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Can AI Copy It?

Reprographic department · Est. this week · Volume one

Can AIcopy it?

There is a website that tells you which subscriptions an AI agent can replace. It is a good website. It publishes its own source, and a page explaining how to rebuild it.

So we did, on a different stack, and then pointed the same question back at everyone — including them.

Every entry gets one verdict about a single thing: how much of it survives an agent having a serious go for one session.

  • One shotOne prompt, one session, a copy you would actually use.
  • Skin deepYou will clone the interface and then meet the wall.
  • Nice tryThe moat was never the code.

The useful answer is almost never the code. That is the point of the index.

23
Targets indexed
05
Copyable in one session
10
Protected by something other than code
03
That publicly invited this

Entry № 01 · The one that started it

Can I Vibecode It?

A ranked index of SaaS subscriptions, scored by whether an AI agent can one-shot a replacement.

Public repository. MIT licence. A page on their own site containing the instructions for rebuilding it. We did not fork it — forking proves nothing. We rebuilt it from the outside, on a different stack, and the whole exercise took an afternoon. That result is the verdict.

One shotRead the verdict

The copy index

23 of 23 shown

  1. 01Can I Vibecode It?PinnedThey asked for itA ranked index of SaaS subscriptions, scored by whether an AI agent can one-shot a replacement.One shotan afternoon
  2. 02BitlyA shorter URL that redirects to a longer one, and counts who clicked.One shotan afternoon
  3. 03LinktreeOne page of buttons, pointed at your other pages.One shotan afternoon
  4. 04PlausibleThey asked for itWebsite analytics that fit on one screen and do not follow anyone around.One shotan afternoon
  5. 05WordleFive letters, six guesses, once a day.One shotan afternoon
  6. 06CalendlyA link that lets a stranger take a slot out of your calendar without four emails first.Skin deepa long weekend
  7. 07caniuse.comThey asked for itThe browser support table that every site of this shape is descended from.Skin deepa long weekend
  8. 08CursorA code editor with a model wired into the middle of it.Skin deepa long weekend
  9. 09DropboxA folder that is somehow also on your other computer.Skin deepa long weekend
  10. 10LinearAn issue tracker that opens before you have finished pressing the key.Skin deepa long weekend
  11. 11LoomRecord your screen and your face, get a link before you have finished thinking about it.Skin deepa long weekend
  12. 12SubstackA newsletter, a subscribe button, and a payments split.Skin deepa long weekend
  13. 13TypeformForms that ask one question at a time and feel like a conversation.Skin deepa long weekend
  14. 141PasswordA vault for the secrets that unlock everything else you own.Nice tryyou won't
  15. 15CraigslistClassified ads, in blue underlined text, largely unchanged since the last century.Nice tryyou won't
  16. 16FigmaA design tool that runs in a browser and lets a room full of people edit the same file at once.Nice tryyou won't
  17. 17GitHubGit, plus the social layer that made everyone agree on where the code lives.Nice tryyou won't
  18. 18NotionDocuments made of blocks, where any page can also be a database.Nice tryyou won't
  19. 19Product HuntA daily leaderboard of new products, ranked by upvotes.Nice tryyou won't
  20. 20ShopifyEverything required to sell an object to a stranger, rented by the month.Nice tryyou won't
  21. 21SlackGroup chat that ate the internal email of most companies.Nice tryyou won't
  22. 22StripeAn API that moves money, and the enormous apparatus required to be allowed to.Nice tryyou won't
  23. 23VercelPush a branch, get a URL, with the servers left as an exercise for somebody else.Nice tryyou won't

Now copy us.

It would be embarrassing to argue that everything is copyable and then hide the source. The prompt that produces this entire site is on the site.

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