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What will you
make today?

Describe an app, game, story, simulation, or website. VibeTinker will turn it into a working browser project you can test and reshape.

Try a spark

Live from the student showcase

Made by curious minds.

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Opening student projects…

Student creation Apps, games, stories, simulations, and web tools

Tutor visibility Progress, prompts, feedback, and project state

Learning model Fast making with guided reflection and revision

Student Studio

Creation starts as a conversation, then becomes a working project.

Students describe what they want to make, test the result in the browser, and keep iterating in plain English. The system keeps the project organized so the learner can focus on intent, behavior, and polish.

Vibe prompt workspace

Students explain goals, constraints, characters, rules, and visual direction without starting from a blank code editor.

Playable project loop

Every change points back to something visible: a page, a game state, an interaction, or a shareable build.

Reflection checkpoints

The product nudges learners to explain what changed, what broke, and what they want to improve next.

Tutor Console

Built for tutors who need to manage creative AI work at classroom scale.

Vibetinker gives tutors a structured view of each student project: what they are building, where they are stuck, what feedback was given, and which next action will move the learner forward.

Project Review Queue Live cohort

Mia Weather arcade Ready

Noah Space trading sim Needs prompt help

Ava Interactive story map Ready

Suggested tutor move Ask Noah to define one rule for trading before adding new screens.

The record behind the product

Vibetinker didn’t start from zero.
It started in a classroom.

Before Vibetinker became a product, its learning method was shaped through years of student projects, tutor feedback, and conversations with families at Jamcoding.

10,000+

student projects finished

9: years teachingsince 2018
7: campusesacross Korea
300,000+: records loggedlessons and feedback

Figures from Jamcoding, the coding academy Vibetinker was built inside.

What families notice

Show the change behind the project.

A finished app matters. So do the confidence, persistence, and clearer thinking that appeared while a student was making it.

01 Parent voice

played games → built one

“He used to only play games. After Jamcoding he decided he’d make one himself and started writing code on his own. Ask him what he learned today and he’ll talk for thirty minutes straight.”

Parent, Jamcoding

couldn’t sit still→lost track of time
wouldn’t present→explained his own work
guessing→knew where she stood

02 Parent report preview

Not just what shipped.
What changed.

Designed to turn project history and tutor feedback into a weekly learning story a family can actually use.

VibetinkerWeek 06 · Mar 10–16

Maya R. Age 132 sessionsAttended 2 of 2

Shipped this week

Streak — a habit trackerA seven-day habit view Maya chose to track piano practice.

The moment of the week

Her streak counter was off by one.

1
First attemptMade the number look right.
2
Where it brokeTested a one-day streak and caught the new bug herself.
3
What she foundTraced the error to the way check-ins were counted.

Strong

Precise instructions

Next challenge

Reusable pieces

Ask at home

“What part was hardest?”

Parent comments are from Jamcoding classes, not Vibetinker product reviews. They describe the classroom method Vibetinker is designed around.

Classroom Flow

One workflow from idea to review.

Plan

Set a creative brief

Tutors open a project lane with goals, examples, limits, and review criteria.

Build

Students vibe code

Learners prompt, test, revise, and keep the project history attached to their work.

Guide

Tutors coach the next move

The console surfaces stuck points, risky shortcuts, and useful feedback moments.

Ship

Projects become shareable

Students present a playable or usable result with clear notes about what they made.

Launching for global learning teams

What will youmake today?