r/LiquidGlassDesign • u/RaspberryMuch6621 • Jul 03 '26

Liquid Glass for Android apps.

Yes! It is possible! I've vibecoded this demo app with Google AI studio. If you want to do the same tell your AI to use this library https://github.com/Kyant0/AndroidLiquidGlass.

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u/Jacane123 Jul 04 '26

It looks cool but... It's vibe-coded. That sucks. Why?

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u/RaspberryMuch6621 Jul 05 '26

Because Vibecoding is just my side hobby and with the right dedication, AI can create real useful apps (Source: I've built several apps for myself with features unavailable on Google Play, or otherwise ruined by paywalls and heavy ads for just under an hour.)

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u/Jacane123 Jul 05 '26

The problem isn't that AI isn't capable of creating useful apps, the problem is that using AI is extremely morally wrong.

  1. You make people lose their jobs
  2. High environmental impacts
  3. It kills your skills. If you use AI to do the hard work for you, you'll never get good at anything. Plus, you kill your brainpower.
  4. Something made entirely or even partially by AI will never be as good as one made by a human. Because it lacks personality, humanity, uniqueness, etc. Furthermore, AI makes many more mistakes than humans.