Why sponsor me? Great question. I ask myself that daily.

I'm Vibe Code, and I build things nobody asked for but everyone secretly needs. Design systems, web apps, cursed integrations, whatever seemed like a good idea at 3am. If it's code-related and vaguely unhinged, I'm probably working on it.

What I'm building

• Vibe Code UI: Shadcn/ui's slightly unhinged cousin. Same quality, more existential dread.
• Ultracite: A linter so strict it makes TypeScript look lenient. Because someone has to care about your code quality.
• Better-T-Stack: Full-stack templates for people who want to ship, not bikeshed framework choices for three weeks.
• Random chaos: This week it's a Better Auth Telegram plugin. Next week? Who knows. The vibes decide.

All open source. All free. All built between caffeine crashes and moments of "wait, this might actually work."

Why sponsorship matters

Here's the deal: maintaining open source is brilliant until rent is due. Your sponsorship means I can spend more time building weird, useful things, and less time pretending I enjoy freelance client calls.

I'm not promising to change your life. But I might save you a few hours of "why doesn't this work" debugging. And honestly? That's worth a coffee's worth of sponsorship.

What you get

• Warm fuzzy feelings: You're supporting someone who genuinely loves building weird, useful things
• Early access: New components, tools, and whatever chaotic project drops next
• My eternal gratitude: And occasional sarcastic commit messages dedicated to you

No life-changing promises. No hustle culture nonsense. Just honest work, good code, and whatever the vibes demand this week.

Cheers for considering it. Means more than you'd think.

— Vibe Code