How it works

Anyone with a Google account. No approval, no fee.

What belongs here is vibe-coded work — sites, tools, interfaces and experiments you built with AI. Half-finished is fine.

One account can post many entries, just don’t post the same one twice.

One URL to your work is enough. The form asks for no title, no summary and no cover image — we read the page’s own OG tags and pull the title and thumbnail onto the wall.

If a page offers neither, the wall shows its domain name rather than an empty card. Work spread across several places (your own site, Figma, YouTube…) can take up to ten links, and you still share only one short link.

We don’t host your files and never ask for access to them — if a link breaks or you delete it, the folder is simply empty.

You keep every right to your work. The wall shows your Google display name, the links you pasted, and the title and thumbnail read from that page.

There is no voting here and no leaderboard — the wall is always ordered newest first, so no amount of campaigning moves anything.

Once signed in you can save entries to your own account. Saves are private: nobody else sees them and they change no ordering.

Every entry has a short link starting monglo.co/a/ — that is the one you share, and it works anywhere.

Every so often we pick a few entries from the wall for the Selections page. The standard is openly subjective: fun, finished, or a use nobody else thought of.

No score sheet, no ranking, no fixed schedule. When nothing stands out, nothing gets picked.

Links pointing at malware, scams, or commercial ads unrelated to vibe coding.

Work that isn’t yours.

We reserve the right to remove entries that break these rules; removal kills the short link.