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Code on the Go: New App Lets You Build Apps With Your Voice
28 Apr
Summary
- New app allows users to code mobile applications using AI voice or text prompts.
- Users can switch between computer and phone, receiving build notifications.
- Apple's recent policy changes impact AI coding apps on the App Store.
Vibe coding startup Lovable has launched a new mobile application designed to let users code on the go using AI voice or text prompts. This innovation aims to capture ideas as they arise, allowing users to initiate app development from anywhere. The agent can then run autonomously after receiving input, turning concepts into working websites or web apps.
The application facilitates a smooth workflow by enabling users to switch between their computers and phones, picking up projects where they left off. It also provides notifications when a build is ready for review. This development follows recent actions by Apple regarding vibe coding apps on its App Store, where updates for tools like Replit and Vibecode were blocked.
Apple clarified that it is not banning vibe coding apps but has restricted apps that download new code or change functionality due to security risks. To comply, these apps can no longer run generated app previews within the host app; instead, these previews are now hosted in web browsers. Lovable's new app appears to align with these updated rules.
