Apps on Analog are the vibe-coded products builders actually ship — demos, indie SaaS, personal tools, and side projects launched by communities like Builders Work Club. Not platforms you integrate, but finished creations you can open, try, and upvote. Browse the community's launches, ranked by builders.
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This topic is the showcase lane for builder-made software: apps coded with AI agents, weekend prototypes that grew legs, and indie products people are proud to share. If Software & Tools is the stack you build with, Apps is what the community built — links, live products, and repos ready for review.
Members of Builders Work Club (and anyone else shipping) can submit their creation the same way you'd submit a skill or MCP server: pick Apps, paste the URL, and send it to moderation. Once approved it gets the full catalog treatment — upvotes, bookmarks, topics, related entries, and owner pages. Quality still wins over volume; every entry is human-reviewed before it appears.
Shipped products and creations built by people — vibe-coded web apps, indie SaaS, personal tools, demos, and side projects. If someone built it and you can open a URL or repo, it belongs here more than under Software & Tools.
Builders Work Club is a community of people shipping with AI. Analog's Apps topic is a place for that community (and other builders) to submit their creations for review, ranking, and discovery alongside the rest of the field guide.
Software & Tools lists platforms and infrastructure you integrate into a stack — hosting, observability, model APIs, payments. Apps lists finished products builders ship for others to use. When in doubt: if it's a product someone made, pick Apps; if it's plumbing for builders, pick Software & Tools.
Yes. Sign in, open Submit, choose the Apps category, and send the link. It goes into the moderation queue and appears publicly once approved — then anyone with an account can upvote or bookmark it.
Yes. Approved Apps are full catalog entries: one upvote and one bookmark per account, related entries, owner pages, and the same trust signals moderators apply elsewhere.
Some are, some aren't. Open each entry for the link, licensing notes, and whether you can self-host or only use a hosted product.
By community upvotes — one per account — with new submissions under the New tab. Everything is human-reviewed before it goes live.