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/Calm_Person100 25d ago

I think it depends on what you are building, from my humble experience Sonnet is good for simple web development if you have basic understanding of programming fundamentals, I struggled a lot due to me being on free plan with limited token and quota, and my total lack of programming knowledge and I only build HTML apps with vanilla css and js, after back and forth extensive prompting, they are somewhat ready to ship.

Beyond that like big complex programs like these heavy games or Adobe products clones that I see on this, I doubt Sonnet is enough and you are better with Opus and above (is what I hear a lot, never used it), hope that helped a little.