Launched this week
JustVibe is a free search engine, built to help get things done. Search "plan my 5 day trip to tokyo" and instantly receive a fully functional and interactive trip planner, perfectly set up for Tokyo and running directly in your browser. If your perfect app doesn't exist yet, JustVibe builds a custom one for your exact needs in minutes. Every app is yours to keep forever, with zero code. Chat to customize every detail and share your new app with a single link.
the trip planner demo is slick but "builds a custom app for your exact needs in minutes" is the same promise every AI app builder has made for two years now, and the failure mode is usually the same - fine for a simple planner or form, falls apart once you need real state management or third-party API auth. curious what the actual ceiling is here rather than the demo case
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That's a very good point@omri_ben_shoham1
On @JustVibe, apps are not built just for the sake of building. They are built to help app users achieve their objectives. App building on JustVibe is not just about writing code to create an app. Performing research on the desirable user journey, defining the most preferable product features, and creating a design system for the app are all part of this "a few minutes".
Moreover, apps are built with sophisticated backend, with the capabilities to search / browse the latest web, to generate creativity assets, to fetch the real time data from stock market, to access the massive commerce inventories, and many many more. A large percentage of apps offer options to create persistent summary (like a trip itinerary) and ways to export / share.
Me wondering how shared apps handle updates after changes are made. Allowing version history could help people restore earlier work without starting again.
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That's a good insight@jason_scott8 Every edited app on @JustVibe has a full version history you are view through the "version" button on that app's page. There you may trace the entire edit chain and select any version to use, to share, or to edit from there.
Nice job! I noticed one small issue that may just be on my end: after scrolling down, I’m unable to scroll fully back to the top of the page. It looks like the header may be blocking some of the content.
I recorded a short video here for reference ~15 seconds: https://createademo.com/v/cmriby0ze0001js04hyugcsiu
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@john_marker3 Thank you so much for sharing the feedback! The header was designed to disappear when you are using the app and to re-appear when you scroll up past the top of the app. It does create a confusing moment for you and we will look into this.
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@doganakbulut Good question! The apps that produce artifacts (e.g. a trip itinerary) have show summary / share / export functionalities that allow you to seamlessly share with friends or export to a third party service through your device's native integrations.
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Thanks @hamza_afzal_butt One of the most surprising observations is that users love creating and iterating on their own app creations and they would keep reusing those apps frequently. The most obsessed users actually have hundreds of personal app creations in their library within their very first couple weeks of using @JustVibe!
"Scaling custom app generation per prompt is the hard part usually."
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That's a good point@victoria_brooks I believe a prompt is just a starting point of a custom app. What enables the ultimate customization on @JustVibe is endless edit: You can easily select any component on the app and put in a comment on how you'd like to edit. There is no limitation to how many time you can edit an app. You can see the entire edit version history and customize endlessly to your exact need.
How do you monetize your app? Is there any intention of doing this?
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@thomas_digaetano There is no plan to monetize through anything that would change user's experiences, like a paywall or monetized content. The plan is to explore commerce partnership for apps with commerce experiences.