You have the idea.
VibeManager handles everything else.
No configuration. No technical knowledge. One input — your idea in plain English. One output — a deployed product with a shareable link.
Tell us what you want to build.
Type your idea in plain English. Not a form. Not required fields. Just describe what you want to build the way you'd describe it to a smart friend.
Our AI Analyst reads your idea, asks three to five clarifying questions, and builds a complete understanding of your product before anything else begins.
“I want to build an app where people in my neighborhood can post small errands and others can pick them up for a small fee — like a local TaskRabbit.”
That's all you need.
Review your product plan.
A complete, human-readable product plan. You review it. Edit anything. Approve it. The plan locks.
Hyperlocal Errand App — Product Plan
A mobile-first marketplace where neighbors post small errands and nearby runners accept them for a small fee. Designed for dense urban communities where trust is local.
Residents of medium-to-high-density neighborhoods aged 22–45 who need occasional help (pickups, deliveries, quick tasks) and local runners looking for flexible income in $5–$25 increments.
Post an errand with location, deadline, and budget. Nearby runners see the post, accept, complete, and collect payment — all inside the app. Built-in ratings enforce trust.
Sign-in → Post errand → Match runner → In-progress chat → Completion confirmation → Payment release → Rate both sides.
Long-distance delivery. Commercial B2B use. Anything requiring vehicle verification. All explicitly excluded from v1.
The harness takes over.
Your technical foundation is designed.
Your AI Architect reads the approved product plan and designs the technical structure of your software. You'll never need to read this document — but it exists, it's yours, and the entire build that follows is anchored to it.
On your screen you see: “Designing your technical foundation.” That's all you need to know.
Your product breaks into tasks.
Your AI Project Manager takes the plan and technical foundation and creates a precise task list. A readiness check validates that every task is consistent with every plan before a single line of code runs.
Your board populates in plain language: “Your login system,” “Your payment flow,” “Your errand posting screen.” Not “stories.” Not “epics.” Tasks.
Watch it get built, live.
Developer agents pick up tasks one at a time. Each one receives the technical foundation, the specific task, and a project consistency document — so every line of code fits together with every other line, regardless of which agent wrote it.
The cards move. The board fills in. You watch your product get built, floor by floor.
If an agent hits an ambiguity, it surfaces a plain-English question: “Should subscription tiers give users more items, a different selection, or both?” You pick an answer. The build resumes. Average recovery time: 90 seconds.
It never crashes silently. It asks.
[00:32:14] Analyst · clarifying questions answered[00:34:02] PM · product plan generated[00:35:48] User · product plan approved[00:36:01] Architect · designing technical foundation[00:41:22] PM · generating tasks[00:43:09] Reviewer · readiness check passed[00:43:14] Developer · your sign-in screen · started[00:46:51] Developer · your sign-in screen · completed[00:46:52] Developer · your errand posting flow · started…building in progressYour product goes live.
When the build completes, VibeManager pushes the code to your connected deployment platform — Vercel, Railway, or Render. You receive a shareable deployed URL.
Your product is live on the internet, accessible to anyone with the link.
This is the moment everything was built toward.
A colleague asking a quick question.
Not a software error.
When the pipeline hits an ambiguity, a project-aware help agent opens already knowing your project, your current phase, the exact agent that's stuck, and what's ambiguous. Two or three concrete options. You pick one. The build resumes.
AVERAGE RECOVERY TIME · 90 SECONDS
“The inventory agent isn't sure how your subscription tiers work. Does a higher tier get:”