Deno
How vibe coders and indie builders use Deno: 18 projects shared since May 2026 were built with it, and 2 were built for it.
How these numbers are counted and compared: the method.
Summary
18 projects shared since May 2026 were built with Deno, 9 of them in the last 12 weeks. Another 2 projects were built for it. Of the last 4 weeks' projects with a stated stack, 0.0% used it. It is too small for the last 12 weeks to show a reliable trend. It is most often used with Supabase, TypeScript and Node.js. Over the last 4 weeks, setu-ts drew the most discussion (5 comments). It provides a set of 48 decoupled, plugin-aware TypeScript packages for building full-stack services across Node, Deno, and Bun.
Projects built with it
18
Share of stated stacks, last 4 weeks
0.0%
Adjusted trend, last 4 weeks vs previous 8 weeks
too few to tell
Add-ons built for it
2
Share of stated stacks, each week
Share rather than counts, so changes in how many posts a subreddit lets through don't show up as trends.
Often used with
- Supabase 8
- TypeScript 8
- Node.js 6
- PostgreSQL 6
- React 6
- Rust 4
- Bun 3
- Claude API 3
What's built with it
Latest projects built with Deno
- Tempura — Runs configurable focus and pomodoro-style timers locally on the desktop, with a system tray countdown and basic local session stats.“I built a local-first focus timer for desktop (no accounts, no cloud) — Tempura”
- Killed by WhatsApp bot limits,… — Provides an end-to-end encrypted chat system for humans and bots using keypair identities and pay-to-contact spam controls.“Killed by WhatsApp bot limits, built an open-source E2E chat for humans + bots (keypair identities, pay-to-contact anti-spam)”
- zap-studio — Provides a set of small, independent TypeScript packages for runtime env validation, retry with jitter, caching, logging, state management, and fetch, that interoperate through Standard Schema and an optional logger interface.“internships in plain js with no type safety pushed me to build my own open source toolkit (env validation, retry, caching, logging, state, and more...)”
- Grove — Lists project scripts from manifests and lets you run, stop, and monitor them in a shared terminal view that coding agents can also control.“I built Grove, one terminal for you and your AI agent”
- Ephermal — Generates Google Search and Meta ad campaigns for Shopify stores and bids on contribution profit using real product costs.“Ephermal - Google Search + Meta ads for small Shopify stores that optimise on profit, not ROAS”
- PORTL26 — Runs a residential society app with gate visitor approval, complaints, amenity booking, polls, notices, staff directory, chat and an AI helper that turns plain-text issues into complaints or bookings.“Built a full residential society management app in an 11-day hackathon sprint (React Native + Supabase), probably won't take it further myself”
- Myriad — Orders saved YouTube videos into learning tracks, with each video placed in a prerequisite tree and summarized with timestamped, transcript-grounded chat.“We made a website that figures out what order to watch your saved YouTube videos in”
- Skinsight — Analyzes three face photos to describe skin concerns by region and builds a morning and evening skincare routine.“I built a skin app that deliberately refuses to give you a score”
- Shark — Converts files between many audio, video, image and document formats locally and downloads media from links on 1700+ sites.“I built a macOS file converter that ships ffmpeg and yt-dlp inside the app, so there is nothing to install”
- ts-treegen — Describes file trees as data and writes them to a filesystem through a small API of file, dir, emit and plan.“Introducing ts-treegen, a tiny runtime agnostic engine for generating file trees in TypeScript”
- TopCryptoCards — Compares 84 crypto cards across five European markets in five languages.“I vibe coded a multilingual fintech site with 500+ pages. Here's what that actually looks like at scale.”
- CortexPrism — Provides an open-source harness for running AI agents.“CortexPrism.io - Open-Source Agentic Harness”
- Captain Hook — Routes webhooks between services, stores secrets, and schedules tasks as an open source alternative to Make.com.“Open source Make.com alternative for webhook routing & scheduling”
- Tider — Turns subscribed content and uploaded documents into audio, with LLM-generated in-depth analysis and narrative or podcast-style narration.“Launching Tider - built in Rust to run on low resource machines.”
- War Table — Sends one question to five AI models, each assigned a fixed critical role, and synthesizes a verdict that keeps their disagreements visible.“i got tired of asking chatgpt for big decisions and getting one confident answer, so i built a thing where 5 different ais argue it out first”
Latest add-ons built for Deno
- setu-ts — Provides a set of 48 decoupled, plugin-aware TypeScript packages for building full-stack services across Node, Deno, and Bun.“Looking for alpha testers for setu-ts: An open-source, plugin-aware TypeScript development framework”
- BrowserDB — Stores key-value records from JavaScript runtimes through a Rust engine with batched, asynchronous write-ahead logging.“From SQL to a weeks of Rust sprint: Building a specialized, crash-resilient history engine for high-performance JS runtimes.”