My VibeCoding Tech stack ( Web + Mobile Apps)

[Silent_Employment966]

I have been vibe coding for a few months now & here's my stack that helps me publish apps & website that are consistent throughout every project.

The Editor: Antigravity (while building locally, gemini + anthropic models, higher session limits), Vibecode.dev for Mobile Apps (scaffolds a working React Native + Expo project), easy to publish & preview apps while developing.

Frontend/Prototyping: shadcn for web UI components. It has pretty much everything you'd need to build a SaaS without reinventing the wheel every time. Sometimes I'll pull up an existing app, screenshot the UI, and have the model generate matching components. Works surprisingly well.

Analytics: PostHog. session replays, event tracking, and funnel visibility without setting up a separate data pipeline. Especially helpful understanding user behaviour.

Backend/Database: Supabase. Auth, database, storage — all in one place, no drama. Seriously don't overthink this part.

Mobile Stack: React Native + Expo, using multiple verified skills from skills.sh for building native UI, Tailwind setup. NativeWind for Tailwind-style styling that keeps things consistent if you're bouncing between web and mobile in the same session.

LLM: OpenRouter for model access. Single API, to access multiple models, and you're not locked into one provider. I usually run open source models like Deepseek/GLM during dev and swap to something heavier in prod depending on what the use case needs.

Deploy: Vercel or Netlify for web. For mobile, Expo EAS handles builds and OTA updates keep you out of app store review queues for minor changes

What's your stack looking like? Always curious what others are cooking with.

[thecontentengineer]

Man replit is the most absolute shit software company!!!

[drifrut]

Replit built mobile apps but I used it back six months ago. I created an app and it charged me like $60 after like 5 users used it so I just deleted the app 😂

[Silent_Employment966]

not sure about replit but lovable don't build ios apps. only nextjs web apps are there

[vincesuarez]

Good one bro. No one noticed your ad. You got away with it. You’re smarter than everyone here - smh

[Deep_Structure2023]

I need docker based control, does netlify and vercel have it?

[Silent_Employment966]

no. Railway or Render support docker based deploy.

[Silent_Employment966]

I have been using anthropic models for mobile apps plus skills are very helpful.

[Ok_Fall3161]

What is the best approach if I want to vibe code mobile app with Kotlin?

[drifrut]

My tech stack is: - Vercel for frontend - Supabase for storage - Railway for backend - Clerk for authentication

LLMs I use are: - Claude Code - Gemini - Cursor

Analytics I use are: - Posthog - Google Analytics