Creating AI-Powered Apps Without Coding

Many people are quickly realizing that you can actually build an app with

AI and get it on the App Store. But most of these apps

are relatively simple

apps. Well, that was up until last week, because now you can create a full

iOS app with AI that has a database, AI

integrations, like different APIs, and you can also

accept payments. And you can do all of this without writing

a single line of

code, and you can get the app on the App Store,

and that's exactly what I'm about

to show you right now. So what we're gonna do

is we're gonna go to vibe code dot

dev, and all you do is just type this into any browser.

And here we can build a mobile app. Okay, so this is my

idea for an app. I want to create an app

that uses the brand-new

Nano Banana Pro, and we're basically just creating the

front end shell of

the app in the first prompt. But it will be for parents to help their

kids with

their homework. And so you're gonna be able to take a

photo of your kid's homework,

and it's going to edit the image in such a way that it will be as if you

wrote on the homework the correct answer, and it will show all of

the work. And we're gonna add the AI feature right

after we use this first

prompt. So all we need to do is just copy this first prompt.

We are going to use Claude Opus 4.5.

We're going to paste in this prompt, and we are going to run it.

And so this is using Claude Code. Vibe Code app uses Claude

Code out of the box, so it's literally Claude Code as

if you were using it in

your terminal. And now the app is loading.

Okay, so it's done now. Okay, so we have it loaded up.

Let's see this. And so I've actually prepared a homework

assignment we

can take a photo of. So we can take a photo of this homework.

And, ah, it has this little pencil animation.

I like it. "Our AI is carefully analyzing the problem

and writing the

solution step by step." And bang. This is where

the edit will come in. So now let's go ahead and add the

AI feature here. All right. So now if we go to the API tab, and we

go to the image, and we click Nano Banana Pro,

and we add it to the prompt:

"Please can you allow me to use

this API to add the correct

answer and all of the work?" So the

prompt for the AI should be, "Complete this

assignment by writing the correct

answer in pen and show all work

for all problems." So we can add the AI

feature. And so this is what we just entered a prompt.

Now what we want to do is we want to actually create a database.

So now what we can do is we can actually enable a backend.

So we're going to set up a Vibe Code backend.

"Please move the AI feature

to the backend and also add a

database and authentication in

order to store previous

images generated," et cetera. So we just set up the

Vibe Code Cloud. Okay, so now the AI is done with the previous prompt,

and now it's implementing the backend.

Here we can actually test and see if the app works. Let's go ahead

and do that.

We can now take our app, put it up to the homework.

We'll take a photo here. Now it is working on it.

Oh, and there you go. Look at that. It perfectly answered George

Washington. It solved the math problem.

Here it says, "Racial injustice and moral courage." And then for

four, I put this partial problem to see what it

would do, and it just

didn't answer it. And so that is really cool. And here we can hit Save.

It's actually not going to do anything because it hasn't yet implemented the

backend. And so it's still doing that.

So now we're going to wait for the backend and database to be created.

Okay, so it's done. Let's check it out.

As you can see here, there's now a profile icon.

I can select the profile icon, and I can actually sign up.

Okay, so I just signed up. Let's hit Save.

We'll go back to the app here. And so if I open up this document, now

let's go ahead and take a photo of the homework. It's now working on it.

Uh-oh, we got an error. Let's go ahead and just press Fix.

And this is free. So when this happens, it's free for it to fix the issue.

Now we'll just wait for the error to be fixed.

Okay, so it is now done. Let's go ahead and take a

look here. If we open up that Google Doc, let's go ahead and try this.

Oh, it's done. And look at that. It solved it perfectly, and

it answered all of these questions.

Okay, so now what we're going to do is we're going to press Save.

Now if we go to the Cloud tab and we go to the Generated Image

tab, we should see it right here. There you go.

We now have the image URL right here.

So these images are being stored in the database, and we can

sign in. And so we have the database integrated

perfectly, and we have the different tables

that we can just see directly in

our web view, and we can also see it within our mobile

view as well.

As you can see here on the phone, you can also see the entire database just

like

you can on the web. And we have integrations.

And now we need to just be able to accept payments before we send it to the App

Store. And this process is very simple.

Just all you have to do is pinch and go to the Payments tab.

And once we have the Payments tab open -- And by the way, this is an identical

process if you do it on web. So this is the same exact thing.

Uh, for now I'll show you how to do it on web.

You can just hit Finish Setup here.

And then once it initializes, it basically created a project on

RevenueCat automatically. And so now we can make this a f-

uh, create a monthly subscription for $4.99.

Also, I want you to please add a paywall.

Screen so if the user has not paid, when they go to click on a

project, hit them with a paywall. Um, like if they go to try and take a photo

before they've hit a paywall, right as they press the button,

a paywall should come

up, and it should make them pay the $4.99 per

month in order to get

access. Make that screen look professional.

And so we can run that.

And then very quickly, what I'm going to do

is go to the Image tab.

We're gonna do 3D render icon

of a camera over a homework

assignment, and I can copy this so that I can run it

many times here. We're gonna generate images.

All of these images can be placed directly into the app, and we can generate audio

as well. I don't really wanna generate audio for

this one.

Yeah, and then we can add this prompt to the

queue here.

I think I like this one right here. So we can add this

icon. Please use this icon on

that paywall screen. Make this

big. Make this the main

icon/image for this screen.

And as you can see here, it, uh, created a product, it created a price,

and it is basically creating the whole offering within

RevenueCat. And if we come to RevenueCat

and we click on Study Sketch,

we can see that it created this project, and we have no active

trials yet because no one's paid. For you. Okay, so it's done.

Let's give this a try. So now we have this open.

Now what I'm going to do is I'm gonna go to this right here for

homework. Let's click. Boom. There you go.

Unlock with Premium. If we hit Start, now we can

test the valid purchase. And as you can see here, if we go back to

RevenueCat, if we refresh our page, we should see...

There we go, $5 revenue. So this is a test purchase.

It won't be an actual purchase until you actually get it on the App Store.

This is sandbox data. But this paywall did indeed work.

You can see a few seconds ago we did a test store of $5.

And so we created an app with database, AI integrations, and it

also accept payments, so a full backend.

And now we can send it to the App Store simply by pinching.

Now we're gonna hit Publish to App Store, and we're gonna hit Get Started.

I've already signed in with my Apple developer account. I can just hit Next,

Next.

And now you just need an expo token, which I've already gotten.

And now your app is on the way to the App Store,

and now it's going to be sent to TestFlight. And there you go.

In this very quick video, you saw me create an app, uh,

with a front end, with a

database, with AI integration. It accepts payments, so it has a

fully integrated backend, and we send it to the App Store.

It's really that easy.

I'll see you guys here for the next video.