EasyCode
Build serious apps with AI. 10x credits. No code required
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Build serious apps with AI. 10x credits. No code required
239 followers
EasyCode is where vibe coders finish their projects. Fully local, 10x credits, built-in security, real backends, visual debugger, SEO optimized. Everything you need to cross the finish line.
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Hey Product Hunt Community 👋
Thrilled to share that we’re launching EasyCode today! 🚀
What is EasyCode?
EasyCode is a local vibe coding platform — where creators, founders, and non-professional devs turn ideas into production-ready apps without hitting roadblocks.
Why makes it different?
Most web-based builders focus on making it easy to start but hard to finish.
EasyCode flips that — we’re optimized for getting across the finish line.
Local, secure, and extensible — and 10x more credits compared to other web based builders.
Structured workflow that helps you build, debug, and actually ship.
Optimized for production, not just demos.
Who is it for?
Indie hackers & side-project builders
Startup founders shipping their MVPs
Product managers & consultants who want more control than no-code
Anyone who’s been “vibe coding” with AI but gets stuck before launch
What does it do?
Next.js + Supabase stack, ready out-of-the-box
Guided workflow that keeps you unblocked and learning as you build
Real backend + authentication + database built-in (no fake prototypes)
Visual debugger to help track and fix issues
Local & private: your code lives on your computer, no lock-in
We’d love for you to give it a try and share your feedback.
👉 easycode.ai
Thanks for checking us out — can’t wait to hear what you build with EasyCode 🙌
@eleven59 Congrats on the launch! Curious when you say EasyCode is “optimized for getting across the finish line,” what does that look like in practice compared to other vibe coding tools?
@tonyabracadabra It means a few things in practice:
the guided workflow bakes in best practices (such as breaking large ambiguous requests into smaller steps)
it helps vibe coders get unstuck with superior debugging and deeper stack specialization (especially when it comes to supabase/auth, there should be less errors, and when errors arise, the AI should fix them faster compared to a general solution)
it gives 10x more value in terms of credit usage, so you don't get blocked because your credits run out.
@tonyabracadabra Great question — the biggest tradeoff is that by focusing deeply on Next.js + Supabase, we sacrifice some breadth. You won’t find the same “any-stack, any-framework” flexibility that generic AI IDEs try to offer.
But that’s intentional: it lets us deliver more reliable debugging, better workflows, and faster unblocking for the majority of indie apps/MVPs.
So the tradeoff is less coverage, more depth. We chose to go narrower so vibe coders can actually finish and ship, rather than stay stuck in endless partial prototypes.
Was a lot of fun building this!
Web based app builders make it really easy to get started, but with that ease comes compromise. Being locked in to an ecosystem with no control over which model to use. Being charged for every small thing - running the VM, hosting, or to just get access to your files. All of which makes it really difficult to continue and actually finish your project.
We built EasyCode as a vibe coding platform that runs locally on your machine. It provides freedom of model choice and 10x more value compared to web based builders. It is vertically integrated with built-in backend and 3rd party integrations, and 1-click deploy. This means higher accuracy on code gen, and better debugging with full data context.
For vibe coders, you won't have to wrestle with configuring MCP, integrating 3rd party libraries, hosting/deployment, etc. You will have full control of the context, your code, the models being used, and ultimately, the cost.
The goal of all of this is to help you not just start, but actually finish your app.
It surprised me - a coding tool that actually helps you finish what you start? The local-first, real backend approach is such a game-changer—I've lost count of half-built web demos stuck online! How does the guided workflow handle tricky authentication setups?
@cruise_chen
It tries to solve this in multiple ways -> first it will break down the task into smaller substeps instead of doing everything at once. It will then draw from a selective set of working examples and pre-indexed backend docs so its grounded in real examples of successful integration examples
Looks awesome. Love that it’s local-first and gives you a real backend — not just a prototype. What’s next on your roadmap?
@blake_pepin Thanks so much! 🙏 We’re really focused on helping vibe coders finish their projects — that’s the north star. Next up on the roadmap: expanding integrations (more auth + APIs), tightening the local debugging experience, and. potentially mobile apps!
Is there a specific feature you’d find most useful?
@eleven59 for me its about debugging. I've been having issues integrating with a bunch of tools such as Notion. So some kind of native or guided integration would be nice. I personally hate reading docs.
@eleven59 @blake_pepin 100% integration is a core party of EasyCode. More to come!
Glad to see the new release, congratulations. I will be planning to build a new product with it next. Maybe I'll share it here.
I would like to know if your product positioning is an exact match to nextjs + supabase? It is. Is it possible to be compatible with more tech stacks in the future?
Hey team, Thanks for sharing that. You mentioned that you better than other tools, since other tools would produce a lot of errors, etc. Could you briefly mention how you approach that kind of issues differently in your case? (hence producing better results)
@youssef_abdelwahed Thanks for the thoughtful question!
Great point — many tools can generate code quickly, but often at the cost of accuracy, which leads to frustrating errors. Our approach is different in a few ways:
Context-aware workflow – Instead of just generating snippets, we guide users through a structured flow that keeps track of the app’s state (frontend, backend, database, auth). This helps prevent mismatches that usually cause errors.
Codebase indexing & validation – We analyze the existing project so suggestions are consistent with what’s already written, rather than producing isolated code.
Debugging built-in – When something does break, our visual debugger and error-handling tools help pinpoint and fix issues right away, rather than leaving the user stuck.
The result is fewer errors up front, and faster recovery when they do happen.
One of the challenges of going from idea to production-ready app with no-code builders is going from a single-tenant to a multi-tenant structure. How does your platform solve for that beyond what other tools offer?