Demo
One real app, in read-only mode, with no account and no sign-in. It exists so you can see what watching an app looks like before you add your own.
What it shows
- The app's display name, kind and hosting.
- Its stack overview: runtimes, frameworks and direct dependencies.
- The fix plan, grouped into bands, with package names and versions the same way your own app page would show them.
- The stack health score and its breakdown.
- How long ago the app's last manifest was uploaded.
What it never shows
No private data, ever
The demo app's owner chose to make exactly this much public. Everything else about the account stays private, the same as any app that has not opted in.
- Links the owner added to the app.
- Members or who has access to it.
- Manifest history, or the raw manifest JSON.
- Alert verdict reasons.
- Any email address or account detail, anywhere on the page.
What is different from a real app page
There are no owner actions: no rename, pause, archive or delete controls, and no copy-to-clipboard button on any fix command. The “Review with your AI tool” prompt is replaced with a “Start free” call to action, and the update panel is replaced with a short note that this is a real app VibeBeacon watches, rather than a CLI command or an upload control.
Setting up your own
Ready to watch your own app instead? Start with Getting started.