Greta is a vibe-coding platform that turns plain ideas into real, production-ready apps. Just describe what you want, and Greta builds the UI, backend, workflows, and logic for you. From rapid prototypes to scalable tools, it helps creators and founders go from prompt to product, fast.
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Vibe Marketplace by Greta
Launched this week
The biggest launch in history of Vibe Coding is here with Vibe Economy.
Vibe Marketplace by Greta is a place where you can create, sell and earn endlessly as a side hustle. Create websites, apps, or UI components without writing a single line of code with Greta, publish them to the marketplace, and earn money when others buy and reuse your work. You can also purchase ready-made products to launch faster without building from scratch.
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Greta
Hi Product Hunt community 👋
Today we’re launching something big for builders.
Over the past year, vibe coding has exploded. People everywhere are building apps with prompts instead of code.
You could build anything
but you couldn’t sell it anywhere.
Until now.
Today we’re launching the FIRST EVER vibe economy platform: ✨ Vibe Marketplace ✨
The only marketplace for vibe-coded apps where you can build & sell your projects in a few minutes.
If you can vibe code or remix existing templates, you can now publish your projects directly on the Marketplace and get paid when others buy them.
Not into building from scratch? You can browse the marketplace and instantly purchase ready-made apps or UI components instead of spending hours creating them.
This is basically like AppStore but for vibe coded tools.
Build. Ship. Sell. Earn.
All inside Greta Marketplace.
Let us know what you’d build & sell with Greta Marketplace, and feel free to ask any questions.
@hiteshi_soni that is actually genius because developers or not people are still struggling with marketing. Building and bringing people to the product are 2 different conversations. Quick question, will it be applicable only for products built on Greta?
Greta
@ganelopes14 That’s actually a really good point.
To answer your question, the marketplace is currently designed for products built with Greta. The idea is to make it easy for builders to create something with Greta and immediately publish and monetize it. That said, we’re definitely thinking about how this could evolve in the future.
@hiteshi_soni @richexplorer Huge congratulations on the launch! :)
I've followed Greta since their first launch, and their journey has been exciting. The user adoption and feedback has evolved into this innovative Vibe coding marketplace, where creators build, sell, and earn from websites, apps, and UI components.
This not only empowers vibe coders but also supercharges the Vibe economy. :)
Greta
@richexplorer @rohanrecommends Thanks so much! Really appreciate you following Greta since the early days :)
It’s been amazing seeing how people are using vibe coding, and the Marketplace felt like the next step to help builders actually earn from what they create. Excited to see what people build!
Documentation.AI
I see everything is free right now on the website. So, does the creator charge for their vibe-coded templates, or does the platform decide the pricing? How does it work?
Greta
@roopreddy At the moment most listings are free since the Marketplace has just launched.
Creators will be able to set their own pricing for the apps, templates, or components they publish. So over time you’ll see a mix of free and paid products.
How do you plan to optimize performance and ensure seamless reuse of the 'instantly sellable' components in a production environment, considering potential variations in user-generated content and customization options?
Greta
@zhukmax Components on the Marketplace are built using structured modules in Greta so they stay reusable and easier to adapt across different projects. Creators can customize them, but the core logic stays intact. We’re also adding validation and review steps to make sure what gets published runs reliably in real production environments.
For buyers, the key question is often not “does it run?” but “can it be maintained long-term?” Which trust signals will you prioritize first to improve conversion—update cadence, dependency health, reusability score, changelog quality, or support SLA?
Greta
@hanxl Trust signals will be very important as the marketplace grows. We’re starting with things like update history, clear changelogs, and creator credibility, and over time we’re looking at signals like reusability and dependency health as well.
How does Greta handle the transition from high-level prompts to complex, custom business logic while ensuring the generated backend remains maintainable and secure for production use?
Greta
@mordrag Greta turns prompts into structured components and workflows, so the logic stays organized and easier to maintain. Creators can review and customize the generated backend before publishing, and we’re continuously improving validation and security to keep things reliable for production use.
Nas.io
Do you vet the submitted vibe coded products? Is there a moderation / approval required before submissions start to appear publicly on the marketplace?
Greta
@nuseir_yassin1 Yes, submissions go through a short review process before they appear publicly on the Marketplace. This helps us make sure the products meet basic quality and functionality standards before others can discover and use them.
Greta
@pitoc12 Completely agree that distribution and marketing will be a big part of making the marketplace successful & we're actively working on that.
Also, optimizing smartphone usability is definitely on our roadmap and something we’re improving.