The uncomfortable question
So you built a vibe-coded app.
Now what?
It looks great. It seems to work. You want to show it off — maybe even turn it into a real startup. But there's a problem you haven't solved yet.
The bad news
You skipped the hard part.
Vibe coding let you skip months of engineering, months of recruiting designers, developers, PMs, marketers. Amazing. But you still don't have proof that anyone actually wants this.
You don't know how real people react to it when you're not hovering over their shoulder telling them exactly which buttons to push.
This is the work that's been critical to software engineering for 25+ years. Vibe coding didn't eliminate it — it just moved it downstream. And now it's sitting right in front of you.
The good news
Keep vibing — but this time,
with a public page.
A listing is a public page in the directory. It does not put the app in front of a measured audience, and it does not replace asking people to try it.
Submit your project
Add your vibe-coded app to the directory. Submitting is free.
It gets a public page
After review, the project has a page on the directory. This is not a count of daily visitors.
Watch the early signal
A private preview link can collect notes from people you send it to. The directory does not supply those people.
Iterate from your dashboard
Read notes testers left on a preview link, and issue or revoke those links. View and bookmark totals are not a ranking.
A straight answer
What VibeShare is (and isn't).
What it is
What it isn't
Use VibeShare as one input alongside your other validation work — a place to get found and read early signal, not the last word on whether to build.
Why here?
VibeShare, Product Hunt, and Show HN
— each for a different moment.
VibeShare
- Best for
- A durable public page in a directory of vibe-coded apps
- Audience
- Whoever opens the directory. No visitor count is stated here.
- Time horizon
- The page stays up while the listing is approved
- Honest limitation
- Not payment proof, not retention data, and not a supplied user panel
Product Hunt
- Best for
- A launch-day moment with broad consumer and pro-sumer reach
- Audience
- A wide launch crowd, plus ranking and social dynamics
- Time horizon
- Launch-day spike, then attention fades quickly
- Honest limitation
- Front-page competition is fierce; reach is bursty, not lasting
Show HN
- Best for
- Sharp technical discussion and candid feedback from engineers
- Audience
- Hacker News readers scanning for substance and overclaim
- Time horizon
- A single thread's window — hours, then it scrolls off
- Honest limitation
- Ephemeral; no permanent showcase, and a tough crowd
Many builders use more than one — we care about being the right ongoing home for vibe-coded tools.
Think of it as
Product Hunt meets Hacker News
— but for vibe-coded apps.
Real user discovery
Get your app in front of people who actually care about vibe-coded tools.
Blueprint generation
Turn any website into a Cursor/Claude-ready blueprint in one click with the extension.
Project showcase
A dedicated page for your app with description, screenshots, links, and category tags.
Category placement
The listing sits in a category such as AI tools, dev tools, or productivity.
Builder profiles
A builder page can link projects and show a stack. It does not create an audience.
Community feedback
Someone who opens the directory can find the listing. That is not a user-research panel.
The network effect
You're not just submitting a project
You're joining a community of builders who are all solving the same problem: turning a vibe-coded prototype into something real.
Everyone starts with the same question. VibeShare helps you find the answer.
Ready?
Submit your project.
Submitting is free. A public page is published after review. That page is not a traffic or revenue claim.
Submit Your ProjectFree to submit. Free to browse. Just build.