Vibedonalds
The directory for vibe-coded things
About Vibedonalds
Vibedonalds catalogues software built with AI coding tools, which is a genuinely new category that existing directories handle badly. A vibe-coded app is not quite a startup, not quite a side project and often not quite finished, and it does not fit the framing of directories built around funded products. Vibedonalds accepts it on its own terms, listing apps, games, agents, MCP servers, browser extensions and tools built with AI, with almost six hundred entries across sixteen live categories at time of listing.
The distribution proposition is straightforward: submitted entries get a public indexed page with a screenshot and an outgoing link, which is the backlink and discovery value a small builder actually wants. Review is free with a three to seven day turnaround, or ten dollars for instant publishing, which is honest about what the money buys, namely speed rather than favourable treatment. Alongside the directory sit two useful reference resources: a glossary of fifty defined terms for a field that invents vocabulary faster than it documents it, and a set of pricing guides for AI coding tools with dated comparisons of what plans like Bolt.new Pro and Claude Pro actually get you.
As a browser, explore the directory by category across apps, games, agents, MCP servers, browser extensions and tools, each entry carrying a screenshot and a link to the thing itself. The glossary explains terminology if you are new to the space, and the pricing guides compare the coding tools people build these things with, complete with dates so you can judge staleness. As a builder, submit your project through the open submission form: free review takes three to seven days, or ten dollars publishes it immediately. Either way the result is a public indexed page with a screenshot and an outgoing link to your project.
- •Category Coverage for Vibe-Coded Work - Apps, games, agents, MCP servers, browser extensions and tools, including MCP servers which few directories list
- •Indexed Public Pages - Each entry gets its own page with a screenshot and outgoing link, which is the actual value for a submitter
- •Open Submissions - Anyone can list, with no funding or traction requirement
- •Free or Paid Review - Free at three to seven days, or ten dollars for instant publishing, with the difference being speed only
- •595+ Entries - A substantial existing catalogue rather than an empty directory soliciting submissions
- •50-Term Glossary - Defined vocabulary for a field that invents terminology faster than it explains it
- •Dated Pricing Guides - Comparisons of AI coding tool plans with capture dates, so staleness is visible
- •Sixteen Live Categories - Real segmentation rather than one undifferentiated list
For people building with AI coding tools who need somewhere to put their project that will not reject it for being small, and who want an indexed page and a backlink out of it. It equally suits browsers looking for what is being built in this space, which is hard to survey any other way. The pricing guides are worth reading independently of the directory for anyone choosing between Bolt, Claude, Cursor and the rest. As with any directory that offers paid placement, note that ten dollars buys speed of publication rather than editorial endorsement.
Pricing
$10/mo
Free to browse - submissions reviewed free within 3 to 7 days, or $10 one-time for instant publishing
From the vendor pricing page, 2026-09-22
