Vibe Builder · v0.3.0
Describe an app. Watch it get built.
The vibedout app builder, on your desktop. Sign in, say what you want, and watch it being generated in front of you. When it works, publish it — it goes live at its own <name>.vibedout.app address, a real URL you can hand to anyone.
The odd one out on this site: everything else here runs offline, and this one cannot — the section below says exactly why.
How it works
Sign in
Once, with your vibedout account. The app remembers you; the builder knows whose apps are whose.
Describe
Say what you want in plain language — a habit tracker, a split-the-bill page, a tool only you would ever need.
Watch
The app is generated in front of you, file by file, with a live preview. Change your mind mid-way and say so.
Publish
One click, and it is live at its own <name>.vibedout.app address — a real URL you can send to anyone.
Honest about the cloud
Every other tool on this site runs entirely on your machine. This one talks to a server, because what it makes ends up with a public URL — and a URL cannot live on your laptop.
The engine is in the cloud
Code generation and hosting run on the hosted builder at builder.vibedout.app. Your machine never compiles anything, which is why a description becomes a running app in minutes.
The app is a thin shell
A small native window around the builder — sign-in, deep links and a place on your taskbar. It is deliberately boring, so the interesting part can improve without you reinstalling anything.
So why a desktop app at all?
Because a tool you build with lives better as its own window than as one tab among forty. Same builder, no browser chrome, no lost session.
Still free, still open
No paid tier and nothing held back — the shell is open source like everything else here. What you build is yours.
Download
Linux
v0.3.0x86_64 · GNOME, KDE or any X11/Wayland desktop
- .deb package — Debian, Ubuntu, Mint, Pop!_OS
- AppImage — Any distribution, nothing to install
Windows
v0.3.0Windows 10 1803 or newer · 64-bit
- Installer — Per-user, no administrator prompt
macOS
Not yet builtThe shell is small enough that a macOS build is plausible, but it has not been made — nothing untested gets listed here.
SHA-256 checksums
Verify with sha256sum on Linux or
Get-FileHash in PowerShell. The builds are unsigned, so this is
the only way to confirm you have the file that was actually published.
| VibeBuilder_0.3.0_amd64.deb | e5274a6a485e09cca1ed3da0c9d867884a84c8fec6e07e7f25b9855f41ecb306 |
| VibeBuilder_0.3.0_amd64.AppImage | 3b3408b3afc233c1a96e0cb7b8b1f45a91e9595fd338c31d6833d47f6cc7cb86 |
| VibeBuilder_0.3.0_x64-setup.exe | f5addd425cc9394f72121e55c37d4722a354b3e80ff3644107acab670f461d87 |
The builds are unsigned; on first launch your OS may warn, and every download has a published SHA-256 above. The Windows installer is cross-compiled from Linux — SmartScreen will warn (More info → Run anyway).