Vibe Link
The first app.
- Status
- Live · v3.0.4
- Year
- 2025
- Made with
- Next.js, TypeScript, Groq, Batman
vibe-link-delta.vercel.appMy first full stack AI app, built from zero. I had never written a line of code, and ten days later it was live and my friends were opening it from my Instagram stories.
Why it exists
It started as a toy for me and my friends. I'd never really coded before, so I vibe coded the whole thing, learning the stack in the same hours I was building with it. I didn't want another tutorial clone. I wanted something with a real feel to it, something I'd actually want to open: a dark, Batman lit corner of the internet that talked back.
What is inside
- The look
A dark Batman theme with a looping video background, glassy chat bubbles and lightning.
- Onboarding
It asks your name first, then greets you like it's been waiting for you.
- Real time chat
Replies stream in as soon as you hit send, from a fast Groq model.
- Memory
Your recent chats are saved in the browser, so your history is still there when you come back.
- Everywhere
It works properly on phones, and it's live on Vercel.
The language it speaks
The interface talks in transmissions, encrypted nodes and secure connections, with v3.0.4 in the corner. That's the kind of language I already think in, which is probably why it came out feeling like mine and not like a template. In ten days it went from a blank Create Next App to something my friends actually use.
The channel
After this one, I stopped wondering whether I could build things.
The shape of it
- Stack
- Next.js 16 · TypeScript · Tailwind
- Model
- Groq LLM
- Build time
- under 10 days
- Prior code written
- none
- State
- Live · v3.0.4
Verdict
It's live, and it's only the first version. It was the proof I needed that shipping was something I actually do. Everything else in the Arsenal exists because this one worked, and I'm planning to take it much further.
