#1 in EntertainmentA point-and-click browser game with rooms, parties, and road trips
As of October 28, 2026, vibetrend tracks 5 live products built with OpenAI Codex in Entertainment. The most common categories are Entertainment (5), Games (3), AI Apps (2). Right now the top OpenAI Codex app by 30-day momentum is Loft Day.
#1 in EntertainmentA point-and-click browser game with rooms, parties, and road trips
#2 in EntertainmentGenerative media library showcasing AI-created videos from the Samsar community
#3 in EntertainmentDraft all-time baseball greats and simulate full seasons against friends
A point-and-click browser game with rooms, parties, and road trips
Generative media library showcasing AI-created videos from the Samsar community
Draft all-time baseball greats and simulate full seasons against friends
Create AI art and release it down a river for strangers to discover
Free browser-based zen garden with sand raking and daily challenges
Ranked by 30-day momentum on vibetrend, the top 5 right now are 1. Loft Day (A point-and-click browser game with rooms, parties, and road trips), 2. The Gallery (Generative media library showcasing AI-created videos from the Samsar community), 3. Stat GM (Draft all-time baseball greats and simulate full seasons against friends), 4. For You (Create AI art and release it down a river for strangers to discover) and 5. Silent Sand (Free browser-based zen garden with sand raking and daily challenges). The ranking updates every hour.
vibetrend currently lists 5 live products built with OpenAI Codex.
The most common categories are Entertainment (5), Games (3), AI Apps (2), SaaS (1) and Utilities (1).
Apps are ordered by 30-day momentum: upvotes from members, unique visits, new GitHub stars and Hacker News points, with recent days weighted more. Sponsored cards are labelled and never change the order.
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