Xvibe

Build native iPhone apps with prompts

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@kendalldevdiary Kendall, could you recheck it?

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@kendalldevdiary hey Kendall, we’ll check, thanks for the report

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Spoiler: Xvibe now has a one-click Run button. Stay tuned.

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@AnderSanjuan99 Based in SF 🫡

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We finally added multiline input. Now your prompts actually fit!

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What about a wellness app today?

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You can open the project in Xcode, Cursor, or Finder — directly from Xvibe.

Build where you want. Run how you like.
It’s your vibe.

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@gregr209 Hey Greg! We haven’t fixed compatibility with the macOS beta (Tahoe) yet — working on it and should have support soon

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We just dropped Xvibe public beta 🚀

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@blogchain_us thanks man, appreciate it — we’ll definitely try to apply

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Based on our benchmarks, Xvibe generates iOS projects 2–3x faster than competitors using React Native 🫡

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🚀 The first alpha of Xvibe is out — generate native iOS apps from a prompt. You can grab your alpha on a website if you buy early access.

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@Grace0x7 Thanks 🤝

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Two weeks ago, we started building Xvibe.
Today, it already generates native iOS apps from a single prompt. If you could build an iOS app just by describing it — what would you build first?

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@twannl @rocketsim_app What a great feature 👏

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@nixoid ah, yeah, it's macOS app

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Imagine building a TikTok clone in seconds.
We just did it — using only a prompt in our vibe-coding tool Xvibe (https://t.co/DzoO3vh5mt) for iPhone apps

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@cbo_mlb My dad. He’s been waiting 20 years for one of my side projects to finally make it

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@GiftOfSpeach That’s the point — there is no limit. Nobody’s stopping you from prompting beyond swipe screens.

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@nixoid It is — a fully native iPhone app built in Swift and running in the iOS simulator. Not a webview, not cross-platform 🫡