A prototype hub for teams that build fast and need a better way to share.

The problem

AI coding tools have made it absurdly fast to build working prototypes. A product manager can describe a dashboard and have it running in minutes. A designer can go from sketch to interactive prototype in a single session.

But then what? The prototype lives on someone's laptop. It gets shared as a screenshot, a zip file, or a localhost URL that nobody else can open. Stakeholders can't see it. Feedback ends up in Slack threads that get buried. The next version overwrites the last one with no history. And when someone else on the team wants to pick up where you left off, they start from scratch.

AI made prototyping fast. The rest of the loop didn't catch up.

What VibeSharing does

VibeSharing is where prototypes go after they're built. Deploy from whatever tool your team uses — Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable, v0, or anything else — and the team gets a live URL, version history, structured feedback, and a shared record of what was built and why.

Who it's for

VibeSharing is built for product and design teams at companies where prototyping is part of how decisions get made. Teams that use AI tools to build fast, need stakeholder feedback before committing to production, and want a shared space where prototype work is visible and traceable.

It's especially useful in organizations where multiple people prototype across different tools — where the challenge isn't building the thing, it's making sure the right people see it, respond to it, and can build on it.

Built by Erova

VibeSharing is built by Erova, a design and product consultancy in the New York City metro area. It started as an internal tool — a way to solve the exact problem described above while working with enterprise clients who prototype heavily.

The tool we wished we had didn't exist, so we built it. Now we're making it available to other teams who face the same challenge.