Matt Webb proposes an RSS feed for sharing vibe-coded micro-apps, comparing app publishing to blogging. Inspired by this, Simon Willison added an Atom feed to his /elsewhere/tools/ page, which aggregates apps from his tools.simonwillison.net site.
PerkyCredits is an iOS app that helps users track credit card credits, airport lounge access, and card offers across Amex, Chase, Capital One, and Priority Pass. It also provides category comparisons, value tracking, and a Chrome extension for managing card offers.
As vibe coding makes app creation abundant, the article argues for a decentralized RSS-like syndication system to share these lightweight AI-generated apps, rather than relying on centralized app stores and social media.
Discover is a curated directory of RSS feeds across topics like tech, design, and culture, helping users find interesting and high-quality feeds to follow.
Klutch MCP is a tool that lets users programmatically control their credit card through the AI assistant Claude, enabling actions like comparing transactions, drawing charts, and setting spending rules (e.g., limiting the card to specific services like Claude or OpenAI, with a weekly cap and weekend restrictions).
This GitHub repository provides RSS feeds for various sources including Paul Graham's essays and Anthropic updates. The project enables users to subscribe to content that doesn't natively support RSS through automated feed generation.