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Say what you need. Get a live app.

Vible asks a few questions, plans it with you, then builds it step by step and puts it live at its own address.

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A conversation with the agent, beside the app it is building.

How it works

Four steps from a few words to a live app

  1. 1

    Describe it

    In your own words, or start from an example. Give it links (your site, a menu, a maps page) and it reads them instead of asking.

  2. 2

    Answer a few questions

    One at a time, each with a few answers to pick. Or write your own.

  3. 3

    Approve the plan

    A summary, what you decided together and the steps in build order. One button: Build it.

  4. 4

    Watch it go live

    Each step is built, tried in a phone-sized browser, checked and put live, with the preview beside the chat.

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What you get

A real app, without the setup

  • An address of its own

    Every app is live at name.vible.tech. Preview it beside the chat, open it, or copy the link to share.

  • Checked before it goes live

    Each step must build and pass lint, with no packages that have serious known vulnerabilities and no secrets in the code.

  • Changes in a sentence

    Ask for a small, clear change and it is built at once. Changed your mind? The latest one can be undone.

  • Data, when it's shared

    A Postgres database of its own when people or devices share data. Otherwise, orders and bookings reach you as a ready-written message the visitor sends: email, WhatsApp or Telegram.

  • Your side of the app

    Bookings that came in, editing the menu: opening your app from Vible signs you in to what only you see. No passwords to set up.

  • Your own photos

    Send photos of your products or your logo, and the app shows them.

  • A build you can follow

    See each step as it is built. If a build stops, it says why, and you continue it.

  • No accounts to make

    No GitHub account, no hosting account. Vible takes care of the code and where it runs.

  • Delete means delete

    Deleting a project deletes everything it made: the app, its code, its database and the conversation.

Security

Every build runs apart, and so does every app

How Vible keeps things safe
  • Each build runs on a machine of its own that reaches only npm, the app's own code and its database.

  • Apps live on vible.tech, Vible on vible.dev: an app's code can't reach your Vible session.

  • Keys stay on the server. A change holding a secret is refused, never put live.

FAQ

Questions, answered

How do I get an account?

Sign up with your email. You get 7 days and 100 Credits to build your app, with no card asked.

What does it cost?

$3.99 a month keeps your app live: its hosting, and 100 Credits every month to change it. Need more? 250 Credits are $4.99, and they don't expire. Payments go through Polar.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You describe what you want and answer the agent's questions; it writes the code, checks it and puts it live.

Do I need a GitHub or hosting account?

No. The code and the hosting are taken care of, and your app is live at name.vible.tech.

What kind of apps can it make?

Web apps: they open in any browser, on phones and computers. Think menus, booking pages, trackers and small tools. They aren't apps for app stores.

How many projects can I have?

One during your trial, three with a subscription. Delete one and you can start another.

What are Credits?

A Credit is a cent of what the agent costs to run while it works on your app. When they're used up the agent stops, your app stays live, and a build that stopped can be continued once you have more.

Can I change my app once it's built?

Yes, ask in the chat. Small, clear changes are built at once and the latest can be undone; bigger ones get a new plan to approve.

What happens when I delete a project?

Everything it made is deleted: the app, its code, its database and the conversation.

Tell Vible what you need

A sentence or two is enough. You'll be asked the rest.

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