For creators
Put your vibe on the cruise
VibeCruiser is a random-jump button for vibe-coded side projects. 1,269 are on the cruise right now, 568 of them added this week, and every one runs live from its creator's own site. If you built one, here is how it gets listed, how to carry the badge, and how to claim its page.
What gets listed
Experiences, not tools: games, toys, simulations, generative art, one-joke experiments — something a stranger can open and play with in a few seconds. Docs sites, dashboards, CLIs and landing pages are scored down and usually left out.
A crawler searches GitHub around the clock for public repos tagged or described as vibe-coded, creative coding, p5.js, three.js and the like. A repo only makes it if it has a live demo — the repo's homepage link or its GitHub Pages site — that loads over HTTPS, allows embedding in a frame, and actually looks interactive (a canvas, a game loop, input handling). Anything behind a sign-in wall is skipped.
You can also skip the wait and submit it yourself: paste the live URL, the GitHub repo, or both. A repo lets us pull in the title, topics and stars; a bare URL is fine. It needs a free account, goes through the same safety checks, and is published straight away with its own page.
We never host your code
VibeCruiser stores a URL and nothing else. Your demo is loaded live in a frame from wherever you deployed it — GitHub Pages, Vercel, Netlify, Lovable, your own domain — so every visit is a visit to your site. We never download, rebuild or rehost the source, and if you take the demo down it drops off the cruise.
The badge
Every listed project gets a badge that shows its live play count and links to its
page here. Put it in your README or on the demo page. Copy the snippet from your project's
own page (its “Made this?” box at the bottom), or swap YOUR-SLUG below
for the last part of that page's address, vibecruiser.com/v/….
Claiming your page
Claiming says “I made this”. Link to your project's page,
vibecruiser.com/v/<your-slug>, from the README or the live demo page — the
badge above does exactly that. Then sign in (free),
open your project in the cruiser and press MADE THIS? CLAIM THIS in its drawer. We look for the link,
and if it is there the project is yours.
What you get, honestly: a “Claimed by the creator” mark on your project's page and in the cruiser, and YOUR PROJECTS in the menu with its cruises, saves, shares and vote score. A claim doesn't change the ranking or how often it comes up on the cruise. Nobody has claimed one yet.