Point Claude or ChatGPT at Vibewatch and it will now tell you what the product reads, what a weekly report contains, and what the plans cost, with no account and nothing to connect. Setting up an organization also got sturdier this week, and pricing is down to three plans.
New
- Ask what Vibewatch does, without an account. There is now a public, read-only endpoint at
api.vibewatch.io/mcp/public. Point Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP client at it and ask what Vibewatch reads, what a weekly report contains, and what the plans cost. It answers questions about the product only — there is no organization data behind it and nothing to connect.
Improved
- Setting up an organization holds its place. Previously, submitting your website again while the analysis was still running could start a second one, and a dropped connection could leave the first stranded. A repeat submission now joins the analysis already in flight, and an interrupted one is picked up rather than restarted. Changing the website afterwards clears the description built from the old one, so you are not carrying an answer about a site you have stopped asking about.
- Pricing is three plans. Lite, Core and Pro. The Enterprise tier is retired and no longer appears on the pricing page.
Fixed
- The dashboard header keeps its menu collapsed until the window is genuinely wide, so it no longer overflows at tablet widths.
- Small supporting text is darker across the interface, and score colours were brought in line with the rest of the palette.
- A newly connected integration starts syncing when you create it, and each integration keeps its own sync schedule.
By the numbers
- 10,330 messages scored in the last 7 days
- 35,390 in the last 30 days
- 189,812 scored to date