Hono
How vibe coders and indie builders use Hono: 55 projects built with it since May 2026.
Projects built with it
55
Share of stated stacks, 4 wks
0.4%
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
- React 28
- TypeScript 27
- Cloudflare 20
- PostgreSQL 17
- SQLite 13
- Bun 12
- Drizzle 12
- Next.js 12
What's built with it
Latest projects built with Hono
- Leviathan War — Runs a persistent multiplayer browser strategy game where players work, trade, own shared companies that vote on decisions, join parties, and fight wars.“I built a browser strategy game where players vote on laws—and on what their companies do”
- 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”
- KRI.ROCKS — Gives independent beauty and body professionals an online booking page with service pricing, team schedules, client lists and email reminders.“KRI.ROCKS - a booking website for nail techs, barbers and lash artists, set up in 10 minutes”
- AgenticView — Shows Claude Code and other coding agents as workers in a 3D office where they edit the project's real files and hand tasks to each other.“I built a 3D office where my Claude Code agents actually work: walk around, watch their monitors, slap them when they slack”
- Spliit Cloud — Splits shared expenses among group members with anonymous or social sign-in, passkeys, bank CSV import, recurring expenses, budgets, webhooks, and AI-assisted entry.“I forked an open-source project Spliit — it escalated past the plan: anonymous accounts, bank-CSV import, passkeys, webhooks... and much more”
- AliasFleet — Provides email aliases that forward to real inboxes and lets users send mail from aliases in a built-in composer, with delivery diagnostics.“Built AliasFleet - Email aliases with an in-app composer. No more reverse-alias hassle”
- My-IP-Info — Compares IP address, location, ASN and ISP results from multiple lookup providers and checks for WebRTC IP leaks.“I got tired of ad-filled IP lookup sites, so I built an open-source alternative that compares multiple providers”
- StickyArchive — Publishes a public, browsable collection of sticky notes.“StickyArchive - a public archive of sticky notes”
- Lightning Leap Studio — Provides a single workspace for creating and managing marketing content for a product.“Built it for myself, is it useful?”
- SteamGram — Shows one random Steam game at a time with trailer, screenshots, and tags, letting users swipe to the next.“SteamGram – an Instagram-style feed of random Steam games”
- TS-SaaS — Provides a TypeScript SaaS starter codebase with authentication, organizations, billing, email, storage, and deployment already set up.“I made my first $75 from my SaaS after 6 months of building. It feels worth more than my salary.”
- Optia — Analyzes web pages locally for SEO issues and gives a 0-100 score with prioritized recommendations, plus optional AI-generated titles, meta descriptions, and alt text.“Optia - I shipped my first freemium Chrome extension (SEO analysis + AI)”
- The Whole Page — Lets one product own a website's entire homepage until another product pays to replace it, keeping a public history of past owners.“I vibe-coded a website where one company owns the entire homepage. Here is what broke after launch.”
- fantasythrone.win — Lets users pay a small fee to place their fantasy football team name at the top of a public leaderboard.“I built a website where fantasy football players pay real money for literally nothing.”
- LeadAce — Runs automated outbound sales emails by reading a homepage, drafting a strategy, building prospect lists, sending personalized emails, and checking replies inside Claude Code.“My Claude Code plugin SaaS just hit Public Beta after ~6 months. Here's what I shipped”