Vibe coding research
Built in days. Earning like companies.
Apps people built with AI coding tools — what they do, how long they took, how they broke out, and what they actually make. Every number here carries the source it came from.
Cal AIPoint a phone at a plate and it counts the calories. Two teenagers built it.
fly.pieter.comA browser flight sim built in about three hours. $1M a year, 17 days later.
Background checks before the date. Built in 45 days by someone who had never coded.
SlapMacSlap your MacBook, it screams back. Forty-eight hours from a joke to a product.
Base44One person, six months, $80M in cash. No investors, no co-founder.
Finds the class-action settlements you are already owed. Fourteen days, no hand-written code.
CluelyAn AI that watches your screen and feeds you answers. Also: why this directory dates every number.
LovableFastest software company in history to $100M ARR. Eight months.
Bolt.newShipped with one tweet. $4M ARR in four weeks, $40M in five months.
RorkPrompt to App Store. $200K ARR within two weeks of launch.
How to read this. Every figure is a public, self-reported number with a link to where it was said — a founder’s post, an interview, a public dashboard — and the date it was said on. Nothing here is audited, and none of it is an estimate we made up: where a number could not be sourced, the page shows a dash rather than a guess. Revenue is shown as the founder quoted it, monthly or annual, and a build time is the founder’s own claim about their own project.