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Google now lets you vibe code native Android apps in AI Studio

Apple may not be a fan of vibe coding, but Google is leaning in. On Tuesday, Google announced that anyone can now use Google AI Studio to build native, Kotlin-based Android apps with just a few prompts. To test the result, users can install the app on their device and share it with others for testing, or bring it into Android Studio to refine the details and get it ready for wider distribution.

SourceThe New Stack AIAuthor: Frederic Lardinois
Google now lets you vibe code native Android apps in AI Studio
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  • Google AI Studio now enables building native Android apps via prompts using Kotlin and Jetpack Compose.
  • The apps can leverage device hardware like sensors, GPS, Bluetooth, and NFC.
  • Users can test on actual devices or upload directly to Google Play Console for internal testing.
  • Future integrations include Firebase and direct sharing with friends and family.

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