Miguel Guhlin started with a straightforward goal: vibe-code a learning management system his school could run on its own servers. Once the foundation was in place, he kept going.
What SapiqoLMS Does Now
The project, now called SapiqoLMS, goes well beyond importing courses. Guhlin describes the expanded scope around three areas: organizing learning around your people, giving learners something to do, and giving achievement a lasting record.
What Is Still Coming
The public roadmap lists stronger recovery, accessible navigation, assignments, rubrics, and institutional pilots as open items. The system is not finished, but it is already further along than most solo-built LMS projects get.
The Operator Takeaway
If you run training, onboarding, or education in a small org and want something self-hosted rather than another SaaS subscription, SapiqoLMS is worth bookmarking. The post is short but useful for stretching what you think is buildable with vibe-coding as a starting point.
