We built a Czech vibecoding portal after shipping 16 products with AI coding tools

At Inithouse, we have shipped 16 products in the past year and a half. Every single one was built with vibecoding tools: Lovable, Cursor, Bolt, v0. No traditional dev team. No six-figure dev budget. Just AI-assisted building, product by product.

Along the way, we noticed something. The vibecoding community was growing fast globally, but Czech builders were stuck learning from English-only resources. Tutorials, workflows, tool comparisons, community discussions: all in English. If you were a Czech entrepreneur who just discovered Lovable and wanted to learn how to use it, your options were limited.

So we built Vibe Coderi (vibecoderi.cz): a Czech-language portal for vibecoding. Tutorials, tool deep-dives, workflows, and a growing community of people who are building real products with AI coding tools.

What vibecoding actually is (and what it is not)

Vibecoding is not no-code. No-code platforms give you drag-and-drop interfaces with rigid templates. Vibecoding is different: you describe what you want in natural language, and AI writes the code. You direct, review, iterate. The output is real code (React, TypeScript, Python, whatever the tool supports), not a locked-in visual builder.

The tools have matured fast. Lovable can scaffold an entire web app from a paragraph description. Cursor turns your existing codebase into a conversation. Bolt handles quick prototypes. v0 generates UI components from prompts.

For non-technical builders, this is the difference between "I need to hire a dev" and "I can ship this weekend."

Why Czech specifically

Two reasons:

First, the Czech startup ecosystem has a lot of small operators: solo builders, small agencies, freelancers with side projects. These are exactly the people who benefit most from vibecoding. They have ideas and domain knowledge, but hiring a dev for every experiment is not realistic.

Second, language matters more than people think. When you are learning a new workflow, small friction points add up. Reading documentation in your native language, watching tutorials that match your mental model, asking questions in a community where people share your context: that lowers the barrier significantly.

What Vibe Coderi covers

The portal has three pillars:

Tool guides. Practical walkthroughs of Lovable, Cursor, Bolt, and other vibecoding tools. Not "here is every feature" but "here is how to go from idea to shipped product using this tool." We write these from experience because we use these tools daily across our 16 products.

Workflow patterns. The interesting part of vibecoding is not the individual tools but how you chain them. How to use Cursor for backend logic and Lovable for frontend. How to handle Supabase auth in a vibecoded app. How to debug when the AI writes something that almost works but not quite.

Community. A marketplace for vibecoders (people who build with these tools professionally) and a job board for companies looking to hire them. This is still early, but the signal is clear: demand exists on both sides.

What we learned from 16 products

Building this many products with vibecoding tools taught us patterns that we now bake into the portal:

Speed is real, but so are the gotchas. You can ship a working MVP in a weekend. But security, error handling, and edge cases still require human judgment. We run Audit Vibe Coding specifically because vibecoded apps have predictable security gaps that need checking.

The "describe what you want" skill is learnable. Good prompting for code generation is a skill, and it is teachable. Most builders improve dramatically in their first two weeks. Vibe Coderi's tutorials focus on this skill specifically: how to describe features so the AI builds what you actually mean.

Czech builders are shipping real products. This is not theoretical. People in the community are building customer-facing apps, internal tools, and side projects. The vibecoding wave is hitting the Czech market with a slight delay, but it is hitting hard.

The pitch

If you are a Czech builder (or interested in the Czech vibecoding scene), check out vibecoderi.cz. If you run a small team and want to build faster, the tool guides alone might save you weeks. If you are a vibecoder looking for work or clients, the marketplace is growing.

We built this because we needed it ourselves. Now we are sharing it with everyone.

Check it out: vibecoderi.cz
Portfolio: inithouse.com