Every card is filmed in a room in Vancouver. The guests watch the 4 vibers' screens as they build against the clock, test every build alongside the judges in the demos, and together cast the crowd vote.
Seats are limited. Ask for one and we place requests into the open spots, then confirm a seat by a second email.
Applications are open with no closing date. We read every one against the same 4 things, personality first, and everyone hears back. Make the roster and you build on a card: a real brief, 60 minutes, your own machine, filmed for the episode.
1 brief, 4 vibers, 4 very different builds. That is the night.
Who you are on camera and on the page. The room watches you build for an hour, so we pick vibers people remember and root for. Your why and your tape carry it.
Shipped software other people use, and which part of it was yours.
On camera, can you hold attention and explain your build in plain words.
A real working practice with AI build tools. A workflow counts for more than a brand name.
Personality counts most, portfolio next. 2 organisers read every application independently. Making both dates is a condition of entry. The rules page has the full method.
Every Vibers League night starts with a real business owner's real problem. The whale, a business owner judge, reads it to the room. 4 vibers, builders who ship software by directing AI, get 60 minutes to solve it. Then the whale uses what they built and ranks them.
If something in your business eats hours every week, or you have a tool you wish existed, tell us about it. Sending a problem commits you to nothing.