VibeCrumbs
A project memory for vibe coders that tracks progress, tasks and prompts, and can be updated by Claude Code or Codex over MCP.
What is VibeCrumbs?
VibeCrumbs is a project memory for people who build software with AI coding assistants. Vibe coding is fast, but a few days later it is easy to forget how a feature was built, which prompt worked, and what you meant to do next. VibeCrumbs keeps that context in one place for each project.
Each project has three sections:
- Memory: a running timeline of what actually happened. Write notes yourself, or let your assistant log them. A By day view groups entries into a daily journal with tasks you can move into the pipeline in one click.
- Pipeline: a Backlog / In Progress / Done board. Unfinished items your assistant logs become cards automatically, and each card links back to the update and the conversation it came from.
- Prompts: a prompt library for each project, with tags and search.
Connect Claude Code or Codex over MCP and they can save updates for you while you work, without switching back to VibeCrumbs. Or add everything by hand.
VibeCrumbs is a web app. It is free to start with no credit card required, with a paid Pro plan for unlimited projects, updates and prompts.
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1Hey everyone, I'm the maker of VibeCrumbs. Vibe coding is fast. A few days later I can't remember how I built a feature, which prompt actually worked, or what I meant to do next. VibeCrumbs is my fix: a project memory for vibe coders. Every project gets three things: - Memory: a running timeline of what actually happened - Pipeline: a Backlog / In Progress / Done board - Prompts: a prompt library for that project The part I'm most excited about: connect Claude Code or Codex over MCP and just tell it "log that I fixed X and still need to test Y." It saves the update, and the unfinished items turn into Pipeline cards on their own. No leaving your coding session. You can also add everything by hand. It's free to start, no credit card. Pro is $5/month if you outgrow the free plan. I'd love honest feedback: what do you lose track of when you vibe code? And what would you want VibeCrumbs to capture that it doesn't yet? Thanks for taking a look! https://vibecrumbs.com