Prometheus
How vibe coders and indie builders use Prometheus: 19 projects built with it since May 2026.
Projects built with it
19
Share of stated stacks, 4 wks
0.2%
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
- Grafana 10
- Docker 8
- Redis 8
- PostgreSQL 5
- Go 5
- Cursor 4
- Kubernetes 4
- Stripe 3
What's built with it
Latest projects built with Prometheus
- khomin/wallet — Tracks crypto wallet balances and token prices across chains and sends email alerts for price moves and balance changes.“Built a self-hosted crypto wallet & price tracker in Go”
- pmanager — Runs and supervises application processes across multiple languages, with restarts, health checks, logs, and monitoring.“I made a universal process manager for Node, Bun, Python, Go, Rust, and more”
- Scope Kube — Browses Kubernetes cluster workloads, metrics and logs and runs read-only AI investigations that save evidence-backed reports.“i built scope, a kubernetes desktop app with read-only ai investigations”
- RunAway — Flags upcoming and past end-of-life and end-of-support deadlines across an organization's IT inventory and can open Jira remediation tickets.“Selling RunAway — a self-built IT asset EOL/EOS monitoring platform (pre-revenue, open to offers)”
- gemini-spendcap-proxy — Proxies Gemini API requests with a hard monthly spend cap, soft-limit warnings, and exact-match response caching.“I solved pain point of Gemini key users!!!!!!!!”
- url-shortener — Shortens URLs to permanent short codes, caching hot lookups in Redis and deploying to Kubernetes with monitoring and Terraform automation.“"Vibe-coded a URL shortener past the toy-app stage — Postgres, Redis, K8s, Terraform, and all the mistakes still in the commit history"”
- CodeForge — Runs AI coding CLIs against git repos in managed sessions and turns Sentry errors or new pull requests into reviewed branches or review comments.“I built a self-hosted orchestrator that turns Sentry errors into reviewed pull requests”
- OtoDock — Runs Claude Code and Codex as self-hosted agents that monitor and maintain homelab and server infrastructure.“Automating my homelab with self hosted Al agents”
- DocCharm — Watches GitHub pull requests and suggests updates to help center articles, or drafts new ones, for human review before publishing.“I built DocCharm — the help center that writes itself.”
- YagoSeek — Runs a self-hosted peer-to-peer search node that crawls the web, joins the YaCy network, and serves Tavily-compatible search and extract APIs.“I wanted a free, self-hosted Tavily — so I wrote a YaCy-compatible search engine in Go (own ranking, 100% test coverage, DDGS fallback)”
- Pocket Alert — Sends push notifications to phones and a Chrome extension from webhooks, the API, a CLI, and a GitHub Action.“I built a Pocket Alert – Push Notification Service for iOS & Android & Chrome Extension”
- librarian-press — Runs an end-to-end pipeline that trains a tokenizer, pretrains and fine-tunes small GPT-style language models, and evaluates and exports them.“Built an open source LLM training framework from scratch — 1B param model trains for under 100 bucks”
- distributed-web-crawler — Crawls web pages across multiple workers coordinated through message queues, deduplicating URLs with a bloom filter and exposing metrics.“Built a Distributed Web Crawler with Go, Kubernetes, RabbitMQ, Redis & MongoDB”
- I've been building my own… — Searches and compares flight prices in a premium, uncluttered booking interface focused only on flights.“I've been building my own flight search engine for almost 10 years”
- lmn — Runs configurable load tests against APIs from a Rust CLI, with optional cloud execution and metrics correlation.“Building a cloud load testing solution, where you can integrate metrics easily”