Vibe Coding Builders, by Build to Launch, is a directory of people who build with AI, and of what they made. Each builder has a page with their projects, the tools they used, and links to try them. The projects are built with Claude, Lovable, ChatGPT, Cursor and other AI tools. Filter by builder stage, and see the tools each builder used. Some builders have a long story in Build to Launch Friday, a series on Jenny Ouyang's newsletter. The site also has guides on building with AI. Listing a project is free: sign in, add your builder page, and add each project with a link and a short story.
Who it is for
People who build with AI tools such as Claude, Cursor, Lovable, Replit and ChatGPT. Visitors filter projects by builder stage to find someone one stage ahead of them, see which tools each builder used and read how they built. Builders use it to show their work and the story behind it, with a free page and a link back to each project. It also suits anyone who follows AI builders and wants to keep track of who is building what.
Why I built it
When I started building in public, I thought the journey would be solo: me, my IDE and whatever AI assistant I could get to help. Then in my first few days I met another builder, and we compared what we were building and how. That made everything feel lighter, and a little less alone. Over the next months I found many good builders: some with polished products, some who shipped sharp ideas fast, some with workflows I still keep bookmarked. And every time, I lost track of who was building what. I looked at Product Hunt, Hacker News, Reddit threads and Hugging Face spaces. They are good places to launch, but they put the product first and run on upvotes, and a new builder can post something good and vanish overnight. I wanted a place that puts the people first, so I built Vibe Coding Builders with Next.js and Supabase, using Cursor. Each builder gets a page with their projects, the tools they used and their links, and some tell the long version of their story in my Friday series on Build to Launch.
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