VibeNest helps vibe coders and indie makers turn GitHub repos into live apps ready for first users. It detects the stack, builds in a real container, adds SSL, monitoring, analytics, and optional Postgres. When deploys fail, AI Doctor reads repo evidence, logs, and container state to explain the issue and apply safe, bounded fixes. Every new user gets a 3-month free start, no card required.

Hey Product Hunt, I’m Nikita. I’m a backend developer, and I started building VibeNest after seeing the same problem again and again. It has become much easier to create an app with tools like Cursor or Claude Code. But getting that app into production is still frustrating. It works locally, then deployment fails because of a wrong port, start command, missing environment variable, or database setup. That is the gap I wanted VibeNest to close. You connect a GitHub repository, and VibeNest figures out how the project should run, builds the container, adds SSL and monitoring, and can attach managed Postgres when needed. The part I’ve spent the most time on is AI Doctor. When a deployment fails, it reads the repository and logs, explains what went wrong, and applies a fix when it can do so safely. It does not guess secrets or keep retrying forever. If it needs a decision from the owner, it stops and asks. I’m sharing VibeNest now because I want feedback from people who actually deploy their own projects. I’m particularly interested in the first deployment flow and whether the error explanations are useful. If you’ve had an app that worked locally but failed in production, what was the reason? I also wrote a technical breakdown here: https://vibenest.net/blog/self-h...

Nice idea! I'll try it with a shell - curious how you worked out the ssl auto-config.

@joanatam Thanks! Would love to hear how the shell test goes.

On SSL: we handle it at the platform/routing layer, so cert issuing and renewal are automated instead of asking makers to wire nginx/certbot themselves. Still keeping it bounded to supported deploy paths, but that’s the direction: make the repo -> first users path feel like a friendly ecosystem for vibe coders and new founders.

Nice idea! I'll try it with a shell - curious how you worked out the ssl auto-config.

@joanatam Thanks! Would love to hear how the shell test goes.

VibeNest

From GitHub repo to live app, ready for first users

From GitHub repo to live app, ready for first users