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Code you can take with you

Watch every file Vibely writes, edit it yourself, sync it both ways with GitHub, and roll back to any version.

Code editor on Pro.

Every Vibely app is React and TypeScript code you can read and take with you. You can browse and edit the code (Pro), sync both ways with a GitHub repository you own, download the codebase, and restore any earlier version.

Take it anywhere

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  • Code editor

    Pro plan
    Browse the project’s files, follow Vibely’s edits as they happen, search, and edit files yourself.
  • GitHub sync

    Link the project to a repository you own, on any plan. Vibely commits every change, and your pushes come back in.

Your repository, kept in step

github.com/acme/cafe-site

Illustration of what happens. Vibely has no command-line tool: it all runs from the editor.

Two-way GitHub sync

Vibely pushes each change as a commit to the synced branch, and your pushes to that branch flow back into the project.

Every change is a version

A version is saved each time a change lands. Bookmark the ones you want to keep and restore any of them.

Download the whole codebase

Get the full source as a ZIP whenever you want, on any plan, and open it in your own editor.

Meet the code where it lives

  • Code editor

    Browse and edit the real files, and watch them change while Vibely works.

  • Version history

    Every change, grouped by day. Restore one and Vibely creates a new version, so nothing is lost.

  • Point at exact files

    Type @ in the composer to name the file you mean, and Vibely changes that one.

Leaving?

Your code and data are yours: deploy the app to your own Cloudflare account or another platform, and keep using your own Supabase project.

Move your app off Vibely

Frequently asked questions

Yes, on Pro and Business. The Code view lets you browse, edit and delete files yourself, and Vibely builds on your changes in the next turn.

Yes. Each change Vibely makes is committed and pushed to the synced branch, and commits you push to that branch come back into the project, including deleted and renamed files. Vibely syncs one branch at a time.

No. A Vibely project is one app in one repository, with the app at the repository root.

Yes. Restore the version in the project, then publish again so the live app matches it. Restoring creates a new version, so nothing is lost.

Your code, from day one