Qwen (chat or unspecified)
How vibe coders and indie builders use Qwen (chat or unspecified): 27 projects built with it since May 2026.
Projects built with it
27
Share of stated stacks, 4 wks
0.4%
Last 4 weeks vs 8 before
too few to tell
Add-ons built for it
0
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Latest projects built with Qwen (chat or unspecified)
- Jankcraft — Runs a World of Warcraft private server playable in a browser, with an AI agent harness that controls the game client over a websocket.“Qwen Plays World of Warcraft - Troll Hunter”
- Student building a document… — Extracts text and structured data from business documents to automate a repetitive admin process.“Student building a document automation tool for small businesses. Stuck between privacy and hardware limits. How would you solve this?”
- I recently built an offline AI… — Translates speech and text between languages entirely on-device using offline ASR and translation models.“I recently built an offline AI translation app. My target users are privacy-conscious people, workers in no-network environments, and overseas travelers. Two months after launch, I’m only getting 1–2 sales per day. What am I missing?”
- True Recall — Provides a companion chatbot whose memory retrieval uses per-dimension variance over embeddings to mix contrasting past memories into current recall.“Built a companion app with associative memory using Matryoshka embeddings + dimension-wise reflection”
- ClawHunt LoRA adapter — Fine-tunes a language model so it recalls internal codebase conventions such as migration rules, deploy checks, and secret handling.“Published our first LoRA adapter for internal codebase knowledge”
- Evopien — Runs a voice-and-camera AI companion that talks, listens, sees through a camera, searches the web, and keeps conversation context.“I’m building an AI companion by myself. It can finally see, listen, speak and use the internet.”
- SayWrite — Transcribes speech to text on-device for dictation on Windows, with optional offline grammar cleanup.“I built SayWrite – a private, offline alternative to cloud dictation tools”
- Playing name the chord against… — Quizzes players on naming musical chords from sheet notation and compares how vision language models answer.“Playing name the chord against Qwen and Claude VLMs”
- Using computer vision models to… — Benchmarks vision-language models on classifying BJJ and judo grappling techniques from video.“Using computer vision models to identify BJJ and judo techniques”
- Note Reels — Lets users capture notes as short video-style reels in a notes app.“Well, another notes app; But, the way I want it: Note Reels”
- warpdrv — Runs local LLMs through a desktop harness with built-in tools, sub-agents, voice chat, and a second AI that reviews outputs.“Built a Harness for LLMs using locally-run Qwen”
- Musiclyse — Analyzes a song's audio with multiple models and lets a local LLM discuss and compare tracks with the user in a terminal chat.“I'm developing a music to LLM chatbot terminal in Python using Qwen 3.8 27B”
- Kaiser Diagrama & Tabletop — Provides a locally hosted multiplayer canvas for running tabletop RPG sessions with tokens, fog of war, layers, and location-based sound zones.“I Built a Local, Self-Hosted Figma/Tabletop RPG Tool with Vibe Coding — Looking for People to Tear It Apart”
- grocery-rush — Runs a browser side-scrolling game where a character collects grocery items across levels.“Trying to build a tiny game with a local LLM (I failed)”
- ClipFarm — Analyzes long gaming streams with a local AI model to find clip-worthy moments and exports them as 9:16 clips.“I Made An Automated Clipper Powered By A Local AI Model”