vibecode.law

Submission Process

Share Your Creation with the Community

Built something? We want to see it. vibecode.law showcases legal tech projects from the community - prototypes, experiments, tools, and products at every stage of development.

Here's how to get your project listed.

What We Accept

Eligible Projects

  • Legal tech tools and applications
  • Law practice productivity aids
  • Access to justice projects
  • Legal research and analysis tools
  • Compliance and regulatory technology
  • Contract and document automation
  • Client service applications
  • Legal education technology

Built With Vibecoding

We focus on projects built with AI-assisted development. This includes work created using:

  • Claude Code, Claude, or other Anthropic tools
  • ChatGPT, GPT-4, or other OpenAI tools
  • Bolt, Lovable, Replit Agent, or similar platforms
  • Cursor, Copilot, or AI coding assistants
  • Any other AI-assisted development approach

Any Stage of Development

  • Prototypes - Proof of concept, rough around the edges
  • Beta - Working but still evolving
  • Experiments - Interesting explorations, even if incomplete

We celebrate works in progress. You don't need a polished product.

What We Don't Accept

  • Spam or promotional content without genuine functionality
  • Projects that violate our Rules of the Road
  • Malware, scams, or deceptive tools
  • Projects facilitating unauthorised practice of law without appropriate safeguards
  • Content that promotes discrimination or harm

Submission Steps

Step 1: Prepare Your Submission

Gather the following information:

Required

  • Project name
  • Short description (1-2 sentences)
  • Longer description (what it does, why you built it)
  • Screenshot or demo link
  • Category (document automation, practice management, etc.)
  • Development stage (prototype/beta/production)
  • Link to try it (if publicly available)

Recommended

  • What AI tools/platforms you used to build it
  • Time invested (roughly)
  • Lessons learned
  • GitHub repo (if open source)
  • Your name/handle and how you'd like to be credited

Step 2: Submit via Our Form

Go to Submit a Project on vibecode.law and complete the submission form.

Upload your screenshots directly - we accept PNG, JPG, and GIF formats.

Step 3: Moderation Review

Our volunteer moderators will review your submission. We check for:

  • Not spam - Is this a genuine project?
  • Appropriate content - Does it comply with our Rules of the Road?
  • Minimum viability - Is there something to see/try?

We are not evaluating:

  • Code quality
  • Security and compliance
  • Commercial viability
  • Feature completeness
  • Whether we personally like it

If it's a genuine legal tech project that follows our guidelines, it gets approved.

Step 4: Notification

You'll receive an email when your project is approved (or if we need more information).

Typical review time: 1-3 business days

We're volunteers, so please be patient during busy periods.

Step 5: Share!

Once approved, your project is live on vibecode.law. Now spread the word:

LinkedIn - The legal tech community is active on LinkedIn. Share your project with your network:

"I built [project name] to solve [problem]. Created it in [timeframe] using [AI tools]. Check it out on @vibecode.law [link]"

Twitter/X - Tag us @vibecode.law for a retweet.

Legal tech communities - Share in relevant Slack groups, Discord servers, and forums.

Your firm/organisation - Let colleagues know what you've built.

Tips for a Great Submission

Write a Clear Description

Tell us:

  • What problem does it solve?
  • Who is it for?
  • How does it work?

Avoid jargon. Be specific.

Good: "Calculates litigation deadlines under the Civil Procedure Rules. Enter a triggering event, select the deadline rule, and get the date - adjusted for weekends and court holidays."

Less Good: "A comprehensive deadline management solution leveraging AI to optimise legal workflows."

Show, Don't Just Tell

Screenshots matter. Show the interface in action. A 30-second demo video is even better.

Be Honest About Limitations

If it's a prototype, say so. If it only works for one jurisdiction, mention that. The community values honesty.

Credit AI Assistance

Part of what makes vibecode.law interesting is seeing what can be built with AI tools. Share:

  • What platforms/tools you used
  • How long it took
  • What worked and what didn't

After Approval

Engage with Feedback

Community members may comment on your project. Engage constructively. Thank people for feedback. Consider their suggestions.

Update Your Listing

Ship an update? Add new features? You can edit your listing to keep it current.

Build on Success

One project often leads to another. Use feedback and lessons learned to improve or build something new.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to make my code open source? No. Open source projects are welcome, but proprietary tools can be listed too.

Can I submit a project I'm selling commercially? Yes, commercial projects are welcome. Just be transparent about pricing.

What if my project is very early stage? Submit it anyway. We showcase works in progress. Just be clear about the development stage.

Can I submit someone else's project? Generally, no. Submit your own work. If you want to highlight someone else's project, encourage them to submit.

How long does moderation take? Usually 1-3 business days. Longer during busy periods.

What if my submission is rejected? We'll explain why. Common reasons: insufficient detail, broken links, content policy issues. You can resubmit after addressing the feedback.

Can I update my submission after it's live? Yes. Edit your listing at any time.