Built with AI. Created by people.
Explore websites, apps and independent products made with AI coding tools. Find something worth trying — or a starting point for your next creation.
A home for the things people build. Not another list of AI tools.
8 projects indexed11 build tools8 categoriesLast updated Oct 24, 2026
Every listing describes a working product: what it does, who made it, and how it got built. Read together, they form a practical picture of a fast-moving scene — useful when you want references, want to compare approaches, or just want to see what one idea and a strong tool can become.
VibeAtlas is edited by hand rather than gathered in bulk. A listing needs a working public product, an accurate description, genuine screenshots, and disclosed build tools — products that misrepresent themselves or hide how they were made are declined. The editor also stays current: when a product stops working or stops matching its description, the listing is corrected, archived or delisted.
Find work by what it is — SaaS, mobile apps, games, portfolios, developer tools, AI products, experiments — or by what it was built with, from Bolt and Lovable to Cursor, Windsurf and Claude Code. Each tool has its own profile page.
A product page records the category, platform, pricing, and build tools, and on featured projects adds a short editorial note on who it is for and what is worth learning from it. Every entry links out to the live product, so you can check the claims yourself.
Small ideas. Real products. A little inspiration for what comes next.
Push-to-talk dictation for macOS using your own OpenAI API key
A self-hosted mobile PWA for recording fuel fill-ups in LubeLogger
A persistent AI island where citizens remember, decide and live beyond your visits.
Create downloadable custom emoji from images, GIFs, and text in a browser.
AI-guided skill-gap assessment, learning plans, and public progress profiles
A private browser ledger for flight costs, receipts, mileage and United Premier progress.
A local prompt-to-film pipeline with reviewable storyboards and multi-take assembly
A card you build and bring to events, so the people you meet there have something to keep instead of trying to remember your name.
Put your idea on the map. Help someone find their next favorite.
