Vibe Coding Platform: from idea to first users

Writing code is not the same as building a product. Describe your idea in plain words: the agent builds the app, and we take care of hosting and deployment. On paid plans you can submit it to the marketplace, show it to the SpellBook audience and find out what people actually need.

Build an app

The builder interface is in Russian for now. The agent replies in the language you write in.

How it works

  1. Describe the ideaWrite what the app should do in plain words. The agent asks for details and shows a first working version.
  2. Launch itHosting and deployment are on our side. The app opens by a link in the browser, nothing to install.
  3. Meet your first usersOn paid plans you can submit the app to the marketplace. After review, people from SpellBook can find and open it.

VibeMarket in short

Interface
React, with third-party libraries.
Server side
Your own logic in Node or Python, on the Premium and Partner plans.
Running
Hosting and deployment included. Server apps run in an isolated environment.
Publishing
Review before publication on the marketplace, on paid plans.
Feedback
Likes, launches and comments show what people need.

Apps built on VibeMarket

Real apps by SpellBook authors, as they wrote them, mostly in Russian. They open in the browser.

All apps on the marketplace (in Russian)

Questions

What is VibeMarket?
A vibe coding platform by SpellBook: you describe an idea, the agent builds the app, the platform runs it, and the marketplace helps you show it to people.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Describe the task in plain words; the agent asks for details and shows you a first live version.
What are apps built with?
The interface is React and can use third-party libraries. A server side with your own logic in Node or Python is available on the Premium and Partner plans.
Where does the app run?
Hosting and deployment are on our side, and the app opens by a link in the browser. Server apps run in an isolated environment.
How do I get first users?
On paid plans you can submit the app to the marketplace. After review, people from SpellBook can find and open it, and likes, launches and comments show what they need.
Is the product available in English?
Partly. The builder interface is in Russian for now. The agent replies in the language you write in. Apps on the marketplace appear as their authors wrote them, mostly in Russian.