VibeletsHow to build your first vibelet
Build a shared shopping list, test it in the preview and publish a link for your family.
- 01Describe
Describe who will use the app and what they need to do.
- 02Try & refine
Use the preview. Ask for one change.
- 03Share
Sign in, publish and send a sharing link.
From a small idea to your first vibelet.
A prompt you can start with
Build a shared shopping list for my family. Let us add an item and quantity, group items by store aisle and mark them as bought. Everyone using the same link should see the same list. Make it easy to use on a phone.
Opens in Studio, ready to edit. Building starts when you send it.
Compare a vague request with a specific one.
Make me an app.
Make a shared shopping list for my family. We need to add items and mark them as bought, on our phones.
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1. Describe who will use the app and what they will do
Explain your idea in your own words. Tell Vibelets who will use the app and what its most important job is. A rough idea is enough. Try this:
Build a shared shopping list for my family. Let us add items, group them by store aisle and mark them as bought. Make it easy to use on a phone.
Try building as a guest, without signing in. Create an account when you’re ready to save and share your work. If you’d rather start from an example, visit the Community → Explore vibelets and remix a vibelet into your own version.
2. Try the app, then ask for a change
Test the first version in the preview. Use the conversation to describe what you would like to change or add. You can return to the same vibelet and keep improving it later. For example: “Add a quantity to each item” or “Make the buttons easier to tap on a phone.” Test the main action before adding more.
3. Publish and share
Publish the version you want others to use, then create a sharing link. Choose whether the link requires sign-in, is limited to named recipients and allows editing of the shared data. Open the link yourself to check the experience before sending it to others.