Find the bug your AI hid from you. Before your customers do.
Post your repo. An experienced developer reads every line your AI shipped — and tells you what's broken, what's tasteful, and what's quietly going to embarrass you in production. Free to post during beta. You only pay when the fix lands.
TypeScript
React
Next.js
Python
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Rust
Ruby
Swift
PostgresCxConvexAnd here's what happens next.
- The #1 reason vibe-coded apps die in production — and it isn't the code your AI wrote (it's the code it didn't).
- Why the same Cursor prompt that built your app can't fix it — and what to do at 11pm when you're 4 hours into the same useEffect loop.
- The "looks fine" trap — three patterns AI generators ship by default that pass review and break the second a real user touches them.
- What senior engineers spot in 90 seconds that takes you a weekend to find. They're not even trying.
- Why your
.envfile is a postmortem waiting to happen — and the 30-second fix every vibe coder skips. - The honest reason nobody tells you it's bad code — until paying customers find out for you.
It's 11pm. You're still in the prompt loop.
The AI builds the feature. You ship it. Your test user hits a flow you didn't think about. Something breaks.
You paste the error back into Cursor. It "fixes" it by deleting half your auth logic. Two more prompts in, the app doesn't compile.
You're four hours deep, you've lost the thread, and you're about to revert to a commit from yesterday that also didn't work.
You don't need another linter. You don't need another AI agent. You need a senior engineer to read your code for ten minutes and tell you what you couldn't see.
The bug bounty marketplace for vibe-coded apps.
You post your repo. An experienced developer applies. You approve them, they read your code, they tell you what's broken — and they fix it if you want. Public repo? They review on the spot. Private? You add them as a collaborator after approval, NDA optional.
No code editor in our app. No GitHub OAuth. No "AI scan." Just a real human who's shipped at the kind of company you're trying to build, reading your file like a senior eng would on a Tuesday.
Senior eyes on your code, without the calendar tag.
Four steps. Free to start. Pay only when the fix lands.
Post your repo or zip.
Drop a public GitHub URL or upload a zip. Describe your stack — vibe-coded, hand-written, or somewhere in between. Set a focus area: deployment, auth, payments, performance, or full app review.
- Public repo: paste the link
- Private repo: NDA option built-in (text or PDF)
- Free to post during beta
Developers find your bounty.
Developers browse the open bounties and apply with their handle, stack, and past wins. You see who they are before you say yes — XP, badges, prior submissions, all of it.
- Public roster — see every applicant's history
- You see stack, role, prior submissions
- Pick one — or accept several in parallel
You approve. They read your code.
For private repos, the dev signs your NDA and you add them as a GitHub collaborator. They read your file like a senior eng would, return findings — what to ship, what to rewrite, what to leave alone.
- NDA via standard checkbox, custom text, or PDF
- Threaded chat per bounty
- You decide what's worth fixing
The fix lands. You accept. You pay.
The dev submits their fix as a repo link or PR with screenshots/video proof. You review. If it solves the bug, you accept and pay. If not, you reject — no fee, no retainer.
- Free during beta · paid bounties launching soon
- Reviews go both ways · 5-star ratings
- Speedrun timer tracks dev's solve time
Not a linter. Not a chatbot. A reviewer.
The four passes a senior engineer makes when reading a PR. Your bounty gets all four.
Will this actually run?
Devs trace control flow, hunt unhandled rejections, broken effects, missing returns, off-by-one slices, and the kind of typos a model never quite reads.
Is this how it should be shaped?
State that lives in three places, components doing four jobs, a Cart that re-fetches itself on every keystroke. We name the pattern and tell you what to do about it.
What would a bored teenager do?
SQL strings concatenated by hand. Secrets in client bundles. CORS set to whatever made it work. Auth that trusts the client. We flag the embarrassing ones, loudly.
Would you ship this?
Naming, density, the kind of file that grows to 800 lines because no one wanted to make a folder. The notes that don't show up in CI but show up in code review.
Honest about where we're at.
We're a beta. We're not going to claim 10,000 customers and 99% satisfaction because that's not where we are yet. Here's what is true today.
Early members
Real founders, real bugs, real Discord conversations. Come join before we hit 50 and the early-cohort perks lock.
Any codebase
AI-generated or hand-written. TypeScript, Python, Go, Rust, Ruby, Swift, React, Next.js — if a developer can read it, we can review it.
To post during beta
Unlimited bounties. No platform fee. No hidden cost. When paid bounties launch, early members keep a permanent discount.
It's the same bug. Every time.
Every vibe-coded app breaks the same way. The useEffect that fires on every render. The .env file with NEXT_PUBLIC_ secrets. The Cart component doing four jobs at once. AI generators ship these because the AI wrote them — they read clean to the model that produced them. An experienced developer catches the same patterns in 90 seconds.
That's the gap VibeFix closes. You post the repo, a developer who's shipped at the kind of company you're trying to build picks it up, reads your code on a Tuesday, and tells you which line ships the bug. You only pay when the fix lands.
22 early members in Discord already. Want to join? Your first bounty is free. Your first accepted fix earns a permanent role.
Bonuses we don't even charge for.
Discord access
1:1 help, daily roasts, real founders solving bugs in real time. Free, no application.
Diagnose tool
Lighthouse + JS error scan on any URL. Five issues free, full results unlock with a tweet or $5.
Chrome extension
Auto-captures errors on Cursor, Bolt, Lovable, v0, Replit. One click → pre-filled bounty.
MCP access
Your AI agent can post bounties on your behalf when it gets stuck. Works in Claude Code, Cursor, Claude.ai, ChatGPT.
Why nothing else works for vibe coders.
Less than what your AI prompts cost you in tokens this week.
You don't pay until your fix is accepted.
If a developer's submission doesn't solve your bug, you reject it. No fee. No retainer. No "trust us, we'll get there."
Either the fix lands, or you keep your money. That's already how the platform works — we don't even charge until you click "accept submission."
Try one bounty. Risk nothing. Worst case, you waste five minutes posting it.
Free to post. Pay only when fixed.
Right now, every bounty on VibeFix is free to post. When paid bounties go live, you set the bounty (typical range $50–$500), and only pay if you accept the fix.
Early member
Free to post. Free to receive applications. Free to accept fixes during beta. Pay nothing until paid bounties launch.
- Unlimited free bounties during beta
- Public or private repo (NDA included)
- Discord access · early member role
- First-bounty discount when paid bounties launch
Paid bounties
You set the bounty. Senior devs apply. You only pay the dev who fixed it — VibeFix takes a 20% platform fee on success.
- $50–$1,000 per bounty
- 20% platform fee on solved bounties
- Real developers reading your code, not AI
- 5-star reviews both ways
- Dedicated payouts via Razorpay
Free posting ends when paid bounties launch.
Right now, every bounty is free. We're flipping the switch on paid bounties soon. Every member who posts before that gets a permanent early member role + first-bounty discount.
22 early members in already. Lock in your spot before we hit 50.
Post your first bounty — free →The vibefix Discord.
22 vibecoders, indie founders, and developers swapping bug stories, pasting code mid-panic, and roasting each other's useEffects. Free. No application. Bring your worst file.
Common questions, honest answers.
How is this different from Greptile / CodeRabbit / AI code review tools?+
Those tools are AI reviewing AI's code. The same patterns that broke your app appear in the review. VibeFix is humans reading your code — senior engineers who've shipped the kind of stuff you're building. We do use AI in places, but the verdict is signed by a real dev.
Do I have to give VibeFix access to my GitHub?+
No. For public repos, just paste the link. For private repos, you add the developer (not VibeFix) as a collaborator after you approve their application. VibeFix never reads your code directly — only the developer does.
How much does a bounty cost?+
Right now: free. Every bounty on VibeFix is free to post and free to receive applications during beta. When paid bounties launch, you set the bounty ($50–$1,000 typical range) and pay only the developer who fixed it. We take 20% platform fee on success.
What if no developer picks up my bounty?+
It stays open. We don't time you out. Most bounties get applications within hours during beta because we have a small, active Discord. If yours sits cold, hop in Discord and post the link — someone usually picks it up.
What if the developer's fix doesn't solve my bug?+
You reject the submission. No fee. No charge. The bounty goes back to open. Other developers can apply. You're never on the hook for an unsolved bounty.
Is my code safe?+
Public repos are public — they're already on the internet. For private repos: you control NDA terms (standard checkbox, custom text, or PDF upload), and you're the one adding the developer as a collaborator. VibeFix doesn't keep a copy of your code.
What stacks / platforms do you support?+
Anything a senior developer can read — TypeScript, React, Next.js, Python, Go, Rust, Ruby, Swift, Postgres, Tailwind. We specifically focus on apps built with Cursor, Bolt, Lovable, Replit, v0 because that's where vibe-coded apps actually break.
Are you a senior dev? Apply on Discord.
VibeFix doesn't take walk-ins. We hand-pick the developers who review and fix vibe-coded apps — every reviewer is vetted before they see a single bounty.
Drop a message in the #apply-as-developer channel: a sentence about you, your stack, and one shipped thing you're proud of. We reply within 48 hours.
Post your repo. Get it reviewed by a real engineer. Pay zero until your fix lands.
Free during beta · real developers reading your code · NDA on request · zero hidden fees.