Vibelets

AI app builder · No coding required

Build an app for home or work.

Vibelets uses AI to turn your instructions into a web app you can use and share, without writing code.

Your description opens in Studio. Try building for free, without signing in.

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Apps for home and small businesses.

For home and hobbies

  • Family shopping list: add groceries from your phones and tick off purchases on the same list.
  • Trip planner: collect dates, packing lists and shared expenses for a weekend with friends.
  • Game night: build a quiz or a score tracker your group can open in a browser.
See the shopping list demo

For your small business

  • Team task board: assign jobs, track due dates and see what still needs doing.
  • Customer bookings: connect Outlook to show available times and collect meeting requests.
  • Service sales: list your treatments or service packages and accept payments through Stripe.
See business features and examples

Share data, add AI and change your app.

Summarize text in your app.

Ask for a button that turns meeting notes into a task list, or searches the web for a topic. Vibelets provides the AI connection; you do not need your own API key.

See AI feature examples

Share a list people can update.

Your app saves its data on Vibelets. Send a link and choose who can view or update it, so your family or team uses the same list.

See sharing options

Change your app by asking.

Try the app, then ask for a change such as “add a due date to each task”. Test the updated version in the preview before publishing it.

Learn how to request changes

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From a small idea to your first vibelet.

Start as a guest, describe a shared family chore list and explore ideas for next steps. Create an account when you're ready to save and share your vibelet.

Try your own idea

Getting started

How to build and share your first app.

01

Describe the app.

Say who will use it and what they need to do. For example: “Let my family add groceries and mark them as bought.”

02

Test it and ask for changes.

Add a few items in the preview. If something is missing, ask for it: “Group the groceries by store aisle.”

03

Publish a sharing link.

Sign in to save and share your app. Choose who can open the link and whether they can update the list.

What should your app do?

Describe the people, the information they add and the result they need.

Describe your app