A mobile feed for GitHub
GitBrew is a mobile feed for GitHub projects. You use it on a phone. Each card is a GitHub project or a post someone published from their own repo. You play the post, star it, and follow the person. A like is a GitHub star. A follow is a GitHub follow. The app is free.
Get it on TestFlight. The website at gitbrew.ai is the same bar, in a browser. Publishing is explained in the Doc.
A mobile version of 21st.dev
People search for a mobile version of 21dev.com. That site is 21st.dev, a library of interface components. You browse one and copy a long prompt into Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, or Claude.
GitBrew is not 21st.dev, and it is not that site’s official app. Copy prompt from inspirations is that site’s button. There is no inspirations gallery here. The post in the feed is the thing you copy from.
Copy prompt from posts
On a playable post, Copy prompt puts a short note on the clipboard. It names the project, the official file inside the original repo, and the GitHub URL:
Redo Project name
official: path/in/the/repo
repository: https://github.com/owner/repoPaste that into the coding agent you already use if you want it to redo that look. It is not a full component prompt, and it is not the GitBrew skill pack.
A catalog project that is not a playable toy has a longer prompt on its page in the app. That one asks what the project is, the fastest way to try it, and where it fits your own work.
Vibe coding social media
Cursor, Claude Code, Lovable, Bolt, v0, and Replit are places where you describe software and the tool writes it. 21st.dev is where you copy a UI prompt. GitBrew does not write the app for you.
GitBrew is vibe coding social media: the feed next to those tools. You scroll posts, star the repo, follow the author, and copy a prompt from the post into whichever tool you use. People ask which vibe coding platforms to open. An editor, a browser builder, and a feed answer different jobs. This page is not a ranking.