About Vibecode

There is a single feed of AI projects. Some were created and submitted by their creators, and the prompts behind those projects can be included as well — prompts you can use to recreate the site you just watched. Projects found on public hosting platforms that nobody has submitted are in there too. If it’s your project, claim it and you can begin to edit it.

Claiming a project is what lets you edit it — the prompt, the tool, the model, the artwork. Nobody can edit a project they have not proved they own.

The projects on our Explore page change every 30 minutes.

Vibecode launched with a crawled catalogue rather than a community, so the like and bookmark counts you see on discovered projects are a generated starting point, not a record of what people have done. They are weighted by how the project scores on our own quality checks.

Everything a real visitor does is counted for real and adds to that figure. Projects submitted by their creators start where they should: at zero, and every number on them is earned.

• We don’t take a guess at what AI model created a project. If a prompt was not disclosed, it is labelled Unknown.
• We don’t call a reconstructed prompt an original one. Anything Vibecode generates is labelled a recreation.
• We don’t assume that every deployment on an AI hosting platform is vibe coded. A Lovable subdomain is strong evidence of a vibe-coded project; a Vercel one is not.
• We don’t autoplay or interact with a site on your behalf. The feed loads the real project so you can check it’s working, but the embed ignores your pointer until you decide to interact with it.

Vibecode’s crawler introduces itself as VibecodeBot/1.0 and acts respectfully to robots.txt. It rate-limits itself per host, and backs off if requests fail.

It only crawls pages that are accessible to the public. It will not attempt to bypass a login page or a bot check, and it will not visit hosts that repeatedly fail.

We try to compile a usable directory of AI and vibe-coding projects without being aggressive with our crawlers, or imagining that every deployed project belongs in our feed.

If we discover your project, you can claim it and it becomes editable. You can edit the prompt, the AI tool, the model used, and replace the screenshot.

Verification is based on domain control, using either a meta tag or a DNS record. Knowing the project URL is never enough.

If you want to remove it instead, that can be controlled directly from the project page. Removal requests are prioritised.

If you have something new to add to our collection, post your work to Vibecode. Add your prompts, tool, model, category and a description, to help others understand how you built it — not just what you built.

Submit a project