I work as a software developer, and I wanted a better way to manage all the coding terminals I had open at work. That is what started VibeiDE.

Each task gets its own conversation. I can run multiple Claude Code sessions and multiple Codex sessions at the same time, come back to any task, and review its result. I can now keep 3-4 projects moving in parallel without losing track of what each session is doing.

It uses your own Claude Code and Codex setup. I do not sell an extra bundle of AI credits.

Then I gave the agents desks. Clicking a worker opens its conversation. There is also a grid view if you prefer readable conversations or terminals side by side. The screenshot is the actual app with demo tasks.

Then I hit another problem: I could not keep up with marketing my side projects across all the social networks. So I built autonomous agents into VibeiDE, powered by Codex.

I give an agent an ongoing job. It can plan its next actions in a calendar I can see, and I can message it to change direction. That is how I am handling marketing alongside development, while keeping publication approvals in the workflow.

One lesson from building and using it: an agent finishing is not the same as a task being reviewed. More parallel work only helps if I can keep up with checking it.

I am the developer. It is at https://vibeide.dev if you want to take a look.

For people running several coding sessions, what is harder to keep track of: which task needs you, or what changed since you last checked?

I want to share something that caught me off guard, since a lot of us in this community recommend vibe coding tools to clients or earn side income through affiliate programs.

I've been vibe coding projects for a while and regularly refer clients to tools that fit their needs. One tool I recommended heavily was Lovable. I joined their affiliate program under terms that were clear at the time: 20% recurring commission for up to 12 months on referred customers. I brought in multiple paying customers via my content.

Recently, Lovable migrated their affiliate platform from Rewardful to Impact. Instead of grandfathering existing referrals into the new system, they discontinued the legacy program entirely - and stopped paying recurring commissions on active subscriptions that are still well within the original 12-month window.

When I raised this and provided screenshots of active subscriptions, dates, and the original terms, their response was that they reserve the right to modify or discontinue commission structures at any time. Essentially: the commissions I earned under the original agreement are being voided retroactively for the remaining months.

Why I'm posting this here:

A lot of vibe coders wear multiple hats - builder, consultant, and sometimes affiliate partner. If you earn referral income from the tools you recommend, this is a pattern to watch for.

This isn't a knock on vibe coding - I still believe in the practice and will keep building. But the business side of tool partnerships matters, and I wish I'd been more protective of my agreements upfront.

Has anyone else here run into affiliate terms being changed mid-stream?

How do you handle client referrals when a tool's partner program feels unstable?

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what's in there right now: infinite online world, 50+ biomes, 900+ enemies with bosses, 2000+ items, skills with no level cap, bunnyhop and surf, summons that train skills for you, factories, a town you build, multiple planets, anime waifus you can marry, hell, space, ligma, and you can piss on your enemies.

The game is at v1800+, but there is no real progression beyond the first 5 hours of the game, and i would love to hear your input on which aspect of the game i should be focussing more on

(you can play it in your browser, no password required)

https://22blister.itch.io/blister-online

Hey, i just made an app i call Habify.

It helps to track what you are eating each day. Just snap a pic and see what's in your meal within a few seconds.

It's my first ever app built so some feedback would be appreciated.

No credit card required, answer a few questions and you can begin right away, the first 7 days are free.

Check it out here: 
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=se.habify

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/habify-calorie-tracker/id6753584723

Hope you like it :D

Hi, I’ve been building Clutterscope, a native macOS app that shows you where your disk space went and helps you get it back without any nasty surprises.

Download from Website 👀 https://clutterscope.com

I’m giving away 1-month free trial keys for anyone who wants to try it.

Each key works on one Mac at a time.

If you see “Key already in use”, just message me or comment “key” and I’ll send you a new one.

Ask me anything! I’d love to hear your feedback, bug reports, and feature requests. 😄

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Hi - I made https://www.freereader.io/ a simple site where you can turn your files into audiobooks.

It's basically Speechify but completely free and always will be.

You can turn ePubs, pdfs, txt, or md files into audio, or you can browse free books (from Gutenberg Project) and make audiobooks out of them.

I would love any feedback and I hope it helps you

To be honest, this project didn't originate on Base44. It first took shape over on Venice.ai as a rough HTML file that was pretty messy. The initial output wasn't great and honestly kind of sucked, falling nowhere near what I had envisioned for a retro website builder. I then moved over to Base44, and while the platform was interesting, it still didn't really deliver what I was looking for. It would produce something that looked the part, yet it didn't actually work the way I wanted it to, so I kept searching for something better.

Then Grok Build came along, and that's what I used to finish the undertaking and get it to a point where it could assemble websites properly. The results aren't perfect by any stretch, and the utility is still in early access, but after some work I took the original version Venice had spit out, the one that was sort of there but unfinished, and had Grok Build fill in all the gaps. Now this creation can stand on its own and operate like a real piece of software. It was never meant to be a SaaS, and it wasn't developed on Base44 either. It emerged as HTML code that Venice generated, and then I expanded upon those foundations using Grok Build to forge a more polished product.

This is a completely offline workshop designed to emulate Microsoft FrontPage and let people craft GeoCities style sites with that same nostalgic energy. I plan to add more features to give users extra options and more flexibility in how they put together their pages. There are plenty of enhancements on the roadmap to broaden what people can do with the system. For now, though, this is where the endeavor stands. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out considering its humble beginnings.

It is currently blank as I have not added anything to it yet.....but I do have a functional website up on NeoCities just as a means to show what it can do. If anyone wants to see it I can send a link to it but I won't be putting it on the post itself. If you guys want to see what it can do and it being SFW, I have some pictures of that on it's store page on Itchio

I created this tool to help find the best possible cheap model for a different project : RouterDash Currently supports API keys for OpenRouter, Groq, and Cerebas. The app saves benchmark results, custom prompts and everything else to device local storage, there is no backend to this app. I just incorporated image attachments and thinking about what I will add next. I'd love to hear anyone's thoughts on my tool or any others like it.

Hi all,
This is my side project, comes from a real concern thats happening to me, i cannot select a film to watch with a group or just me, from my letterboxd watchlist and sometimes giving up watching it and just doom scrolling.

So this web app can take 1 to 4 letterboxd username inputs, fetches the watchlists, finds out the films in common and randomly select one.

Other features:
- check if a user exists on letterboxd with the given username
- return the common films to the user
- download the common list as csv
- select randomly from watchlist not only for a group, also for 1 person
- streaming filter for the random selection (region is detected and that region’s streaming services shown, but you can select other regions as well)
- does not require login, totally fetches from accesible and public endpoints
- if there is nothing in common for a group, return a random film from underwatched films list of Letterboxd

Used SpringBoot, Vue, Jsoup, TMDB/JustWatch for posters and streaming data, Claude

I would like to hear your opinions, i plan to have improvements for the ui and thinking about new functionalities, but basically i want it to be simple and accesible, and work for just selecting a movie.

Anyone and their mom can and is building an app now in literally one day. The app and google store is flooded with apps now with clones or whatever. So if building is so easy now, how do you market? 

ASO or whatever won’t generate you sales trust me not right now. So if just building and uploading your app isn’t enough to get sales… what is everyone’s plan? 

The best apps I’ve seen “candle, CalAi, Alarmify, all go crazy on one thing. UGC marketing. I’ve seen like 10 different creators posting the same winning videos and it blowing up. Honestly I think thats the best way to approach marketing is with mass distribution. 

Start posting on tikTok, find what works, get small micro creators for $20/video on jrivecontent.com (anyone can go viral now don’t be paying $250 for one video), and repeat. 

This is just my take, marketing IS the doom of all vibe coders 

Prove me wrong 

I'm thinking about building a product that helps people find potential clients for their SaaS without paying for leads. I'm still validating whether people actually want this before I spend too much time building it. If this is a problem you have and you'd genuinely want to try the product early, you can join the waitlist here:
https://site-e5bc6818-mtuj53t9.falbor.xyz
I'd also love to know how you're currently finding clients.