r/VibeCodeCamp

A design tool for changing the UI that's already running in your iOS app

I'm building Monad Design for a specific handoff problem: when an existing app's UI is almost right, 'make this card less dense' is easy to point at but hard to describe to a coding agent.

You open the real Xcode or Expo iOS app in Simulator, navigate to the relevant state, then select or annotate the UI. Your coding agent edits the existing source and rebuilds the app. You can compare the original with working alternatives before choosing one.

This is a visual implementation tool, not a mockup generator or a replacement app builder. It currently runs locally on macOS and is free and open source.

Repo: https://github.com/Monadix-AI/monad-design Video preview: https://watchclueso.com/embed/pio8jqfcg4ivj0r1

I'm the creator. For designers working on shipped mobile apps, which part of the handoff costs you more time: identifying the exact UI state, explaining the change, or reviewing the implementation?

u/ivanzhaowy — 7 days ago

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What would you need to move a vibe-coded app off its builder?

I’m building Deploy, a tool aimed at moving apps from AI builders to infrastructure the owner controls.

Exporting the frontend is only part of the job. The harder questions are what happens to users, authentication, data, backend functions, workflows, secrets, and integrations. I’m working through those migration paths and testing deployments; I don’t want to call any builder a complete migration until it passes an end-to-end test.

If you’ve tried to move an app off a builder, where did you get stuck? And if you haven’t moved one yet, what would you need to see before trusting a migration tool with a client app?

I’m the person building Deploy, and I’d value blunt feedback from people who have shipped these apps.

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u/stormserver — 10 days ago

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Isolated environment for coding projects.

Hey everyone! Wanted to share something I built that's been genuinely helpful for my own ADHD brain when jumping between coding projects.

Oyren gives you a fresh, isolated server environment for each coding task. You just launch a container against your repo and start working, either in a terminal or with a coding agent doing the work while you steer.

Since each task gets its own clean environment, you can also just abandon one and start fresh without any cleanup guilt, which has been a nice antidote to the "now I have to fix this before I can start that" trap.

You can use it with Claude Code, Codex, Opencode and Cursor and bring your subscription accounts to avoid paying extra for AI.

Still building this out, happy to answer questions if anyone wants to try it.

Link - [oyren.ai](http://oyren.ai)

![img](4bo57gom25ih1)

u/oyren-ai — 10 days ago