v0.0.1-beta-final-FINALMade in Denmark, mostly
Software that probably works.
A small collection of vibe-coded apps. Written by a human with good intentions and an AI with unlimited confidence. Some say agentic code isn't always the best code. They're not entirely wrong.
- Uptime: yes
- Test coverage: emotional
- Bugs: undocumented features
- Lines written by a human: 0.3%
- Code review: the agent approved its own PR
- Stack: whatever the model suggested
- Status: probably fine
The portfolio
Things that mostly run.
Every app is shipped with love, a prompt, and a confidence score that was also vibe-coded.
- 01Probably works
Hyggeplan
A weekly planner that schedules candles, coffee and absolutely nothing urgent.
Confidence82% - 02Works on my machine
Cykelvejr
Tells you whether to bike today. The answer is always "yes, but with rain gear".
Confidence91% - 03Worked once
Smørrebrød.ai
Generates open sandwiches. Has, on occasion, generated closed ones. We are investigating.
Confidence54% - 04In production (regrettably)
Kassebon
Splits the bill between friends. Rounding errors are a gift to whoever paid.
Confidence67% - 05Probably works
Standup Bot
Writes your daily standup for you. Yesterday it wrote it for someone else, too.
Confidence73% - 06Worked once
Next Idea
Currently being vibe-coded at 01:47. Expect it soon, or never, or twice.
Confidence12%
The disclaimer
A manifesto, generated on the first try.
The critics say vibe coding produces questionable code. We read their arguments carefully, then asked an agent to summarize them. It said they were absolutely right.
- 01
Ship first, understand later.
Momentum is a feature. Comprehension is on the roadmap.
- 02
If it compiles, it’s a feature.
And if it doesn’t, we ask the agent nicely. Then less nicely.
- 03
Tests are a state of mind.
We test in production, where the stakes keep us honest.
- 04
“You’re absolutely right!” is not a code review.
We know. We merge it anyway, but we feel bad about it.
- 05
Good enough is a real place.
Perfect code never shipped. These apps did. Probably.