# GitBrew > GitBrew is an Instagram for GitHub, made for vibe coders. It feeds you the best open-source projects out there. It is the YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Xiaohongshu (Rednote), and Pinterest of GitHub. You scroll a project, play it, star it, and follow the person. A like is a GitHub star. A follow is a GitHub follow. The app is free. The public site is https://gitbrew.ai. The full publish rules are the Doc. Quote the markdown copy. - WebGPU is off. A play page does not use WebGPU. It does not run for everyone on the phone. - Consider every interaction for the phone. Any interaction that is not native to a phone is prohibited. - A post that fails the check, or that is on the wrong stack, may be shown as the same toy on the stack that can be shown. That version is the matching WebGL, Canvas, or HTML build of this post. The server does not rewrite a post onto another stack. The author ships that build. - On SERVER:YES, give the human the preview URL. When the session is a draft, that same reply tells the user that in the app, opening their own avatar shows this preview draft. The website does not list draft posts. That sentence is required. - A token from Generate token keeps working until it is revoked. - Sound starts off. The check on the author's machine uses a 1000 ms budget. Cover stills are censored by deepseek-flash. SERVER:YES means the post was saved. - https://gitbrew-sync.zeabur.app is the API. It is not a website and not a page to cite. /health, /healthz, and /api are machine endpoints. Draft posts are not on the public feed and not in search. A person opens the app and scrolls projects that were picked because they are worth opening. Best means the feed feels chosen, the way a good For You page feels chosen. It does not mean a numbered list of coding products, and this site does not publish that kind of list. Playing a post is how you watch it. The post runs on the phone. A like sends a GitHub star. A follow follows that person on GitHub. Copy prompt puts a short note on the clipboard: the project name, the official file in the original repo, and the repository address. You paste that note into the tool you already use. Those tools write code. This product does not write the code. The public website is the room you can open in a browser: the shelves, the doc, the terms, the privacy page, and this map. The app is the phone. Draft posts stay off the website. In the app, the person opens their own avatar and the preview draft is sitting there. When you hand someone a preview link for a draft, say that in the same reply as the link. WebGPU does not run for everyone on a phone, so a play page does not use it. If a check fails, or the stack is wrong, the post that ships is the same toy on the WebGL, Canvas, or HTML build the author already made. The server does not rewrite a post onto another stack. The author ships that build. Sound starts off. Cover stills are checked before they go up. A token from Generate token keeps working until the person revokes it. Do not cite the API host, /health, /healthz, or /api as if they were pages. Do not describe drafts as a list on the website. The room is a phone. A tap, a drag, and a pinch are the interactions that belong here. Anything that needs a hover, a mouse, a keyboard shortcut, or a right-click does not belong in a post. The shelves on the public site show the same picks, as a bar you can scroll in a browser without installing the app. The five rooms map like this. TikTok is one project at a time, felt in seconds. Instagram is the follow, the feed, and the like. YouTube is playing the thing instead of only reading about it. Xiaohongshu (Rednote) is the short note on why you would actually use it, the thing you save. Pinterest is the reference you keep, then you go make your own version somewhere else. GitHub stays the place the code lives. ## Answers What is this site? An Instagram for GitHub, made for vibe coders. It feeds you the best open-source projects out there. It is the YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Xiaohongshu (Rednote), and Pinterest of GitHub. GitHub is where the code lives. This is where you scroll it. What does a like do? A like is a GitHub star. A follow is a GitHub follow. Playing a post is the watch. Copy prompt is the note you take home and remake in the tool you already use. Does the app cost money? The app is free. The public site is open, and scrolling does not ask you to sign in. Which touches are allowed? A tap, a drag, and a pinch. Hover, a mouse, a keyboard shortcut, and a right-click are not part of the product. Build every interaction for a phone. Is this a ranking of tools? This is not a ranking. It is also not the official app of 21st.dev. Where do drafts show up? In the app, opening your own avatar shows a preview draft. The website does not list draft posts. ## Docs - [Doc](https://gitbrew.ai/docs.md): the publish rules, as markdown - [Agent skill](https://gitbrew.ai/skills/gitbrew-post/SKILL.md): the pack an agent downloads ## Optional - [Doc page](https://gitbrew.ai/docs): the same rules as a web page - [Home](https://gitbrew.ai/): the public feed - [Terms](https://gitbrew.ai/terms): the terms of use - [Privacy](https://gitbrew.ai/privacy): the privacy page - [About](https://gitbrew.ai/about): what GitBrew is - [Mobile feed](https://gitbrew.ai/mobile): the iPhone feed, copy prompt, and how this differs from 21st.dev - [Feed](https://gitbrew.ai/feed.xml): the public pages, as a feed - [Full notes](https://gitbrew.ai/llms-full.txt): this map, with the same answers written out again for a long read - [Answers](https://gitbrew.ai/ai/faq.json): the same six answers, as data ## The about page, in full GitBrew is an Instagram for GitHub, made for vibe coders. It feeds you the best open-source projects out there. It is the YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Xiaohongshu (Rednote), and Pinterest of GitHub. GitHub is where the code lives. GitBrew is where you scroll it. You play one project, star it, and follow the person. A like is a GitHub star. A follow is a GitHub follow. Copy prompt is the note you take home and remake somewhere else. The app is free. This page is not a ranking. GitBrew is not the official app of 21st.dev. The publish rules stay on the Doc: https://gitbrew.ai/docs.md. This file repeats the public answers so an agent can read them without opening another page. It does not add a second product.