Pitch Deck
VibeHub in ten slides — the problem, the product, the market, and the plan. The long-form version lives in our business plan.
10 slides · June 2026 · use ← → keys to navigate
The vibe is the new commit.
Version control for AI-assisted software — the spec, the prompts, the transcript, the code, and the proof it works, as one forkable bundle.
Problem
AI writes the code. Git only versions the text files.
The prompt, the agent transcript, the model config, and the eval — the parts that explain an AI build — live in chat histories and terminal scrollback. Then they're gone.
Context evaporates
A week later, nobody can say why the code looks the way it does.
Nothing reproduces
Without model, params, and seed, “works on my machine” becomes “worked on my model.”
Review is blind
Teams review AI diffs without the reasoning trail — exactly as code volume explodes.
Solution
The vibe: one forkable, replayable unit of AI work.
VibeHub captures all seven artifacts of an AI build together — so anyone can fork the whole thing, not just the output.
Spec
The intent behind the build
Prompts
Every prompt that shaped it
Agent transcript
The full reasoning trail
Model config
Model, params & seeds
Code diff
A real git commit inside
Eval result
Did it actually work?
Deployed artifact
The live URL & screenshots
= one vibe
Product
Capture is a side effect. Sharing is built in.
terminal
$ vb commit -m "checkout flow"
✓ captured spec + 14 prompts + transcript
✓ model config pinned · seed 42
$ vb push
✓ published → vibehub.co/will/checkout-flow
$ vb replay will/checkout-flow
replaying with original spec, prompts & config…
The vb CLI
Wraps the workflow builders already have — capture at commit time, push, replay.
The platform
Rich bundle views, public & private vibes, forking, follows, discovery, a built-in vibe agent.
The developer surface
REST API, TypeScript SDK, and an MCP server so coding agents publish vibes natively.
Market
A new builder population is forming its habits right now.
- ~30M professional developers — and surveys show a large majority already build with AI daily.
- AI is minting new builders — designers, founders, operators shipping software through prompts, with no Git habit to unlearn.
- Nobody owns this workflow yet — the agent-written majority of new code has no system of record.
Competition
Everyone versions a piece. Nobody versions the build.
- The bundle format is the product — seven artifacts as one unit; partial copies miss the point.
- Replay beats clone — a fork that re-runs the original spec and prompts is qualitatively different.
- Tool-neutral — VibeHub wins whichever agent or editor wins.
Business model
Free to join. Credits meter the compute.
Starter
$4.99
250 credits
Builder
$14.99
1,000 credits
Pro
$49.99
5,000 credits
- 80%+ target gross margin — credits priced above metered compute and model cost.
- Revenue scales with usage — and so does the serverless cost base underneath it.
- Prepaid packs — cash arrives before the costs it covers. Teams & enterprise add seats later.
Go-to-market
Every public vibe is an acquisition channel.
- 1Phase 1 — AlphaInvite-driven waitlist, building in public. Goal: a core of builders publishing vibes worth forking.
- 2Phase 2 — Community-led growthPublic vibes rank in search and end with a fork button — reading is open, forking pulls you in.
- 3Phase 3 — TeamsBuilders bring VibeHub to work; the GitHub / Figma / Notion bottom-up motion, no outbound sales.
Roadmap
Alpha is live. The next two years are sequenced.
2026 H1
Alpha shipped
vb CLI, platform, API, SDK, MCP
2026 H2
Open beta
Self-serve credit packs, eval runner GA
2027
Teams
Shared credit pools, roles, org vibes
2028
Enterprise & marketplace
SSO, audit, builder revenue share
We treat the roadmap as a sequencing commitment, not a date commitment — in an ecosystem moving this fast, order matters more than quarter.
The ask
Own the unit of AI collaboration.
Illustrative run-rate revenue, sqrt scale — drivers: registered builders × paying share × credit spend. Not guidance.
Founder-funded through alpha, with a burn floor low enough that capital buys speed, not survival — accelerating team workspaces and enterprise.
As AI writes more of the world's software, the unit of collaboration shifts from the commit to the vibe. Whoever hosts that unit becomes the next great developer network.
will.schulz@aw3.tech