Why Vibe Kosher exists
Vibe coding — building software mostly by prompting AI — is the fastest, most joyful way to ship niche software in human history. Jewish culture is niche, layered, and endlessly remixable. Put those two together and you get a wave of small, weird, wonderful apps worth celebrating. Vibe Kosher is where they live.
David Berkowitz is the founder of High Caliber AI and AI Marketers Guild, and he's the author of The Non-Obvious Guide to Using AI for Marketing (Ideapress, 2025). A longtime marketing strategist, David has led marketing and innovation for companies including Mediaocean, Storyhunter, Sysomos, MRY (Publicis), and 360i (Dentsu). He has contributed 600+ columns to outlets like Advertising Age, MediaPost, and VentureBeat, and spoken at 400+ events worldwide. He helps marketers harness AI to work smarter, stay creative, and strengthen customer connections. David lives in New York City.
FAQ
Is this actually kosher?
Halachically? No. Culturally, spiritually, and vibes-wise? Absolutely. The "hechsher" here is a wink — a stamp of curatorial approval, not a rabbinical one.
What counts as "vibe coding"?
Software built primarily by prompting AI — Lovable, v0, Cursor, Claude Code, and friends. If a human wrote 90% of the code, it's a great project, but it's not the vibe.
Who runs it?
David Berkowitz, from New York. Vibe Kosher is part of the Hacked Network of AI-first sites alongside MitzvAI, Siddur Spinoza, WerewolfBarMitzvah.com, and more.