what is the best no code AI app builder for android / iOS apps?

[giveitlegs]

what is the best no code AI app builder for android / iOS apps?

Anyone have experience with this? Have some app ideas I need to build but they're more involved than just 'apping my website' etc. Need a legitimate no coding platform that can make all the files and publish to the app stores, using AI to build it out.

 

[Simonsim89]

Hey! Here are some solid options:

https://www.adalo.com/, super easy to use, lets you build real apps with a drag-and-drop interface, and even publishes directly to the app Store & google play.
https://www.glideapps.com/ more focused on turning spreadsheets into apps, but with ai features, it’s getting more powerful.
https://thunkable.com/ great for building functional, native apps without coding. ai tools are starting to roll out here too.
https://bubble.io/ more advanced and flexible, though it’s better for web apps that can be wrapped into mobile apps.
https://www.appgyver.com/ a high-end no-code platform with powerful features, now backed by sap.

If AI-assisted app building is your priority, https://www.builder.ai/ is another interesting option, it uses ai to automate much of the process, and they even have a team to assist if needed. Hope that helps.

 

[Avanues]

mmm i never tried ai on apps, sound good

 

[emilyy33]

Ive heard decent things about bubble in regards to making an app simply

 

[Tripl_m]

I think "Cursor" can do that

 

[fortunec9]

what is the best no code AI app builder for android / iOS apps?

Anyone have experience with this? Have some app ideas I need to build but they're more involved than just 'apping my website' etc. Need a legitimate no coding platform that can make all the files and publish to the app stores, using AI to build it out.

Replit seems like a good choice for building no-code AI apps for Android and iOS. You can describe your app idea in simple words and its AI, called Replit Agent, will create the app for you. It’s free to use, which is great if you’re starting out.

Replit’s strength is its AI and free access, but publishing takes more work. If you’re okay with that, it could fit your needs for complex app ideas.

To publish to app stores, Replit works with Expo. This means you’ll need to set up an Expo account and follow their steps. For iOS, you’ll need an Apple Developer account, which costs $99 a year. For Android, you’ll use the Google Play Console. It’s not as simple as some platforms, but it’s doable.

If you want something easier to publish with, Apsy might be better. It handles publishing directly and starts at $50 a month. Adalo and Thunkable are other options, but they’re less AI-focused.

 

[vibecoder]

I am a Mobile Engineer. I think my go-to platform to build Mobile Apps would be Vibe Studio (vibe-studio.ai). Why?

- It's autonomous - means you tell it what you want and it builds it - no engineering skills needed
- BUT if you are an engineer or like to touch code, it opens the entire codebase for you to tweak
- Code is SOLID - means that they follow the best practices. I actually like the code.
- You can release on Apple & Google through their account or set up yours. Means you end up saving ~$150 - means no need to sign up for your own accounts in the beginning.
- All apps have AI in them natively.
- The support team is all Mobile Engineers so that they can help you with pretty much anything without any extra cost.

I know many enterprises are using them, which means it's reliable.

vibe-studio.ai <- easily build solid mobile apps.

 

[ratemate]

Rork is not bad for react native based apps.

 

[sunriselotus]

Replit seems like a good choice for building no-code AI apps for Android and iOS. You can describe your app idea in simple words and its AI, called Replit Agent, will create the app for you. It’s free to use, which is great if you’re starting out.

Replit’s strength is its AI and free access, but publishing takes more work. If you’re okay with that, it could fit your needs for complex app ideas.

To publish to app stores, Replit works with Expo. This means you’ll need to set up an Expo account and follow their steps. For iOS, you’ll need an Apple Developer account, which costs $99 a year. For Android, you’ll use the Google Play Console. It’s not as simple as some platforms, but it’s doable.

If you want something easier to publish with, Apsy might be better. It handles publishing directly and starts at $50 a month. Adalo and Thunkable are other options, but they’re less AI-focused.

Although replit is not free anymore, but it is definitely among one of the best for medium sized websites and applications. However I have noticed that for bigger projects it starts making a bunch of mistakes.