Certified app directory
Every app audited to the Vibe Coder Standard, with the verdict, the score, the finding counts, the area grades and the caveats. All of it is free to read. There is no paid tier of the audit facts — the rank is the standard, and putting it behind a paywall would make it worthless. A badge publishes your score, never your code.
Sorted by verdict, date or name only. Paid listings are never ranked higher — they add the owner’s own description to their certificate page, and nothing else.
What a certificate does and doesn’t tell you
- A verdict describes code at a moment in time. If the app has been edited since, the certificate says so next to the rating — not in a footnote.
- Rigor tier is about the audit, not the app. “Gold” means the audit itself was run more thoroughly (top-tier model, high effort, every finding independently attacked and only survivors kept). A gold pass and a standard pass are the same verdict.
- An ungraded category is not a passing category. Sometimes no code of the kind a category covers was read, or a figure only the owner can supply wasn’t provided. The certificate reports that instead of quietly scoring it clean — silence is not a clean result.
- An audit has to be locatable in the code it describes. When it isn’t, the certificate says so beside the verdict, because that undermines the verdict itself rather than merely limiting its scope.
- Certificates expire. An expired one is a record of a past audit. It is never shown here as current.