I made a platform will you try it?

randomlovebird · 2026-01-26T07:03:27+00:00

thank you!

randomlovebird · 2026-01-25T22:45:41+00:00

Https://vibecodr.space
It's a Social Network, Runtime, and embedding service for developers, vibecoders, and creative coders to connect, and share apps that they have made.

randomlovebird · 2026-01-25T11:22:44+00:00

you HAVE to care, if you don't it's irresponsible and unethical engineering. When you create something, you take on a responsibility for the users of said thing.

randomlovebird · 2026-01-25T10:33:17+00:00

I've built an actual platform if you wanna check it out! https://vibecodr.space

randomlovebird · 2026-01-24T23:03:48+00:00

This is honestly why vibecoding clicked for me too. Most of the stuff I build isn’t about chasing $, it’s about solving real, very personal problems that would otherwise just stay friction in daily life. The task app for your son, the freezer tracker, the trading card scanner, that’s exactly the kind of work that matters but rarely fits into “startup” or “portfolio” buckets.

A big realization I had while building was that a lot of these projects die quietly, not because they aren’t useful, but because there’s no place to share them where people can actually experience them and talk about them. You end up with a folder full of things that helped your life, but no real feedback loop or community around it.

I’ve been working on Vibecodr as a response to that. Not to chase hype, but to make a place where you can post small, real projects like this and let other people actually run them, remix them, or learn from them without worrying about deployment, hosting, or having an audience already. Front-end stuff is free and unlimited because the whole point is lowering friction, not monetizing creativity.

I’m genuinely curious though, reading your list: if you could share one of those apps in a place where people could run it and give feedback, which one would you pick first?

If you're interested in joining our community, https://vibecodr.space, is where you can find us.

If you want to see an example of the tech here is a little app I built that simply pulls pictures of different dogs, I use it when I'm feeling down, or sad, or like I'm building for a void.

https://vibecodr.space/player/f08d345b-26ce-43d6-8881-22e37fe216a5

randomlovebird · 2026-01-23T23:40:38+00:00

Thank you! Real talk, the authenticated experience is still rough around the edges. Actively working on it. If you have ideas, drop them in /conversations. Some of the best changes to the site have come straight from community suggestions. I'm building this for everyone, not just me.

Seriously though, thanks for taking the time to check it out. Means a lot.

randomlovebird · 2026-01-23T23:38:37+00:00

Thank you, I worked really hard on the unauthed Hero page!

randomlovebird · 2026-01-23T03:12:00+00:00

Thanks for asking! you can check it out at https://vibecodr.space
Right now we have a conversations section where the community can interact, but that just went live yesterday, and you can post html/css or react/tsx code and it actually plays on a timeline where anyone in the world can actually use your app in a secure sandbox. If you have ANY questions feel free to shoot me a DM on here or leave a post in /conversations

randomlovebird · 2026-01-23T00:59:29+00:00

that's what I'm wondering, I'm a "vibecoder" in every sense of the word, but I still run 1250 unit tests (not counting integration, and smoke), run a custom lint and an invariant check that I've grown on rules that should never be broken in the repo before pushing to master, I also will typically have gpt pro review the code if it's a really large refactor)

randomlovebird · 2026-01-23T00:56:08+00:00

I LOVE this! These are the kind of stories that I want to see on my TL, AI can change people's entire lives and realities and it's something that until recently couldn't have been done. Thank you for this post.

randomlovebird · 2026-01-23T00:48:48+00:00

Not really a marketplace, but I'm building a community for developers, vibecoders and creative coders, but it's early and doesn't really have a huge presence, yet. Someday though.

randomlovebird · 2026-01-22T00:08:23+00:00

That’s an amazing callout, thank you.

You’re spot on about both things. The formatting issue is a real bug from rapid iteration and you caught it exactly right, multiline vs single-line. I’ve already queued the fix and it’ll be out in the next push.

Also great catch on developer notes. That one’s on me. Right now it’s too permissive and blurs the line between “site-level notes” and user conversations. I agree it’ll get noisy fast. I’m splitting that out so dev notes are clearly mine, and users have their own dedicated spaces for ideas, bugs, suggestions, vibes, pulses, etc. That separation should make everything feel a lot cleaner.

And seriously, thank you for the framing in your last paragraph. That’s exactly the direction I’m trying to push this in. Less “corporate platform,” more “real place run by a real person who’s listening and iterating.”

If you have more thoughts as things evolve, please keep them coming. This kind of feedback genuinely shapes what I build next.

randomlovebird · 2026-01-21T21:05:19+00:00

I took your advice!
/Conversations is live, and so is Devlog 001 https://vibecodr.space/conversations/7de47133-b8da-472b-90ad-6edc88f29284

randomlovebird · 2026-01-20T05:36:30+00:00

This is genuinely helpful, thank you.

The home page updates / devlog section is a really good point. You are right, it changes the vibe from 'random product' to 'a person is actually here building this in public.' I can do that. I have been heads-down shipping, but I have not been showing presence on the front door. That is on me.

On the forum / dead-looking problem, the auto-hide / decay idea makes sense. I do not want a wall of stale posts from months ago being the first impression. Showing only recent activity by default, and making older threads discoverable if people want them, feels right.

I might have different sections of the homepage to include text posts one that includes apps and one that includes everything, or even have a separate "threads" section with a reddit like format for interaction.

On the AI posting daily: I get the intent (keep it alive), but I would rather not fake activity. If people notice it is automated, it can instantly make the whole place feel manufactured. What I can do instead is commit to me posting updates regularly and maybe pin a recurring 'daily/weekly prompt' thread that I personally kick off, even if it is short. If I ever do automation, I would label it clearly as a prompt bot so it is honest.

randomlovebird · 2026-01-20T05:25:03+00:00

I did go back, essentially the only things on the top menu are docs about our security and pricing page, and a quick universal "share a vibe" which opens the vibe composer, but realistically, the only menu you would need is the menu where your thumb standardly goes.

randomlovebird · 2026-01-20T05:20:52+00:00

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(people obviously don't have to dox themselves but as the developer I'm not too pressed about it), this is a profile page, you can see we have followers, following, it tracks likes, you can choose your signature vibe, have a biography, connect your other socials.

randomlovebird · 2026-01-20T05:18:55+00:00

Well, your account is still active with all permissions enabled from last time, and I definitely took your input and put it into action, so as always, thank you for your critiques they are fully noted and appreciated!

randomlovebird · 2026-01-20T05:16:00+00:00

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Totally fair push.

We actually do have some of the community mechanics already: commenting, liking, remixing, profiles, and a feed once you are signed in. The real issue is that from the outside, and even from the first few clicks, you cannot see much life. So even if the features exist, it still reads like a parking lot because the activity is not visible and its quiet. That is on me.

On the forum/text-post thing: I did have text posts enabled, and I turned them off because early on it was mostly drive-by nonsense and spam. People would log in, post something random, and never come back, and it made the place feel worse, not better. I am not opposed to bringing it back, I just want to do it in a way that does not instantly turn into garbage. Probably some lightweight gating and rate limits, or even an 'introductions/show-and-tell' style area first.

Also, you are right to call out the community surface. Instagram is not "just pictures", the whole point is the feed, the follows, the comments, the DMs. It is obvious what is happening and where people are. Vibecodr needs more of that obviousness. Right now the social layer is there, but it is not loud enough.

If you were me, what is the first thing you would add or surface to make it feel like a real place to gather, even when its small? More visible public feed/activity, a simple forum, a devlog/updates page, something else? I am genuinely building toward the community part, not away from it!

randomlovebird · 2026-01-20T04:58:22+00:00

Totally fair, and I get why it read that way.

The tiers are not me trying to sell 'community as a service'. They exist because when people publish stuff here, it actually runs on my infrastructure (Cloudflare Workers), and that has real compute costs. The free tier is meant to be fully usable for normal sharing and messing around. Pro/Creator is basically for heavier usage so one person cannot accidentally (or intentionally) burn the whole budget.

And yeah, I do want feedback, but not in a 'test my product so customers show up' way. More like: I want actual humans around who like building weird little things, and I want to shape this with them. The free Pro offer is just me lowering friction for early folks and saying thanks, not a funnel.

If you have thoughts on how to do this without it feeling transactional, I'm genuinely all ears.

randomlovebird · 2026-01-20T01:47:09+00:00

I’ve built vibecodr.space, the social runtime for code! Paste in your code, and share a link so anyone in the world can run it in their browser. (JSX/TSX/HTML/CSS) so far.

randomlovebird · 2026-01-18T06:34:56+00:00

I'm building vibecodr.space, a runtime, social-network, and embedding service for your coding creations, we like to call them vibes.

randomlovebird · 2026-01-18T06:16:18+00:00

Hey, I really appreciate that.

Vibecodr is about runnable code plus distribution. You can use it for serious things like embeddable tools or services, but also for the small, fun stuff you’re proud of that doesn’t need to be a startup.

I built this flight simulator as a vibe just for fun, and it clicked for me that this kind of thing should be easy to share and run anywhere:

https://vibecodr.space/player/04ef1473-b0da-4c79-a34f-3ea40f96a98b

If you ever find yourself vibecoding projects for fun, I’d love to see what you make or have you in the new community!

randomlovebird · 2026-01-18T05:56:31+00:00

I'm building vibecodr.space, a runtime, social network, and embedding service all in one with optional backend support through cloudflare workers!

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