@CjRobertsonJr2 · X

@Tylermcfrank · X

Hey Boys, I built my own fart app today using vibe coding. It is a work in progress but it is free to sign up! Working towards a fart exclusive community for sharing videos, chatting, starting threads, sharing pics, having fart contests etc. Share it plz!

@RyleeYTDash · X

Hey @steak @ProjectSupreme! 🎮I built a fully functional 3D infinite block-builder game called Vuda using vibe coding. It renders a massive world right inside the browser with zero downloads.Check out the generation and build something:🕹️ Let me know

u/TheMenara · Reddit

Inspired by the guy who sold a million pixels for a buck each in 2005 — built my own version A while back I was thinking about the old Million Dollar Homepage story — guy sells a million pixels for $1 each in 2005, makes a million dollars, becomes a meme. I kept wondering if a simple, honest version of that idea could still work today, so I figured I'd give it a shot. It's called The Menara — a tower with 5,000 windows. $5 claims one, permanently. You pick your exact floor and unit, add a n

@Starexgames2026 · X

Hey tibo! I made an app using Codex :D it's like X but for vibe coded apps using gpt 5.6 sol! and u can do normal posts :3 its called Appy :D this is the link to it :D

@Harshit01631557 · X

Words of Word is a multiplayer- thrilling word puzzle game designed for smart people who love brainstorming, vocabulary challenges, and fast-thinking gameplay. Try with your friends :

@DevWith_Atul · X

I create A website to rate youtube channels and see your friends favourite channels and rating

@mtn98952 · X

What if your next live show didn’t need a venue? 🎭 Build your stage. Sell tickets. Go live. Looking for creators to try Stage.

@ClickSploit · X

I’m excited to officially launch ClickSploit. Check it out here: What started as a fun side project turned into a cybersecurity-themed idle clicker game. I built ClickSploit by using AI to help bridge some of my coding gaps, while leaning on my IT and tech experience to shape the game’s concepts, progression, and terminology. The game is meant to be fun first, but also gives players a small look into real cybersecurity ideas like alert triage, threat intelligence, vulnerability management, endpoint detection, identity security, automation, and building a stronger security program. It’s not a technical simulator, but it is a fun way to get a light introduction to tools and operations that people in cyber and IT work with every day. ClickSploit is accessible directly in your browser on both desktop and mobile phones, so there’s nothing to install. Mobile App development is in progress! This is still early, and I’ll continue improving the game with new conten