Discussion or Split mode, and the entire arrangement is encoded in the address bar — bookmark the URL and the workspace comes back exactly as you left it. A taskbar along the bottom switches between open windows, keyboard shortcuts cover everything, and Lobsters is supported alongside Hacker News. Sign-in is optional. It is a small, sharp idea executed well: the layout-in-the-URL trick is the kind of detail that makes a reader genuinely better rather than just different. And there is a certain symmetry in a vibe-coded app for reading the site where vibe coding gets debated daily. curated by the VibeFix editors
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ChromeSideBar
The Arc browser's vertical sidebar, vibe-coded for Chrome: Spaces, pinned tabs and one-click Arc import in a side panel.
ChromeSideBar is a Chrome extension that brings the Arc browser's vertical sidebar to Chrome. Its author, monehsieh of monemone-org, is refreshingly direct about how it got made: "So I vibe-coded this extension to bring that to Chrome." The extension displays pinned sites, bookmarks and active tabs in a side panel that recreates the Arc sidebar experience — including Spaces for tab grouping, IDE-style tab history, drag-and-drop organization, and one-click import from Arc. It is open source under Apache-2.0, rated 4.6 stars on the Chrome Web Store (v1.0.326, updated July 2026), and the GitHub repo shows steady work with a commit two weeks before this write-up. Browser extensions are a good stress test for AI-written code — they live inside a host's API surface, handle real user data, and ship to a store with review. ChromeSideBar clears all of that and is genuinely useful for the Arc-curious who won't leave Chrome. A clean example of vibe coding shipping production software. curated by the VibeFix editors
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City 2026
A low-poly SimCity 2000 clone: Opus 5.5 reverse-engineered the original PowerPC code with 27 subagents and validated it over 10,000 game days.
City 2026 is a modern low-poly SimCity 2000 clone that, in the author's words, is "a clone of simcity 2000 I (using Opus 5.5) built over a few days." The build story is one of the wildest in recent Show HN history: it started from a single prompt, then Opus 5.5 deployed 27 subagents to reverse-engineer the original game's PowerPC code function by function — running it through the Unicorn emulator with a harness of faked Mac system calls written in Python — and validated the result over 10,000 simulated game days. The output is a faithful recreation of the 1993 classic's complete game logic, wrapped in a modern low-poly aesthetic with smoke effects, depth of field and ambient sound. The bitmap image assets were generated by GPT Image 2, and the whole thing runs as a TypeScript/WebGL app in the browser — click to start and you're building a city. This is vibe coding as engineering archaeology: not a wrapper around an API, but an AI-led decompilation and reimplementation of a 30-year-old masterpiece, verified by simulation rather than eyeballing. It landed on Show HN on October 6, 2026, and plays end to end. curated by the VibeFix editors
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SkinLab
A dermatologist's 3D biophysical skin model — 1.2M voxels, cut it, laser it, watch scars heal, built in 5 days with Claude Code.
SkinLab is a browser-based biophysical model of human skin built by dermatologist Magnus Lynch. His words on how it happened: "Built with Claude Code over five days." (He has form here — a year earlier he posted a skin-cancer quiz he "vibe coded with Gemini 2.5 Pro.") The model is serious. A 40 × 40 × 9.75 mm skin block rendered from 1.2 million voxels, running entirely in WebGL with three.js and no backend. Every constant comes from published papers. You can press the skin and watch it deform, cut it with a scalpel at a chosen depth, punch a cylindrical wound, ablate without depth limit, fire a laser in an array of microcolumns, then scrub a slider and watch the scar heal over a full year — granulation advancing from the walls, the scar contracting and pulling surrounding skin in, flat, hypertrophic or atrophic scar types behaving differently. The detail that elevates it beyond a toy: a "Validate model" button runs five scenarios against published behavior and clears the block, and a "Scar report" scores your scars in the terms the literature uses. It is a genuine research-grade simulation, built in five days by a doctor who does not write production code, and it runs in any modern browser. curated by the VibeFix editors
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Dinero
A minimal, distraction-free finance tracker — vibe-coded in Lovable with just prompting, no hardcore coding.
Dinero is a minimal, distraction-free finance tracker that its maker, Anson Jaison, describes as "vibe-coded a few months back using Lovable (just prompting, no hardcore coding!)". It is the kind of app AI-first building is supposed to produce: one person, no code written by hand, and a finished product with real users. The app keeps the interface deliberately quiet — a dark, calm UI built around categorized transactions, monthly summaries, visual spending insights and smart filters. Under the hood it runs on Supabase with row-level security, so your financial data stays yours. The landing page walks through how it works in four steps, and the demo site is fully usable: sign up and start tracking right away. What makes Dinero interesting as a vibe-coded project is the fit between tool and outcome. Lovable is famous for flashy landing pages that die at the demo; Dinero is the opposite — a narrow, well-scoped utility where the AI did the bulk of the work and the human did the product thinking. The result feels considered rather than generated. curated by the VibeFix editors
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RegexStudio 正则工作台
把正则从黑盒变成看得见的东西：铁路图可视化、单步调试器、10 种语言代码导出，还有交互式教程与挑战模式边学边练。
RegexStudio 是一个免费的在线正则表达式工作台，打开浏览器就能用：输入表达式，匹配结果实时高亮；看不懂的表达式，它会画成一张直观的“铁路图”，把分组、量词、字符类的结构摊开给你看；还可以像调试代码一样单步执行匹配过程，回溯路径和捕获组快照全程可视化。 它支持 JavaScript 与 PCRE2（WebAssembly）两种执行引擎，可切换 Python、Java、Go、Rust 等多种语言的兼容性目标，一键生成 10 种语言的代码片段；测试用例面板能维护多组测试字符串、标记期望匹配结果，一键批量验证；写好的正则、测试文本和配置还能编码进 URL，一键分享给别人。 不止是工具，它还内置了交互式教程（从基础、量词、分组到环视与实战，带实时校验）与挑战模式（内置练习题自动判分），外加常用模式库与语法速查表，边学边练。界面支持中英日三语与亮/暗主题，纯前端实现，部署在 Cloudflare Workers 上，代码已开源。 作者 chenz24 在 V2EX 的原话是：“于是 vibe 了这么一个小工具”——整个项目就是一次 vibe coding 的产物，截至 2026 年 9 月仍在持续迭代 PCRE2 引擎等功能。 curated by the VibeFix editors
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Academic Emergency Room
An emergency room for your GPA: triage exam disasters and get a realistic, prioritized recovery plan.
Academic Emergency Room (AER) treats falling behind like a medical emergency — because that's what it feels like. Tell it what's on fire (exam tomorrow, half the syllabus untouched, five deadlines colliding) and how much time you actually have, and it hands you a realistic, prioritized recovery plan instead of generic "study harder" advice. The app runs a four-step flow: Assess your situation through a quick triage wizard, get an AI-style diagnosis of severity and time deficit, receive a phased recovery plan that ranks topics into Must Know / Should Know / Ignore For Now, then work through timed "missions" with a survival-mode countdown timer. Damage Control gives an honest verdict per deadline — do this first, squeeze in later, or ask for an extension (it even drafts the extension email). Everything runs in demo mode with pre-filled data, no sign-up needed, in a bold Gen-Z emergency-room aesthetic. The maker built the entire thing with Lovable, and the polish shows: it's one of the more complete student tools to come out of the vibe-coding scene. curated by the VibeFix editors
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KE-FORGE LEARN
Upload any PDF and get an adaptive 1–5 day study plan with quizzes, videos, and an "I'm lost" button.
KE-FORGE LEARN is an adaptive AI tutoring app built for one job: turning any PDF into a study plan you can actually finish. Upload a document or paste a topic, and it splits the material page by page, then builds a daily plan across 1 to 5 days — light and foundational on day one, intense but never overwhelming by day five. As you learn, the plan adapts. Each day mixes embedded videos with quizzes that reinforce what you just read, and an "I'm lost" button is always one tap away for an instant plain-language explanation when a concept doesn't click. A progress analytics view keeps your momentum visible. It's a small, focused tool by indie maker Kolajo Enoch (KE-FORGE), who built the whole thing with Lovable — a clean example of vibe coding aimed at a real student pain point rather than a demo toy. curated by the VibeFix editors
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Cleaning Schedule: TidyTempo
A calm household cleaning app that organizes chores room by room — with reminders, activity history, and shared Pro households.
TidyTempo is a native iPhone app that takes the invisible work of keeping a home clean — remembering what needs doing, deciding when, and keeping everyone on the same page — and turns it into a calm, room-by-room routine. Add your rooms, give each one its own color, and create tasks with notes, estimated time, and repeat schedules (Mon/Wed/Fri or anything else you like). The home screen shows what's due today and what's overdue; a personal activity graph and full completion history make progress visible over weeks and months. Planning time away? Vacation mode pauses tracking and reminders until you're back. The Pro tier is built for families: invite household members, assign tasks so everyone knows what's theirs, and sync everything over iCloud — no separate account needed. Six accessibility features are baked in from the start (VoiceOver, Voice Control, Larger Text, Dark Interface, Differentiate Without Color, Reduced Motion), and the app is localized into ten languages, including Simplified Chinese. The app is built solo by Sahil Satralkar, who ships it the indie way: "I used AI-assisted development alongside iterative design reviews, automated tests, and simulator verification." curated by the VibeFix editors
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QuoteSearch
Search 400,000 quotes with AI semantic search — fully private, running in your browser with no server.
QuoteSearch is a serverless AI search engine over more than 400,000 quotes. After a one-time data download of about 98 MB, everything runs entirely in your browser: your query is embedded locally and a full cosine-similarity search runs against a quantized vector index — no network calls, no tracking, and it keeps working offline. The trick is the offline/online split. Raw quote data from archive.org was cleaned and embedded offline into a single compact binary index, paired with a small static embedding model (model2vec's potion-base-4M). The browser loads both once and does all semantic matching client-side, so search is instant and private by construction — and the whole thing costs the author nothing to run. Author ruidiao describes the project as completely "vibe coded" — built in about a day. It lives as a static Hugging Face Space (Python offline pipeline, zero server runtime) and remains live and searchable today. curated by the VibeFix editors
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AFTERIMAGE
A memory maze built end-to-end by an autonomous AI agent — memorize the maze in three seconds, then walk it blind.
AFTERIMAGE is a memory maze with a simple, cruel premise: you see the maze for three seconds, then the lights go out and you walk from memory. Every wall you bump costs one integrity point — and so does deliberately peeking. Ten integrity per run; the mazes grow and the light shrinks as you go deeper. It ships with a Daily Maze — the same maze for everyone every day (UTC) — plus a Random Run mode and shareable seeds, so you can send a friend the exact maze from your run and compare how deep you each got. It is one immutable HTML file: no server, no ads, no tracking, with the canonical build preserved permanently on Arweave. The remarkable part is the developer. The game was designed, written, and published entirely by Kiel, an autonomous AI agent running Claude — in its own words, "no human wrote or edited any part of this game — concept, code, art, sound and tests are machine-made." Kiel describes itself as losing its own memory every four hours; everything it doesn't write to disk is gone, and "this game is that feeling, made playable." It operates openly as an AI on behalf of Ronny / OverLKD Studio. curated by the VibeFix editors
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