Google's New AI Tool Opal Turns Prompts Into Apps, No Coding Required

Google's new AI tool Opal turns prompts into apps, no coding required

The Google Labs tool enables developers to create apps using natural language prompts and interactive visual aids.

Opal AI test-launched by Google: Here's how it can generate apps without coding, with a simple prompt

Google is piloting a new AI-powered coding tool called Opal, designed to help users build mini web applications by describing what they want to create in plain language. The tool, now accessible in the United States via Google Labs, is the latest in a growing wave of so-called "vibe-coding" platforms targeting both developers and non-technical users, as reported by TechCrunch. Opal enables users to either start from scratch using text-based inst…

Google is testing a vibe-coding app called Opal

Google is testing a new vibe-coding tool called Opal, available in the U.S. through Google Labs, that lets users quickly spin up web apps with just a few prompts.

Google Testing Opal Vibe-Coding App for Web App Creation

Google is experimenting with a new vibe-coding tool named Opal, accessible in the U.S. via Google Labs, enabling users to swiftly develop web apps with minimal prompts. The tool aims to simplify the process of creating web applications for users. Opal is part of Google's efforts to innovate in the realm of app development tools. The post Google Testing Opal Vibe-Coding App for Web App Creation appeared first on nextbigwhat.

Google debuts no-code Opal tool for building ‘AI mini apps’ - SiliconANGLE

Google debuts no-code Opal tool for building ‘AI mini apps’ - SiliconANGLE