#1 in SaaSSelf-hosted artifact repository supporting 20+ package formats
As of October 28, 2026, vibetrend tracks 5 live products built with GitHub Copilot in SaaS. The most common categories are Developer Tools (5), SaaS (5), Productivity (2). Right now the top GitHub Copilot app by 30-day momentum is kkRepo.
#1 in SaaSSelf-hosted artifact repository supporting 20+ package formats
#2 in SaaSGlobal hotel and flight booking platform for AI agents via MCP protocol
#3 in SaaSDelphi components for payments, e-commerce, digital signatures, and logistics
Self-hosted artifact repository supporting 20+ package formats
Global hotel and flight booking platform for AI agents via MCP protocol
Delphi components for payments, e-commerce, digital signatures, and logistics
Back office for Claude: contracts, invoicing, payments, and time tracking
Enterprise Nginx and ModSecurity WAF management platform with SSL automation
Ranked by 30-day momentum on vibetrend, the top 5 right now are 1. kkRepo (Self-hosted artifact repository supporting 20+ package formats), 2. RollingGo (Global hotel and flight booking platform for AI agents via MCP protocol), 3. iNoveFast (Delphi components for payments, e-commerce, digital signatures, and logistics), 4. Accordio (Back office for Claude: contracts, invoicing, payments, and time tracking) and 5. Nginx Love (Enterprise Nginx and ModSecurity WAF management platform with SSL automation). The ranking updates every hour.
vibetrend currently lists 5 live products built with GitHub Copilot. Together their open-source repos have 875 GitHub stars.
The most common categories are Developer Tools (5), SaaS (5) and Productivity (2).
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.
Submit it at vibetrend.dev/submit. Free listings join a short review queue; paid launches go live the next day. Apps are only tagged as built with GitHub Copilot when there is evidence, such as the maker saying so or tool files in the repo.