Azure
How vibe coders and indie builders use Azure: 46 projects built with it and 3 built for it since May 2026.
Projects built with it
46
Share of stated stacks, 4 wks
0.5%
Last 4 weeks vs 8 before
too few to tell
Add-ons built for it
3
Share of stated stacks, per week
Share rather than counts, so changes in how many posts a subreddit lets through don't show up as trends.
Often used with
- OpenAI API 12
- Claude API 11
- AWS 10
- React 8
- PostgreSQL 8
- Gemini API 7
- Python 5
- TypeScript 5
What's built with it
Latest projects built with Azure
- PoTraffic — Analyzes traffic patterns to suggest the best time to leave for a trip.“Created a traffic analyzer to know when the best time to leave is. Is this helpful to anyone ?”
- voicewire — Runs a live voice mock job interview based on an uploaded CV and scores each answer with feedback.“I built an AI that runs a live voice mock interview from your CV and scores your answers. Looking for brutal feedback”
- create-cosmos-agent — Scaffolds a complete TypeScript AI agent application with API, React UI, memory, vector retrieval, tests, containers, and Azure infrastructure.“CLI that scaffolds production-oriented TypeScript AI agents with an Azure Cosmos DB path”
- The Deployer — Analyzes a GitHub repository, proposes deployment options with cost estimates, and deploys the app into the user's own AWS, GCP, Azure or DigitalOcean account.“Building an app has become easy. Deploying it properly is still painful. So I built something for that.”
- WeiiGo — Generates a day-by-day trip itinerary from a one-sentence description and answers questions against the saved plan during travel.“After a year building an AI travel app, our first Reddit tester found a bug in 80 minutes. Would love your feedback on it.”
- NewsLens — Groups news articles from many outlets into evolving stories and lets users explore them on a story map with a citation-backed Q&A.“I was tired of news sites treating every article like a separate story, so I built a site that groups coverage into evolving stories”
- DevGlobe — Shows opted-in developers as live dots on a global map while they code in VS Code, sharing only identity, approximate location, language, and session timing.“DevGlobe now supports live coding presence from VS Code.”
- Patch ID — Consolidates a developer's external accounts and achievements into one privacy-controlled identity with a verified-signal score.“I quit building features nobody asked for, so this time I'm roasting the idea before writing more code.”
- FounderMail — Receives email for unlimited domains and inboxes and organizes incoming messages by customer with notes, assignment, and resolved status.“Do you need an email like support@ or info@ for your next big saas? I'll give you unlimited email addresses for free, you'll pay only when your customers do.”
- llm-agent-metering — Proxies OpenAI, Anthropic and Azure LLM calls and records per-customer and per-feature token spend in local SQLite with a dashboard.“I kept losing money to one noisy customer's AI usage, so I built a tiny tool to catch it before the invoice does”
- spritelight — Generates normal maps for pixel art sprites so they respond to dynamic lighting in game engines.“I built a tool that generates normal maps for pixel art so sprites react to dynamic light”
- DocTranslating — Translates documents while keeping their original formatting, using a choice of DeepL, Google Cloud, Azure, or Gemini engines.“A document translator that preserves the original formatting.”
- SecondGate — Protects WordPress sites with passkey login and local-only country, IP, and bot blocking, plus a plugin vulnerability scanner.“Looking for 100 technical testers: SecondGate (WordPress security & passkeys, no cloud dependency)”
- employee-onboarding-orchestrator — Generates an IT onboarding and offboarding pack for new or leaving employees, including checklists, PowerShell scripts, and drafted emails, with a human approval step.“Built a multi-agent LangGraph system for employee onboarding & offboarding with Azure OpenAI + human approval gate”
- AvenChart — Provides electronic health record and practice-management functions reimplemented from OpenEMR in a new React and ASP.NET stack.“I made an open-source EHR by running AI coding agents for 12 days”
Latest add-ons built for Azure
- Auscope — Audits LLM responses in the background using multiple models from different providers and returns a verified, uncertain, or unreliable verdict.“Hey, I created a tool that catches when your LLM is confidently wrong, in production, in real time — looking for beta testers.”
- Arc-Guard — Enforces a hard cloud spending cap on AWS, GCP and Azure by suspending runaway resources and sending alerts.“I built a fake door test for a cloud spending cap SaaS - would you use this?”
- SpendLens — Converts cloud billing CSV exports into a two-page PDF report with spend trends and a plain-English narrative.“I built a tool that turns AWS billing CSVs into board-ready PDFs — solo founder, would love brutal feedback”
Pitched as alternatives to Azure
- outlook-cli — Reads, searches, and sends Outlook mail and calendar data from the terminal using an existing Outlook Web session.“Experimental Outlook CLI: email + calendar without Azure app registration”