Vibe Machine

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Coming soon · For the iPhone Duo

The iPhone Duo’s grooviest app to build apps in.

The iPhone Duo half folded like a book, Vibe Machine on its inner screen: the stream on the left half, the preview on the right, the lamp panel across the top.

Two screens, six ways to hold it: The iPhone Duo is arguably the number one device to be developing apps for right now. Vibe Machine puts the coding agent on your Mac in your hand, but gives it an interface that is chock full of fun, insights, and vibes.

It works with Claude Code. You run Claude Code on your own Mac with your own account. Vibe Machine shows you every turn as it happens, lighting up each stage of the work and acting it out in a colorful pixel art interpretation.

The cockpit mid-turn: Claude thinks and runs its tools in the stream, the Tools lamp opens to every command it ran, and the preview holds the screens it checked.

The cockpit is divided into two primary sections: stream and preview. The stream is the text-based, terminal-style interface that Claude Code uses, but with some extra touches of magic. Read through the thought processes, tools and actions Claude takes in real time. The preview window shows real screenshots that Claude captures before, during and after a turn. It shows what Claude looks at and highlights the changes from before and after the turn. Tap on any screenshot to show its caption, which often reveals what Claude’s intentions are.

For those who are curious about what Claude is actually doing when you prompt it, Vibe Machine gives you an entertaining way to learn and appreciate each turn, tool call, line of code, and token ever spent. It's also a visual display that is sure to stimulate the senses.

Whether you're a seasoned mobile developer or just started vibe coding, Vibe Machine makes your agentic workflows even more of, well, a vibe. Enter your details to be notified when it's available.

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Vibe Machine also needs its free daemon installed separately on your Mac. For full download instructions, check the install page.

The pipeline

A lamp for every stage

  • Prompt
  • Think
  • Tools
  • Write
  • Test
  • Commit
  • Build
  • Flight
  • Preview
  • Done

Prompt, thinking, tools, writing, testing, commit, build, flight (the upload to TestFlight), preview, done.

  • Stages
    The Testing lamp opened over the cockpit: the project's tests running, done in ten seconds, with the Bash call that ran the test suite. The Build lamp opened over the cockpit: the app compiled, watched by the daemon, live for nineteen seconds. The Preview lamp opened over the cockpit: the simulator photographed ten screens after the build, beside the turn's receipt and its two commits.
    Tap each stage for details.
  • Views
    Folded, the cover screen upright: one pane at a time, here the stream with a turn's receipt, the prompt box and the rail of keys. Unfolded, the inner screen held sideways: the stream on the left, the preview on the right with the screens Claude checked, the rail of keys at the edge. Unfolded portrait, the inner screen held upright: one pane at a time under the lamp panel, here the stream, with the rail of keys at the right. Book, half folded with the crease top to bottom: the stream on the left half and the preview on the right, meeting at the crease. Desk, half folded like a laptop: the preview on the standing half and the stream with the prompt box on the half on the table.
    Views for every screen and orientation.
  • Receipts
    The stream after a finished turn: a done line with the time and cost, and a printed receipt below it listing tokens in, cache reads and writes, tokens out, thinking, model calls, time and a total of $2.33, signed off with Thank you.
    Every turn comes with the receipt. Keep the change.
  • Stats
    The Stats page for a week: spend, tokens and prompts on a scoreboard in pixel digits, and the spend by day as bars split by model. The Stats page's high scores, an arcade table: dearest turn and session, longest session, busiest day, a seven-day streak, a best combo of 33 clean turns, the fastest ship, the cheapest useful turn, a commit spree, the longest think and a tool frenzy. The Stats page's Shipped panel, six lit counters for commits, builds, tests, TestFlight uploads, deploys and pushes with how many failed, above the eight tools Claude called most, from Bash at 801 calls down, with their misfires.
    Keep track of tokens spent, fun facts, and high scores.
  • Flight
    Insert prompt. Receive app. On its way to TestFlight.

There’s a lot more to discover when using Vibe Machine to vibe code. Give it a try when it releases. Sign up to be notified.