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city'vibes is listed for sale at $2,900 USD.

city'vibes - Sell Project

Listed September 14, 2026

About city'vibes

AI agent that builds hour-by-hour outing plans — web research, Google Maps...

City'vibes turns one sentence ("Saturday night in Lisbon with friends, €40 budget") into a full hour-by-hour plan. A fast model asks two or three follow-up questions, then an agent actually investigates — web search, Google Places, crowd-level data, TikTok trends — and returns verified venues with addresses, ratings, photos, prices and the best time to go. Users can ask follow-up questions about their plan, swap a single activity, and share it via a public link. Covers 45 European countries and territories. Stack — Next.js 14 (App Router), TypeScript, Tailwind, Prisma 5 + PostgreSQL on Neon, deployed on Vercel. 5,900 lines of TypeScript, 20 API routes, 14 pages. Custom auth (scrypt, DB sessions) with zero third-party auth dependency. Stripe subscriptions live in production. Full French legal compliance (terms, privacy, legal notice, consumer mediator) — weeks of work a French buyer won't have to redo. Four-axis security audit completed and fixes applied. One measured production run: 86 s, 4 agent turns, 5 web searches, 154k input tokens. The app logs cost per generation, so unit economics are measurable from day one. Honest status: no paying subscribers, no established traffic. You're buying a working product and the engineering behind it, not revenue. The price reflects that. Included: full Git repo with history, the cityvibes.fr domain, brand assets, DB schema and migration scripts, ops scripts (stats, account deletion), Vercel config, and 2 hours of handover. Not included: Stripe account (not transferable), API keys, user database (accounts deleted before transfer — no personal data changes hands).

Project details

Website: https://www.cityvibes.fr

Video 1: https://www.cityvibes.fr/p/a_8ccLS6wal1qQ61

Next step: 1 — Settle the unit economics first. Cost per generation is logged already. Switching the refinement step to a cheaper model, caching Google Places results per venue, and tightening the web-search budget should cut the cost per plan substantially. This single number decides whether €9.90/month, pay-per-plan, or a higher price is the right model.2 — Test the paywall position. Free-plan behaviour is a single constant in the codebase (<code>FREE_PLAN_LIMIT</code>): zero, one, or a Stripe trial are one-line changes. The current setting is subscription-only, which has never been A/B tested against a free first plan.3 — Turn shared plans into SEO. The app already renders public, shareable plan pages. Generating indexed city guides from the same agent ("A weekend in Lisbon on €40") is a small change that opens a compounding organic channel for a travel-intent audience — the highest-value keywords in this space.4 — Narrow the focus. It currently covers 45 countries. Picking one city and one audience (students, couples, tourists) would make both the content and the marketing far sharper.5 — Short-form video is a natural fit. Every generated plan is ready-made carousel content: verified venues, prices, best time to go. The output is the marketing material.6 — B2B is unexplored. Hotels, tourist offices, relocation and coworking operators all need a concierge answer to "what should I do tonight?". The same agent behind a white-label widget is a different, higher-margin business.

For sale

Asking price: $2,900 USD

What's included

Domain name, Source code, All related design work, Email account

Full Git history · database schema and migration scripts · ops scripts (usage statistics, account deletion with Stripe-cancellation safeguard) · Vercel project configuration and a one-command deploy script · brand assets (logo, favicons, Open Graph images) · 2 hours of live handover over video call. Not included, deliberately: the user database. Existing accounts are deleted before transfer so no personal data changes hands — cleaner for both sides under GDPR. The Stripe account is not transferable; the buyer connects their own (the integration is configuration-only, nothing to rewrite).

Reason for selling

Lack of time. The product is built and deployed, but it needs sustained acquisition work to find its audience, and I can't commit to that right now. I'd rather hand it to someone who can, than let it sit idle. No disputes, no debts, no ongoing commitments.

Project metrics

Average Monthly Revenue: Pre-revenue