Vibey

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UX Design
UI Design
Mac App
Claude Code (Swift)
Figma MCP Server

I built Vibey to move faster on my AI coding projects. Claude Code massively expanded what I can build as a designer, but working entirely in a terminal never felt natural. Editing long prompts is painful. There's no spellcheck. No proper dictation. Planning and prompting felt harder than it needed to be.

Vibey brings everything I need into one place: plans, PRDs, notes, feature backlogs, and draft prompts ready to send to Claude Code with a single click.

Before Vibey, my workflow was scattered across Coda, Google Docs, markdown files, and Figma links. I was constantly copying, pasting, and jumping between windows just to keep momentum. The terminal became a bottleneck rather than a tool.

I wanted a simple project that would speed up my side projects, be quick to build, and give me a foundation I could improve over time.

While I like the interface of tools such as Cursor which feel far more intuitive than using Claude Code directly in the terminal I wanted to continue using Claude Code itself. It offers significantly more usage tokens, and the results have consistently been strong for my workflow.

What I needed was a lightweight, affordable layer on top of Claude Code that solved the friction without replacing it.

Pain points I wanted to solve (purple posit notes):

Editing text in the terminal is frustrating
No built in spellcheck
No built in speech to text
Planning, notes, and PRDs scattered across multiple tools
Stark black and white terminal contrast causes eye strain
Poor typography for extended writing and reading

I mapped out all the features I wanted, then deliberately cut the scope down to the most basic version. Anything that didn't make the cut was captured as a future feature rather than discarded.

I sketched the main screen around a single idea: everything in one place, with as little friction as possible. From there, I designed the full experience in Figma—including onboarding and support for multiple projects. Once the designs were complete, they were ready to be passed directly into Claude Code for implementation.