About
Who makes this, what vibecoding is, and why apps, games and FC 27 live on one site.
What is vibecoding
Vibecoding is when you build an app without typing the code yourself. You explain to an AI what you want, it writes, you look at the result, point at what's wrong and explain again. Round and round until it works.
Sounds like cheating. In practice it feels more like being a foreman on a construction site: you don't lay the bricks, but you're responsible for the house not falling down. If you don't understand what was built for you, it will fall. Tested.
This site started as a diary of two apps. Then games, investigations and even a football sim moved in, because I now drag the AI everywhere. So everything is sorted into sections: apps, games, FC 27 and experiments.
I write not for programmers but for normal people: what I did, what broke, how I fixed it, where I laughed, where I swore. Screenshots included. Code not included; nobody cares about the code.
Who makes all this?
One person and an AI. Design, texts, apps, server, this site — everything through conversation with a model and manual checking of the result. There is no development team.
Can you really build a real app this way?
You can. Kukarek is on people's phones, calling and messaging. AREALAB is in beta. Both passed Apple's review. But “can” doesn't mean “easy”: half the time goes into figuring out what exactly broke and explaining it.
What is GGWP Lab?
That's the name of the shop the apps come out of. GG WP is “good game, well played”, what you type at the end of a match. Lab, because everything here is experimental.