Vibe Coding Showcase is back. Here are 10 new projects.
If a fund accountant can build video platforms, a designer can ship icon libraries, and a marketer can create language learning apps, what's stopping you?
Update: After this edition, I shipped something meta called "Vibe Coded Showcase" — a collection of stunning apps and websites built by vibe coders worldwide. The meta part? I vibe coded the entire platform using Bolt, Supabase, and Netlify. Hey friends! 👋
I’m back with more vibe coding inspiration for you. The response to my previous Showcase newsletter was amazing and attracted a bunch of new submissions.
Today, I'm excited to spotlight 10 new projects that were built using a diverse array of vibe coding tools like Bolt, Lovable, Cursor etc.
Apart from including the tool kits and frameworks, for some projects I’ve asked the founders to share additional info like “how long it took to build these projects”, “prompting tips” etc.
Without further ado, let's dive into the featured stories:
1. 📊 Nixly.app by Jakub Skrzypczak
Vibe Coding Stack: Bolt (everything) + Supabase + Netlify
Frameworks: React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, TanStack Query, Recharts, PostgreSQL
Website: nixly.app
Demo: Twitter Demo
Background: Jakub brings CX experience with some technical knowledge to subscription tracking. His journey perfectly illustrates learning from failure - his first attempt failed because he tried to do too much.
Timeline: Idea to MVP in 3 weeks
Location: Warsaw, Poland
Prompting Tip: Jakub's secret to success? Ultra-precise prompting with guardrails. When he wants Bolt to add a new feature, he gives precise prompts like below:
“Please add 'Reminders' feature. Add it to the sidebar at the bottom of the current list, use the exact same UI style as the rest of the app. Suggest initial layout that is cohesive with the other features. It should work with our db and notifications panel."2. 🃏 JeniCards.com by Bob Sheth
Vibe Coding Stack: Windsurf + Claude Code
Frameworks: NextJS and Firebase
Website: jenicards.com/cards
Background: Project Management professional with basic web development skills who built a card-based platform.
Prompting Tip:
Use Claude Code to create your prompts - brain dump your requirements and ask it to generate a well planned prompt for your specific AI tool (like Windsurf or Bolt etc)Timeline: 1 month
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3. 🗣️ VivaLingua.ai by Conor Martin
Vibe Coding Stack: Bolt + Supabase + ElevenLabs
Frameworks: React + Vite
Website: vivalingua.ai
Demo: Twitter Demo
Background: Marketer/SEO specialist turned vibe coder, creating AI-powered language learning experiences.
4. 🛠️ ChilledSites.com by Paul Gosnell
Vibe Coding Stack: Bolt → Factory → Cline → VS Code → Claude Code → Cursor (final choice) + Supabase + Stripe + Netlify + AWS SES
Frameworks: React (but loves vanilla HTML, CSS, JS)
Website: chilledsites.com
Demo: Twitter Demo
Background: Self-described "startup addict and product builder" who experimented across the entire AI coding ecosystem before finding his optimal workflow.
Timeline: 4 weeks
Location: Dubai, UAE / Norwich, UK
5. 🏠 WithAView.co by Darshan Gajara
Vibe Coding Stack: Cursor (co-pilot mode)
Frameworks: React, Node.js, MongoDB
Website: withaview.co/ext/
Background: Product Designer who understands tech but wouldn't trust himself with production code - until now. Built a property viewing platform using AI assistance.
Timeline: 3 months (part-time commitment)
6. 💊 RemedyHunt.com by yours truly :)
Vibe Coding Stack: Bolt (frontend) + Supabase (backend) + OpenAI API
Frameworks: React + Vite + Tailwind CSS for styling.
Website: remedyhunt.com
Background: As many of you know, I’m a non-technical builder with extensive no-code experience who made the leap to AI-assisted development this year — thanks to vibe coding.
7. 🎨 BNBIcons.com by Nicolas Grenié
Vibe Coding Stack: 60% Lovable + 40% Cursor + Supabase
Frameworks: Vite and React
Website: bnbicons.com
Background: Built a comprehensive icon library platform using a hybrid approach between Lovable and Cursor.
8. 🤖 EchoRaven.ai by Jatin Hariani
Vibe Coding Stack: Cursor + manual coding (hybrid approach)
Frameworks: NextJS, NestJS, Tailwind, Postgres, GCP, Vertex, Gemini | Swift+ReactNative coming soon.
Website: echoraven.ai
Background: Highly technical developer with 15+ years of experience who strategically uses AI to accelerate development while maintaining code quality.
9. 🎯 MakerThrive.com by Art West
Vibe Coding Stack: Cursor + Lovable + Supabase
Frameworks: Typescript
Website: makerthrive.com
Background: Building platforms to help makers and creators thrive in the digital economy.
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10. 👁️ BrandPeek.ai by Adam Yong
Vibe Coding Stack: Bolt (UX) + Cursor (backend/integration) + Supabase
Frameworks: Node.js, React, Typescript, Prisma ORM, PostgreSQL (Supabase)
Website: brandpeek.ai
Background: Traditional developer (C#, PHP) who had zero knowledge of modern frameworks like Node.js and React. Built his entire project using vibe coding - 800+ prompts over 20 days, working just 3-4 hours daily, for only $90 in tools.
Adam's big aha moment: "People say vibe coding lets non-coders build apps, but for developers, it's like having a team of 10 senior-level developers working at 100x speed, with no complaints. A few years ago, something like this would've taken a whole team months to build."
So that was the list of featured projects for this week. Here’s my favorite part: Geographic barriers to building and distributing apps are dissolving.
From Warsaw to Dubai to the UK, builders everywhere are leveraging the same tools to compete on a global stage.
The most successful builders in this showcase didn't wait for perfect conditions - they started building and figured it out along the way.
The future belongs to builders who ship.
Want to be featured in our next showcase? DM me your demo link or reply in comments. I'm always hunting for inspiring vibe coding projects that push the boundaries of what's possible.
P.S. Special thanks to all 10 builders who shared their stories and insights. Your journeys are inspiring thousands of others to start building.
PS2: Many asked me explain how I’d define vibe coding and show how to build real apps. I invited my friend and vibe coding pro Conor Martin recently on my podcast and Youtube channel. Here’s the link to our video which is a beginner-friendly vibe coding resource.
Vibe coded https://promptmonitor.io/ with Cursor mostly, recently started using Claude Code so use both now. techstack: Next.js, Nodejs, Supabase.
amazing list! i vibe coded https://sparkky.xyz/ it’s an Ai brainstorming partner. techstack: Gemini 2.5 Pro, React + HTML + JavaScript + CSS, with supabase for the backend. also vibe coded 6 projects in total in 1 month of starting: https://omabyte.netlify.app/