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Publish one small app or finished project on vibecode.fun. Share what was clear, what was awkward, and one thing you would change. Include tag: @vibecodefun_. You may also mention its creator @rikventure. Limit: 1 tweet per account
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Reviews (17)
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@tomniy_bes
Just published a small project on @vibecodefun_ - a place where people share their vibe-coded projects and get feedback. Publishing was smooth, but getting feedback took longer than expected. Would add comment notifications. Anyone else posted their stuff there yet?
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View on X ↗@decenterghost
Published a small HTML app on @vibecodefun_. The flow is straightforward: pick a format, upload, review, publish The awkward bit is that required tags only surfaced at the final review step I’d move that validation earlier, before uploading
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View on X ↗@klirphyy
I just shipped the "Obsidian" one-shot prompt from Can I Vibecode It? into @vibecodefun_ It was such an easy process after generating the .html that I made via Grok. Using vibecode.fun was straightforward and easy. Lots of apps published as well!
58 views1 like
View on X ↗@cryptofaizyt
looked at your store on @vibecodefun_ the publishing bit is the useful part. paste a live url or github repo and it sits on /apps plus your own profile. no extra setup.good student portfolio. browse apps, tools, skills, then ship a better take.
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View on X ↗@forexmusician
I built Haloline, a UI/UX and frontend design project with @vibecodefun_. What was clear was how to publish my own project but where to start was the difficult part. It took me a while to figure it out but when I did it was Gucci
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View on X ↗@_thekhay
weekends are for shipping. I shipped TAO Run, a Bittensor themed endless runner, on @vibecodefun_. the submit flow was clear and quick, but the prompt generator failed twice on different ideas so i had to write the prompt myself. link in the comments
279 views18 likes
View on X ↗@The_profray
I was a bit confused and lost while checking out @vibecodefun_ because I find it hard to navigate. I was able to figured it out and built an onchain detector with the available building tools and I was able to shipped it in minutes. Mobile version needs to be updated @rikventure
60 views3 likes
View on X ↗@Hec_77
Playing w @vibecodefun_ this weekend. used their Prompt Generator and it actually helped, I typed a messy idea for a DeFi TVL tracker and got a prompt I could paste into Claude Code. Then I hit submit, you just paste a URL or repo. It was on /apps and my profile immediately.
292 views23 likes
View on X ↗@veetor4x
I built a DeFi Playground for total beginners using @vibecodefun_ Vibe coding it was easy, and going from an idea to an interactive DeFi app felt surprisingly simple but needs more work though I’d improve the onboarding so first time builders know exactly what to do
203 views15 likes
View on X ↗@airdropfamer_
just built and published a small PredictX app on @vibecodefun_ with @rikventure. the process was pretty smooth, especially testing and tweaking the HTML along the way. mobile interactions felt a bit awkward though. better mobile debugging would be a nice upgrade.
1.1K views5 likes
View on X ↗@ellabarbie_
I published FashionCrypto on vibecode.fun and loved how quickly it went live. Clear: The app feed makes shipped projects easy to discover. Smooth: Project showed with its description, creator and tags. The whole publishing flow on @vibecodefun_ feels simple
280 views17 likes
View on X ↗@nonye_silver
@vibecodefun_ provides a streamlined way to publish and centralize projects. It operates effectively as a personal app store and supports HTML game hosting. Publishing is efficient. Discovery is not. With better search + filters, it becomes a real discovery hub. @rikventure
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View on X ↗@mosesisonchain
most people stick to LLM like ChatGPT for everything. Using @vibecodefun_ & Claude, I built a directory that finds the perfect LLM for any task. deploying was super smooth, but being able to prompt and build directly on the platform would take it to the next level though.
90 views7 likes
View on X ↗@realcryptopikin
After building PolyFully, my next challenge was traction. @vibecodefun_ made publishing it straightforward and gave the project a place to be discovered. The upload flow was clear, but project discovery still felt a bit awkward. @rikventure improve the search & category filter
489 views12 likes
View on X ↗@AlphaLady__
I built and published a small app on @vibecodefun_. The process felt straightforward, and I liked being able to test and update the HTML directly. The first Copy button failed on mobile, but replacing the HTML fixed it. Easier mobile debugging would improve the experience.
270 views7 likes
View on X ↗@rikventure
when i ship a new app, i publish it on @vibecodefun_ i call it my personal app store it's my directory of creations, and can also host easy HTML games the experience is simple and straightforward: claim a handle, publish what u create, and find it al in one place
98 views4 likes
View on X ↗@_Clemcrypton
i just finished creating a trading bot on @vibecodefun_ The process was mostly clear and easy to follow.The publishing steps felt a bit awkward especially knowing what screenshot was required. I’d change that by adding clearer examples so users know exactly what to submit
92 views11 likes
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