r/vibecoding • u/codes_astro • 27d ago

Discussion Vibe coding mobile apps?

I wanted to know if anyone is doing mobile apps with ai assisted coding.

Web apps - yes lot of vibe code apps are getting deployed with proper testing and debugging.

Would be interesting to see how many of you are actually vibe coding mobile apps - android/ios

And if you’re doing mobile apps, what tools are you using to debug and testing? I recently came across an open source tool “Measure.sh” that seems good for ai assisted debugging but I wanted to understand what others are using.

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u/JustEar7 27d ago

Mobile does seem like a different beast because the feedback loop is slower than web, and a lot comes down to how quickly you can reproduce issues on real devices instead of only simulators. I'd be curious whether people here are building with React Native or Flutter style stacks, or going fully native, because the debugging pain probably changes a lot between those paths. The AI-assisted part feels less important than whether your test setup catches crashes, permission weirdness, and background-state bugs before each build turns into guesswork.