Last updated 22 August 2026
VibeLab is a community for people who build software with AI coding tools as their primary collaborators — a practice its members call vibe coding. It exists because that work had nowhere good to live: a project built in an afternoon with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or Figma Make is too small for a startup launch and too real to leave rotting in a private repo.
Members publish their builds as Vibes — each one gets a public page with a live, hosted, runnable version of the app, a description of how it was made, and the tool stack behind it. Other members can react, comment, and follow the people whose work they like.
.md files, each reviewed by a human before it goes live.Mostly designers and product people who found that AI tools let them ship real software for the first time, plus developers who enjoy building fast and sharing openly. You do not need a computer-science background. You do need to have made something.
VibeLab is an independent, India-founded community. It grew out of more than a decade of running design communities and in-person meetups, including Madrasters — one of India's longest-running design communities — and design events hosted at engineering and design colleges across the country. VibeLab Sessions have been hosted with teams including IBM Bangalore and Kissflow Chennai.
VibeLab is free to join and free to use. Publishing a Vibe, hosting it, downloading from the Marketplace and attending online sessions all cost nothing. There is no advertising on the site and no third-party tracking.
Questions, press, partnerships or event proposals: see the contact page. If you want to understand what you can and cannot publish here, read the Content Policy.