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Build your mobile app with AI.

Describe what you want to create. Claude works on the code, you preview the app, and you keep building in the same workspace. For iOS and Android, with Expo.

Start with a template or a GitHub repository. Work with the source files, connect your backend, and refine your app through conversation.

VibraCode by Kurdsoft Ltd · iOS & Android

Inside VibraCode

Your conversation, code, and app.
In the same workspace.

Move between your instructions, project files, and preview as you build. Ask for a change, see the result, and work on the next part of your app without starting over.

Day by day
Example workspace
ConversationFiles

Your request

Build a daily habit tracker. I want a simple home screen, a checklist, and a way to see my progress. Use warm neutrals and green.

A project you can work with

Screens, components, and app logic live in your project’s files. Open the code or ask Claude to make the next change.

app /
index.tsx Home screen
progress.tsx Habit history
What would you change next?
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Day by dayYou

Your daily habits

A good day
starts small.

Today’s progress2 of 3

One more habit to finish your day.

Go for a walk
Read 10 pages
Take a quiet moment
TodayProgressSettings
Illustrative workspace and app preview.Expo · iOS · Android

From a description to an app.

One project. A conversation you can keep going.

01

Tell it what you’re building.

Describe the screens, features, and feel of your app. Start with a template or bring a GitHub repository.

02

Build with Claude.

Claude works on your project’s files in a cloud sandbox. Ask it to add a feature, adjust a screen, or fix an issue.

03

Preview and refine your app.

Preview your app, inspect the code, and give feedback. Keep working in the same project as your idea develops.

Built around your project

The tools behind the app.

The first screen is a starting point. VibraCode gives you a place to keep developing the interface, app logic, and connections your project needs.

A coding conversation

Describe a screen or feature, then ask follow-up questions and changes in the same project. Claude works with your instructions and the code already there.

An Expo foundation

Build mobile screens and functionality in an Expo project for iOS and Android. Keep one codebase as you work on your app.

An app preview

Check your interface as you build. Try the flow, spot what needs attention, and give the coding agent specific feedback.

Source files you can inspect

See the screens, components, and logic that make up your app. Read the code or make edits directly when you need more control.

GitHub as a starting point

Bring a repository into the builder instead of starting from an empty project. Continue developing the work you already have.

Backend integrations

Connect Supabase or Convex when your app needs a backend. Build out data-driven features alongside your interface.

How Claude fits into VibraCode

A coding agent working
on your app’s files.

Claude is part of the product workflow. When you describe an app or request a change, the agent works in a cloud sandbox on the actual project code.

Work on a feature over several conversations. Ask for a new screen, adjust the layout, or investigate an issue while keeping the work in the same project. Inspect the changes and try the result in the preview.

Try the workspace

Giving useful feedback

Ask for the change you want to see.

Add a progress screen with a weekly view of completed habits.

Make the checklist easier to read and move the add button to the bottom.

Check why the saved habits disappear when I reopen the app.

Example requests. Review the changes and test your app before releasing it.

A place to start

Bring the app you have in mind.

Start with the core experience: what someone sees first, what they need to do, and what happens next. Add the rest as you learn from the preview.

Habits and everyday tools

Start with a checklist, notes, or a tracker. Define the daily flow, then add history and settings as your project takes shape.

A mobile storefront

Prototype a product catalog, product details, and a shopping flow. Connect the services you need as you develop the project.

A community experience

Explore a member directory, profiles, or an activity feed. Work through the screens and the data each one needs.

A service or booking app

Build a first version of a schedule, service listing, or booking flow. Use the preview to refine how people move through it.

These are starting ideas. The features and services you choose determine the work your app needs.

Web and mobile

Build from your browser or your phone.

Use the web workspace to work with your project’s conversation, code, and preview. Vibra Code is also available as an iPhone app, so you can explore the mobile building experience from your phone.

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Who it’s for

Founders, businesses,
and developers.

You don’t have to start with a finished specification. Bring the part of your app you understand today, then work through the details as the project develops.

Founders exploring a product

Build a first version of the core experience. Use it to work through the screens and user flow before expanding the scope of your app.

Businesses with a mobile idea

Prototype a customer experience or an internal tool. Describe the tasks the app should help people complete, then develop the interface around those needs.

Developers working with Expo

Bring your repository, inspect the files, and ask Claude to work on specific changes. Use the conversation alongside your own work on the code.

Before you start.

A few practical questions.

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What kind of apps can I build?

VibraCode creates Expo projects for iOS and Android. You can start with a habit tracker, a storefront, a community app, or your own idea, then build out the screens and features you need.

Do I need to know how to code?

You can start with a description and make changes through conversation. The source files are also available in the workspace if you want to inspect or edit them yourself. Review and test your app before releasing it.

How does VibraCode use Claude?

Claude is the coding agent inside the product. It interprets your requests and works on the app’s code in a cloud sandbox, helping you build, debug, and iterate on the same project.

Can I use an existing project?

Yes. You can start from a GitHub repository or choose one of the builder’s templates.

Who builds VibraCode?

VibraCode is built by Kurdsoft Ltd. Reach the team at hello@vibracoder.com for product questions, support, or business enquiries.

The team behind the product

VibraCode by Kurdsoft Ltd.

We’re building a mobile development workspace for founders testing an idea, businesses building an app, and developers working on their next Expo project. Claude is the coding agent inside that workspace, working on project files as users build and iterate.

About the companyTalk to us at hello@vibracoder.com

What are you building?

Describe your first screen in the builder.

Open the builder