Every template below reached a real public app UI on VibeNest. Open the live deployment, read the setup guide, or launch a private instance on your own subdomain.
Passed public smoke
9 templates
Each link opens the real deployed app, not a platform status label.
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Ordered for a useful first deployment: lightweight personal tools first, stateful and security-sensitive apps later.
Personal files
A private web UI for uploading, previewing, editing and sharing your own files.
Your files, admin account and storage live in your own VibeNest instance instead of a shared public utility.
Monitoring
A lightweight monitoring dashboard and status page for your own sites, APIs and services.
Your checks, dashboards and alerting config belong to your project instead of a shared demo account.
Notes
A private notes timeline for quick capture, Markdown snippets, tasks and links.
Your notes and SQLite data stay in your own instance instead of a shared notes service.
Notifications
A personal push notification server for scripts, alerts and admin workflows.
Your topics, auth settings and delivery limits can be tuned for your own tools instead of a shared public relay.
RSS
A personal RSS reader for feeds, subscriptions and reading history.
Your subscriptions and read history belong to your own reader rather than a third-party feed account.
Finance
A local-first personal finance app with a self-hosted sync server.
Your budget sync and financial data stay on an instance you control.
Security
A private web authenticator for TOTP/2FA tokens.
Your token vault runs in your own instance with generated secrets and persistent storage. Keep backups before relying on it for account recovery.
RSS
A minimal RSS reader for fast personal feed tracking.
Your feeds, read history and admin account live in your own RSS reader with its own Postgres data volume.
Security
A Bitwarden-compatible password manager server for personal vaults.
Your vault data, attachments and admin settings live in your own encrypted app instance. Treat backups and admin-token rotation as mandatory before storing real passwords.