This is a language learning app for Japanese and Russian. It includes short lessons, a drawing canvas to practice writing the symbols, sound playback so you can hear correct pronunciation, and top phrases you should learn if you’re traveling.
2. Study Quiz
https://github.com/SabrinaRamonov/vibe-studyquiz
This mobile app helps you study for an upcoming quiz. Paste your study material or public URL (e.g. Wikipedia page), then AI will generate quiz questions automatically.
3. Slither.io Clone for Cows
https://github.com/SabrinaRamonov/vibe-slithercow
This is a Slither.io game clone except you’re a cow, eating food in a field, and growing larger. If you’re not familiar with Slither, it’s a megaviral web-based game that’s pretty fun.
4. Wordle Clone for Devs
https://github.com/SabrinaRamonov/vibe-devwordle
This is a Wordle clone but using technical & software engineering terminology. It’s honestly a bit too hard in its current incarnation, so I recommend switching it to a different niche.
This is a digital measuring app similar to Bluebeam. You upload a PDF containing construction blueprints, and AI outputs the same PDF with estimated measures for every dimension in the blueprint.
This was born from an identity crisis. It started as a web-based game inspired by Supermarket Sweep where you get a shopping list and go fetch the items. Then, it morphed into a shooter game where you can left-click to shoot and view the yellow projectile.
Apparently, you can vibe code in-browser shooter games in three.js in 2025, which opens up very interesting possibilities!
7. 3D Virtual Staging Studio
https://github.com/SabrinaRamonov/vibe-3dstaging
This is a simple 3D virtual staging tool to furnish an apartment using Three.js again. You can add pieces of furniture, arrange them as desired, rotate them, etc.
8. Candy Crush with Cows and UFOs
https://github.com/SabrinaRamonov/vibe-cowcrush
This is a Candy Crush clone with cows - you click on 2 cows to swap their position, and if there are several cows in a row, then they all get abducted by a UFO. The “swap” feature is a bit buggy because Emergent tried to implement it with swiping, instead of clicking, which didn’t work. That should be the first thing to fix. However, the UFO abduction animation is super cool, and Emergent made this much much faster than Rork.
Note:
I’ll drop a Youtube tutorial tomorrow on the basics of using Emergent and show you how to start with an existing codebase.
Very helpful
Thank you so much Sabrina for freely sharing so much value !!!