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Looking for products to seed my vibe coding leaderboard
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Looking for products to seed my vibe coding leaderboard

I'm looking for vibe coders and AI builders to join my newly launched platform vibescore.dev .

It has a leaderboard for verifiable build data based your actual claude/codex usage:

- API-equivalent cost

- active build time

- tokens burned

You can track your build cost over time by adding snapshots of every new version launch.

As early builders you get:

- an opportunity to rank at the top

- an opportunity to put your app in front of potential users and other builders

- a "founding shipper" status on your profile that you keep forever

The submission takes 2 easy steps, you run a cli cmd and paste your url and it will autofill everything for you

You can also comment your app below and I will add it for you to claim later

Link: https://vibescore.dev

u/Minute-Ninja6264 — 4 days ago
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I got tired of AI directories being popularity contests, so I built a verified leaderboard based on your actual terminal logs.

Hey everyone,

I've been building a lot with Claude Code and Cursor lately. But I noticed a frustrating trend: whenever developers launch their AI-generated apps, traditional directories just rank them by upvotes. That really just measures who has the biggest audience on launch day, not the actual engineering or efficiency of the build.

So, I built VibeScore.dev — the leaderboard for AI-built apps.

Instead of upvote buttons, apps are ranked strictly by the verifiable data behind the build: time-to-ship, API cost, and token burn.

What's in it for you? (Besides claiming a top rank)

While the leaderboards are fun, I really built this to act as a verified developer portfolio. Saying "I know how to use AI coding agents" is becoming a meaningless buzzword on resumes. But having a public profile that mathematically proves you can ship a full-stack MVP in 6 hours for $2.50 in API credits? That is undeniable proof of your velocity and context-management skills to show clients, employers, or just to flex on Twitter.

It takes about a minute to submit:

I didn't want anyone manually typing in numbers (or faking them). You literally just run a lightweight CLI command (npx vibescore-cli) in your project folder. It locally parses your AI agent's session history and prints a summary of your tokens, cost, and time. Paste that straight into the submit form on the site and it goes into a quick review queue before it's live. (Note: Only the summary stats are parsed; none of your actual code ever leaves your machine.)

Right now, there are three main boards:

🚀 Speedboard: Fastest zero-to-prod ships.

💸 Shoestring: Cheapest API cost to launch.

🏋️‍♂️ Heavyweights: The biggest context burns — builds running into billions of tokens.

One more thing: the first 50 people to submit a verified report get a permanent "Founding Shipper" badge on their profile.

I just launched the MVP (and submitted VibeScore itself as app #1 so you can see my exact token burn). Since the boards are completely fresh, it's really easy to claim a top spot right now.

I'd love for you to test out the CLI, drop your latest side-project on the board, and let me know what you think of the concept!

Link: vibescore.dev

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u/Minute-Ninja6264 — 5 days ago
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I got tired of AI directories being popularity contests, so I built a verified leaderboard based on your actual terminal logs.

Hey everyone,

I've been building a lot with Claude Code and Cursor lately. But I noticed a frustrating trend: whenever developers launch their AI-generated apps, traditional directories just rank them by upvotes. That really just measures who has the biggest audience on launch day, not the actual engineering or efficiency of the build.

So, I built VibeScore.dev — the leaderboard for AI-built apps.

Instead of upvote buttons, apps are ranked strictly by the verifiable data behind the build: time-to-ship, API cost, and token burn.

What's in it for you? (Besides claiming a top rank)

While the leaderboards are fun, I really built this to act as a verified developer portfolio. Saying "I know how to use AI coding agents" is becoming a meaningless buzzword on resumes. But having a public profile that mathematically proves you can ship a full-stack MVP in 6 hours for $2.50 in API credits? That is undeniable proof of your velocity and context-management skills to show clients, employers, or just to flex on Twitter.

It takes about a minute to submit:

I didn't want anyone manually typing in numbers (or faking them). You literally just run a lightweight CLI command (npx vibescore-cli) in your project folder. It locally parses your AI agent's session history and prints a summary of your tokens, cost, and time. Paste that straight into the submit form on the site and it goes into a quick review queue before it's live. (Note: Only the summary stats are parsed; none of your actual code ever leaves your machine.)

Right now, there are three main boards:

🚀 Speedboard: Fastest zero-to-prod ships.

💸 Shoestring: Cheapest API cost to launch.

🏋️‍♂️ Heavyweights: The biggest context burns — builds running into billions of tokens.

One more thing: the first 50 people to submit a verified report get a permanent "Founding Shipper" badge on their profile.

I just launched the MVP (and submitted VibeScore itself as app #1 so you can see my exact token burn). Since the boards are completely fresh, it's really easy to claim a top spot right now.

I'd love for you to test out the CLI, drop your latest side-project on the board, and let me know what you think of the concept!

Link: vibescore.dev

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u/Minute-Ninja6264 — 5 days ago
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I built a free Next.js AI SaaS boilerplate

I built a Next.js SaaS boilerplate to help me ship projects fast.

AI coding agents are incredibly fast at generating code but combining this speed with a well written/designed boilerplate comes with significant advantages:

- it provides a good starting point, by allowing the AI agent to skip auth,stripe billing, organisations, AI usage tracking, database schema, email templates, admin, deployment config etc.

- better starting context for the AI, which allows the agent to perform much better because it inherits an established structure

- agents can modify an existing system much faster than they can design one

- it comes with strict design rules that prevents web apps from AI slop look

- it uses proven security best practices

- and so much more

If you are building using AI coding agents like Claude code, you can try it here: https://starter.shipaisaas.com

u/Minute-Ninja6264 — 8 days ago
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Is boilerplate/starter kit still a thing in 2026?

I’m curious how people here approach building SaaS products nowadays.

Do you still use boilerplates/starters, or do you just rely on AI tools/agents to generate things from scratch each time?

I built a Next.js starter for myself because I got tired of rebuilding the same auth, payments, database, emails, AI integrations, etc. every time I wanted to test an idea. It genuinely sped things up a lot for me.

But now with AI coding getting better so fast, I’m wondering if boilerplates are becoming less useful, or if they’re actually even more valuable for people who ship frequently.

For people here who launch a lot of projects:

* Do you use a starter template?

* Build from scratch every time?

* Or mostly vibe-code with AI and clean things later?

Interested in hearing real experiences, especially from people shipping multiple SaaS products.

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u/Minute-Ninja6264 — 2 months ago