Wall of Love
What the community and press are saying about vibecode.law
Community Testimonials
Hear from our community members
"What a brilliant idea!"
Anthony Rose
Founder at SeedLegals
"Vibecode.law was genuinely easy to use. I’ll definitely be sharing more projects there."
Stephanie Goutos
Head of Employment Law Practice Innovation at Gunderson Dettmer
"Already had multiple people reach out to us re: OpenJuris thanks to vibecode.law"
Will Chen
"I've just submitted another app to vibecode.law"
Ryan McDonough
Mourant
"Obsessed! There should be a public service announcement about vibecode.law…"
Sue Bence
"Great idea! I can see this becoming a thing..."
Ed Boal
"I just uploaded my first vibe app to vibecode.law!"
Dan Szabo
Chief Innovation Officer at Baretz Brunelle
"This really is such a great resource. Really appreciate how accessible you make vibe coding for everybody!"
Nate Kostelnik
"This is awesome!"
David Turney
The Cap Lawyer at Avery Law
"Your [VibeAcademy] was great for getting me started, thank you!"
Michael Haynes
GC at Juro
Press Coverage
Featured in leading publications
Vibecode.law launches
The new Vibecode.law is the brainchild of three legal tech experts: Chris Bridges, Co-founder at Tilder / Tacit Legal; Matt Pollins, CPO of Lupl; and Alex Baker, a legal tech consultant.
26 January 2026
Legal vibecoding is taking off
Individual lawyers are starting to vibe code their own legal tech tools as side projects, using AI-assisted development to fix the small frustrations of everyday legal work.
30 January 2026
A Weekend, a Domain Name & the Legal Vibe Coding Movement
The conversation is wide-ranging, honest, and we think one of the most nuanced takes on the vibe coding phenomenon in legal right now.
11 February 2026
An Open Platform for DIY AI Tools
If you’re interested in vibecoding, then you’ll enjoy Vibecode.law [...] The open platform enables users to share and showcase their vibecoding projects, providing a simple and smart central hub to surface what the community is actually building.
13 February 2026
Good ideas no longer need a sponsor before they can exist
As part of this interview with Bar and Bench, we cover what lawyers can build without coding experience, where AI-generated prototypes need developer support, and how vibecoding could enable junior lawyers to demonstrate ideas before seeking approval.
8 September 2026
Legal Tech Talk Vibeathon
Legal Tech Talk is working with vibecode.law, Replit and Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer to deliver the Vibeathon, which it describes as a ‘hackathon-style competition reimagined for the age of AI.
8 May 2026
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