Built for builders who never stop starting things.

AI editors made it cheap to start a new project. Cursor, Claude Code, the next thing — three keystrokes and a prompt and you have a fresh repo, a new dev server, a new port. The friction of beginning collapsed. What stayed expensive is everything that comes after: remembering what the project was for, which port it took, which secrets it needs, where it lives on disk, whether it's still running at 3 a.m. on a Tuesday.

The existing tools all assume you live inside one project. Password managers want a browser tab. Project switchers want a workspace. Dotfile frameworks want a single shell. None of that holds when you're juggling thirty half-finished repos across four stacks, opened from three different editors, half of them quietly bound to ports you've forgotten.

So we built the opposite. Vibehaus reads your package.json, not a database. Your Mac is the source of truth. The cloud is a sync layer — your data leaves your device only as encrypted blobs, and the keys never leave your Keychain. We don't want to be your backend. We want to be the part of your workflow you stop noticing.

Vibehaus is made by Tokenhaus, a small studio in Munich making considered tools for the people who build things at night. One product at a time, on a seven-day cycle, for as long as the work is the work.