Google Sign-In
How vibe coders and indie builders use Google Sign-In: 108 projects built with it since May 2026.
Projects built with it
108
Share of stated stacks, 4 wks
0.5%
Last 4 weeks vs 8 before
too few to tell
Add-ons built for it
0
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
- Vercel 21
- Supabase 20
- React 18
- Stripe 18
- Firebase 16
- Next.js 13
- Tailwind CSS 12
- PostgreSQL 12
What's built with it
Latest projects built with Google Sign-In
- Kanha — Presents the Bhagavad Gita one verse at a time as flip cards showing the translated verse on the front and a plain-English explanation on the back.“I launched my first Android app today, a Bhagavad Gita reader. A thread on r/ABCDesis tore the first version apart, fairly, and it changed the whole content model.”
- shotpdf — Renders screenshots, PDFs from URLs or HTML, and OG social images through a single API key.“I built a screenshot/PDF/OG-image API on Cloudflare Workers — 49/mo for 50k renders, free tier included”
- CrickCoder — Provides pay-per-use AI autocomplete and chat inside VS Code and JetBrains sidebars, billed at raw API cost plus a margin.“I got tired of $20 mo AI subscriptions, built my own pay-per-use plugin, and immediately got destroyed by free-tier abuse.”
- Gearlift — Builds structured workouts from the equipment a user has and guides them through each set on Android.“Gearlift - A free workout app with no backend, running at €0”
- vibe.kowanas.com — Hosts a showcase where people post links to AI-built apps and web services and runs lightweight SEO, AEO, and ASO checks to aid discovery.“What if a vibe coding showcase actually helped people find your project?”
- PitchDrops — Drills ear training exercises for intervals, chords, scales, and progressions with offline-capable audio playback and local progress saving.“PitchDrops, a free, offline-first ear training PWA built with React and Web Audio”
- Cipher — Analyzes untagged journal entries over time to surface behavioral patterns and quotes the source lines as evidence.“a journal that surfaces the pattern you're too close to notice, and cites your own lines as proof”
- Attn — Provides a keyboard-driven, local-first Gmail client with split inboxes, snippets, and optional AI reply drafting.“I wanted Superhuman-like private Gmail client without the subscription, so I built one.”
- I made fantasy sports for music — Runs private fantasy sports leagues where friends draft music artists and score points from weekly stream counts.“I made fantasy sports for music — private leagues, draft artists, 1 stream = 1 point”
- 300+ daily active users, but… — Lets users share files online, with a free plan and paid upgrades.“300+ daily active users, but consistent paid conversions are still hard. What would you investigate first?”
- CashFlow — Tracks income, expenses and recurring bills with charts, reports and PDF export.“I made cashflow mobile app”
- EpicNotes — Stores notes offline in an encrypted local database and adds natural-language tasks to two-way Google Calendar sync.“After weeks of back-and-forth, Google finally verified my indie app’s OAuth (Google Calendar sync). Giving away free 1-Year Pro codes to celebrate! 🎉”
- BetterShift — Plans work shifts on shared calendars using reusable shift presets and syncs with external calendars.“BetterShift - a self-hosted shift planner - big v3 redesign”
- SearchTern — Aggregates internship listings from multiple sources and tracks job applications through a Kanban pipeline with reply stats and CSV export.“built the job searching tool I need 4 months ago”
- JustSayIt — Turns spoken or typed expense sentences into structured transactions stored locally on the user's device.“I built a voice-first expense tracker where the ledger stays on your device, not in my database”