Apps by AI coding tool
Which tools are makers actually shipping with? Across 2,504 live vibe-coded products on vibetrend, Claude Code leads with 1404 apps (47% of tool mentions), followed by Other AI tools (665) and Lovable (259). An app can list more than one tool.
Claude Code is Anthropic's agentic coding tool that runs in the terminal, IDE and browser. Projects built with it often ship a CLAUDE.md file describing the codebase for the agent.
By Anthropic
Apps built with other AI coding assistants and agents.
Lovable turns a chat conversation into a full-stack web app, usually React and Supabase, deployed on a lovable.app subdomain. It is popular with non-developers shipping MVPs, internal tools and landing pages.
By Lovable
Cursor is an AI-first code editor forked from VS Code. Its agent mode edits many files at once, so it is the tool of choice for developers who want to vibe code inside a real codebase.
By Anysphere
Gemini CLI is Google's open-source terminal agent powered by Gemini models; projects often include a GEMINI.md context file.
By Google
OpenAI Codex is a coding agent available as a CLI, IDE extension and cloud agent. Repos built with it frequently include an AGENTS.md file.
By OpenAI
GitHub Copilot's agent mode and coding agent write and edit code across a repository from issues and chat prompts.
By GitHub
Windsurf is an agentic IDE whose Cascade agent plans and applies multi-file changes. Projects often carry a .windsurfrules file.
By Cognition
v0 by Vercel generates React and Next.js apps and UI from prompts, with shadcn/ui components and one-click deployment to Vercel.
By Vercel
Bolt (bolt.new) by StackBlitz builds and runs full-stack apps in the browser from a prompt, using WebContainers, and deploys them in one click.
By StackBlitz
Base44 builds hosted apps with built-in database, auth and integrations from a single prompt, aimed at non-technical makers.
By Wix
Replit Agent builds, runs and hosts apps inside Replit's cloud workspace, from database to deployment, driven by natural-language instructions.
By Replit