Show HN: I built an open-source local vibe coding tool with Electron

Hi HN -

Just wanted to share a local vibe coding tool that I created. You can download it here (free, no sign-up): https://dyad.sh/

It's open-source and on GitHub: https://github.com/dyad-sh/dyad

If you've used one of the popular vibe coding tools like lovable, v0 and bolt, but want something more flexible and without the lock-in, I think you'll like dyad.

Here's a few things that makes it different:

- Runs locally, making it fast and frictionless. Because your code lives locally, you can easily switch back and forth between Dyad and your IDE like Cursor, etc.

- Run local models using the Ollama and LM Studio integration (https://www.dyad.sh/docs/guides/ai-models/local-models), which lets you build with your favorite local LLMs.

- Free and bring-your-own API key. This means you can use your free Gemini API key and get 500 free messages/day with Gemini Flash 2.5!

Note: Dyad isn't an IDE (and not another VS code fork :) and instead is focused on people, esp. non-engineers, who want an all-in-one tool to build+preview web apps in a simple desktop UI.

If you're interested in my experience building an Electron app (e.g. the pain of code signing, cross-platform issues, weird Node.js quirks), please let me know, I'm thinking about writing a technical blog post.

I’d love any feedback about the project. Thanks!