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Use case — web app

Build a membership site with paid plans and members-only content

Membership platforms take a cut of every subscription and decide how your site looks and what your members can do. The thing underneath is not complicated: a sign-up, a payment that unlocks access, pages only members can see, and somewhere for you to publish. Vibely builds that from a description, with authentication on Supabase and subscriptions through the Stripe connector, so your members pay you directly and the site is yours.

  • Stripe connector for subscriptions and one-off payments
  • Auth and Postgres on your own Supabase project
  • Deploys to a live URL — nothing for your team to install
  • React and TypeScript you own, synced to GitHub on Pro and Business
  • Change plans, pricing pages or layouts by asking
  • Free plan, no credit card, unlimited projects

Start with this prompt

Paste it in and edit the details to match your own. Being specific about the screens and the data is what separates a working app from a mockup.

Build a paid membership site for a cooking course.

Screens: a public landing page with two plans (Monthly and Yearly); sign-up and sign-in; a members area with a library of lessons, each with a video link and written steps; a lesson page; an account page showing the current plan; and an admin area where I can add lessons and choose which plan can see each one.

Data: members, plans, lessons and subscriptions in Supabase. Use Stripe for the subscriptions, and only show lessons to members whose plan includes them.

Add six example lessons so I can see it working.

What to build next

  • Add a free trial lesson visible to everyone.
  • Add progress tracking so members can mark lessons complete.
  • Add a members-only discussion under each lesson.

Web app

What the build actually consists of

This is for coaches, creators, educators and communities who want a paid area with their own branding and rules. If you want a ready-made marketplace that brings you an audience, a large platform may still be worth its fee — the case here is owning the site and the relationship with your members.

01

The member journey

A public landing page, a sign-up and plan picker, a members-only area with your content, and an account page where members can see and manage their plan.

02

Payments that unlock access

Stripe subscriptions through the connector, with the member’s plan stored in Postgres on Supabase. Members-only pages check the plan before they load anything.

03

Publish without a developer

An admin area to add posts, lessons or downloads and choose which plan can see them, deployed on a live URL with the code exportable to GitHub on Pro and Business.

What you get

  • A landing page, sign-up and plan picker
  • Stripe subscriptions that unlock members-only pages
  • An admin area to publish content per plan
  • An account page for members
  • A live URL, plus a GitHub repository you control on Pro and Business

Describe it. Watch it build.

Paste the prompt above and react to something running instead of writing a spec. The free plan needs no card, and the code is yours from the first build.

Start building

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Do I pay a percentage of my memberships to Vibely?+

No. Payments go through your own Stripe account; Vibely is the builder, not a payment platform. Stripe’s own fees still apply.

Can I host videos?+

The simplest setup links or embeds videos from a video host you already use. Files can also live in Supabase Storage in your own project. Describe your setup and the agent builds around it.

Can I offer more than one plan?+

Yes. Describe the plans and what each one includes, and the agent creates the plan logic and the Stripe products to match.

Can members cancel on their own?+

Ask for a manage-subscription option on the account page and the agent adds it using Stripe. Cancellations then flow back so access ends when the paid period does.