I’ve been building a platform around vibe coding, interactive experiences, and the more I work on it, the less I think of it as simply a vibe coding platform.

[u/Upset-Pineapple6886]

The basic idea is pretty simple:

People can scroll through a feed of interactive experiences and play the ones that catch their attention.

But creators or we can say vibe coders can also upload their own mini-games and experiences.

Gaming is still a big part of it, but I’m experimenting with the idea that the platform could eventually be broader than games.

For example, I’ve been testing a feature where users can upload their own pictures and experience them in a 3D, more interactive way.

So the bigger question I’m trying to explore is:

Would vibe-coders actually want a place to publish small experiments and experiences?

What should a platform for discovering and creating interactive digital experiences actually look like?

Would gamers be interested in something that goes beyond traditional games?

I’m more interested in hearing what the gaming/vibe coding community thinks than telling you what I think.

[u/Sunstorm84]

Vibe coding a vibe coding platform for vibe coders to vibe code, something something games.

[u/Upset-Pineapple6886 → u/Sunstorm84]

Actually no. I build it from scratch with the help of my friend. And yes platform for anyone specially for vibe coders to vibe code mini games for everyone.

[u/geekichu → u/Upset-Pineapple6886]

say that you "vibe-engineered" it. sounds better. (Im trying to make that term more main-stream to differentiate from vibe-code)

[u/Upset-Pineapple6886 → u/geekichu]

Yes, and I'm not trying to keep it limited to mini games, no dobut gaming is major part but you can also upload your pics and you can experience them in 3D view. BTW in this week or maybe next week I might need few people to test it and give feedback. If you are willing you can join my discord and test the platform. Will you?

[u/geekichu → u/Upset-Pineapple6886]

what is the link

[u/NotUpdated]

So you reinvented codepen? or js fiddle? ... Honestly brother - just launch something and tell folks about it, give it time - spend as much time after launch as before launch on it ....

If it doesn't get users (free users count) ... in 6 months after launch, keep it up if you want / but move on to something else.

The more time you spend before failure the harder the failure will be and failing is the most common outcome btw.

[u/Upset-Pineapple6886 → u/NotUpdated]

Ya, I'm thinking the same and I will release it in next month for sure. The main aim here was to see what fellow people think about it maybe get few people woh are willing to test it so i can get few insights

[u/NotUpdated → u/Upset-Pineapple6886]

release, release, release -- it'll most likely take 4-5-10 or even 20 projects for one to stick and even then nothing is guaranteed - 'founding' or 'starting something' and then showing it to the public is really hard - be mentally prepared to shout into a void the day you send it public...

Keep going - as long as you have a desire to own something, please keep going.... best of luck out there bud.

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[u/tremendousmattress87]

Personally , I love it. The idea of just publishing small experiments instead of full games is exactly what I needed. That 3D picture feature sounds super cool

[u/Upset-Pineapple6886 → u/tremendousmattress87]

Yes, and the best part is you can create anything completely by your imagination. You know as a kid when I love a game i used to think what if this thing also be there it would be next level. That's exactly what you can do. Create something from your imagination. And 3D pictures it's the best, it was my friend idea and when I tried it it was just mind blowing. If u are willing can you please be a past of testing the platform, i will start the testing maybe this week or next and i want someone who can genuinely explore the platform and give honest feedback. Will you?

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