Software built the way your engineers build it
Enterprise mode plans the work, builds it in small reviewed pieces, tests it and checks it for security problems.
Writing code now takes minutes. Trusting it still takes days.
97%
of enterprise developers use AI coding tools
Black Duck, June 2026
30%
of teams fully govern how those tools are used
Black Duck, June 2026
45%
of AI coding tasks introduced a security flaw
Veracode GenAI Code Security Report, July 2025
What a prototype leaves out
Before software reaches real people, someone checks all of this. VibeManager does 7 of the 10 today.
Requirements agreed before building
VibeManager does this
Architecture reviewed
VibeManager does this
Every change reviewed
VibeManager does this
Tests run on every change
VibeManager does this
Keys and passwords kept out of the code
VibeManager does this
A security review
$4.44M
average cost of a data breach
IBM Cost of a Data Breach, 2025
VibeManager does this
A record of every change
VibeManager does this
Accessibility
3,117
US accessibility lawsuits in 2025
Seyfarth Shaw, 2026
Still yours today
Personal data rules (GDPR, India's DPDP Act)
4%
of global turnover, the top GDPR fine
GDPR Article 83
Still yours today
Monitoring and rollback
Still yours today
What AI-written code gets wrong
It fails quietly. Someone finds it later, on their own screen.
One customer sees another customer's data.
The code never checked whose records it was returning.
The security audit looks for exactly this, and each finding comes with a fix.
A rule was written down, and nothing enforced it.
Your standards say every page checks who is signed in. New pages stopped doing it.
The rules you set are given to every step of the work, and every change is reviewed before it's added.
Anyone with the link can open the billing page.
It was hidden from the menu, but never locked.
The security audit looks for pages that skip the sign-in check.
What happens to a request
Follow a whole projectBefore any code
Work out what to build, and agree on it.
- Your requestYou
- BriefAnalyst
- RequirementsProduct managerWaits for your approval
- DesignUX designer
- ArchitectureArchitectWaits for your approval
- PlanPlannerWaits for your approval
Building
One small piece at a time, each one reviewed and tested.
- BuildDeveloper
- ReviewReviewer
- TestDeveloper
After the build
Check the whole thing, then hand it over.
- Final checkVerifier
- Security auditSecurity reviewer
- Yours to runYou
What your company will ask
- Where does the code live?
- In a folder on your computer. Each task is built in its own copy of the project, and is added to your code only after it passes review and your checks.
- What is sent, and what is kept?
- Your messages and the parts of the code VibeManager works on pass through our servers to the AI model. We keep those records for 30 days. What we send and keep
- Who decides what gets built?
- You approve the requirements, the architecture and the plan. If one of them changes after you approved it, VibeManager asks you again.
- What happens before a change is added?
- VibeManager reviews every change and sends it back if it's wrong. Your project's checks run before the change is added, and again after.
- How is the work kept in check?
- Each project has a budget, with limits on rework, review rounds and spend. When it runs out, the work stops.
- How are security problems found?
- A built-in security audit reads the code and reports what it finds. On a Mac it tests each problem in a sandbox before reporting it.
- Is VibeManager certified?
- Not yet. SOC 2 and ISO 27001 are planned.
Bringing VibeManager to your company?
Tell us what you want to build and who will use it. We'll reply by email.
Your project stays on your computer. Read what we send and keep.