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Guide 08

How to explore and join the community

Try public apps, remix a vibelet and ask for help in the forum.

  1. 01Explore

    Try public vibelets and themed galleries.

  2. 02Remix

    Create your own editable version, then ask for changes.

  3. 03Join the conversation

    Ask a question or share what you learned.

See it in action · 30 seconds

Find a vibelet and remix it.

A prompt you can start with

Adapt this vibelet for our book club. Keep its working list and saved data. Add fields for the book title, author, meeting date and a short discussion note. Use a warm, calm style and make it easy to update on a phone.

Open Studio

Copy this prompt into the conversation for the vibelet you want to improve.

Compare a vague request with a specific one.

Before

Make something like this.

Try this instead

Keep the working list, but adapt its fields and labels for our book club: title, author, meeting date and discussion notes.

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Explore vibelets

Open Community → Explore vibelets to try reviewed public apps. Filter by topic and open a vibelet to try it. Choose Remix to create your own editable version without changing the original. Sign in to remix; browsing needs no account. Discuss opens conversations about that particular vibelet.

Join a discussion

Forum, accessible from the main navigation and Community tabs, is a public space for Questions, Ideas & feedback, and Show & tell. Anyone can read; sign in with your existing Vibelets account to start a discussion or reply. Sign-in brings you back to the discussion. Posts use your public nickname shared with Community Gallery, or your Studio profile name if you have no nickname yet. When writing your first post, you can optionally choose a unique nickname directly in the form. Leave it blank to keep using your profile name.

Choose Write a reply under a message to answer that specific post. Replies appear beneath it in a tree; In reply to links back to the parent message. Writing, editing and reporting open directly on the page.

You can edit your own messages while the discussion is open. Messages are plain text: do not include passwords, private app data or other people’s personal information. Keep feedback constructive and respectful.

Report a problem

Use Report on a message to tell the Vibelets administrators about a problem. Reports are private. Administrators can hide individual messages or whole threads, and close a discussion to further replies and edits.