One’s Vibe

Blog · July 27, 2026 · Gallery notes

This week on One's Vibe — week 30, 2026

872 new arrivals, 7 new Editor's Pick(s), and the doors the editor walked through — the gallery's week in notes.

Census pulse

872
hung this week
3,991
now on the walls
8
sources that delivered

X alone fed 601 of this week's 872 new entries (69%) - more than every other source combined - as the archive passed 3,991 total.

1205 arrived last week — slower this week (-333).

This week's sources: X 601 · Reddit 104 · Hacker News 81 · Product Hunt 42 · V2EX 24 · Chinese list 12 · GitHub 5 · direct 3

Reading the week

The census grew from 3,028 to 3,991 published apps this week (+963, +31.8%), though new additions slowed to 872 from 1,205 last week (-27.6%) — total growth outpaced weekly adds, so part of this week's total reflects backlog or catch-up entries rather than fresh submissions alone. With the sample nearly a third larger, the point moves below partly reflect that changing mix, not only churn.

Among stacks, Vercel moved the most, up 5.7 points to 37.8% (from 32.1%), followed by Next.js at 43.1% (+3.1pts) and Cloudflare at 48.2% (+2.3pts) — all three remain the most common choices among builders. Google Analytics held essentially flat at 30.2% (+0.2pt), while Radix UI slipped to 6.9% (-0.3pt) and Lovable edged up to 5.7% (+0.8pt).

On sources, X stayed dominant at 67.7% (+0.1pt, effectively unchanged). The Chinese list saw the largest drop, down 3.0 points to 10.3%, while Reddit gained 1.5 points to 7.4% and Hacker News and Product Hunt each added 0.7 points. Survival numbers show 10 apps buried this week and 2 at risk — a small share of the 3,991 total, pointing to modest churn relative to the size of this week's influx.

Stack drift

Each stack's share of the published gallery, and its move in points since last week's edition.

Cloudflare48.2% 2.3
Next.js43.1% 3.1
Vercel37.8% 5.7
Google Analytics30.2% 0.2
Radix UI6.9% 0.3
Lovable5.7% 0.8

Source shift

The whole gallery by where it was discovered, and how the mix moved since last week's edition.

X2,70367.7% 0.1
Chinese list41310.3% 3
Hacker News3107.8% 0.7
Reddit2957.4% 1.5
Product Hunt1162.9% 0.7
V2EX812% 0.2
direct521.3% 0.3
GitHub210.5%

Survival

2 published projects are flickering — repeated failed checks, sliding toward at-risk, and 10 went dark past the grace period this week.

Under the track lights

Projects that earned the Editor's Pick plaque this week — reported here, decided there.

dim — 3D Application based on SVG for graphic designers

Paste an Illustrator letterform into dim and watch it extrude into solid 3D, still pure bezier math underneath. Spin through perspective and orthographic views, then copy it back into Illustrator as clean vector paths.

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Free Online CAD Editor — Draw, Edit and Export DXF Files in Your Browser

Sketch a bolt, tag its fillet radius and diameter, and watch them lock in as real DXF DIMENSION objects. Every trim, chamfer, and offset feels as snappy as desktop CAD, minus the install.

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HEADROOM — how fast is your machine, really?

HEADROOM clocks your GPU's memory bandwidth on an honest redline gauge in 30 seconds, no download, no account. It also catches the subgroup driver bug that garbles local LLM output, then gives you a shareable receipt.

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Blinn Motion — Figma Motion → real code

A red dot springs into place on a blue card, timed frame-for-frame the same whether it's DOM, Canvas, or React Native — because it's playing the actual Figma keyframes, not a baked-out video.

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Kitbase — Product Analytics & Event Tracking

Type your domain into Kitbase and watch GPTBot, ClaudeBot, and human visitors sort themselves apart in real time. With MCP wired in, you just ask your analytics a question in plain English instead of building a filter.

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AI2Web - Make your website work with every AI, from one place

One manifest at /ai2w and the site speaks MCP, ACP, and OAuth2+PKCE to any agent that visits. The scan card ticks green live, purchases stay gated behind explicit consent, not HTML-scraping guesswork.

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The Quiet Map — the quietest place on Earth right now

A hundred buried seismometers turn the planet's traffic-and-footstep hum into a living map, naming the one place on Earth quietest right now, down to the percentile.

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Doors we walked through

In no particular order — one's vibe, another's poison.

Movements in the sky

The Whole Sky holds 3823 stars across 9 constellations tonight.

From the graveyard

10 project(s) went dark past the grace period and were laid to rest: marksave - your X bookmarks, finally organized, Merge Risk — Is your AI-built app leaking data?, Hermes × COTI — Private Agent Messaging Demo, Streamlit, VERT, Café Chrétien — Un café spirituel pour nourrir l'âme, Mon Restaurant — Commandez vos plats préférés, AJAY-A4MP-REDDY, AJAY-A4MP-REDDY, AJAY-A4MP-REDDY.

The gallery is open — walk the walls, or hang something of your own.

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