How it works
From a few words to a live app
What happens between your first sentence and the address you share, and what Vible doesn't do yet.
- 1
You describe it
Write what you want in your own words, or start from an example.
- Give it links: your site, a menu, a Google Maps place, an Instagram page. The agent opens them in a browser and reads what it needs, so it doesn't ask what's already there.
- Send photos of your products or your logo, and the app shows them.
- 2
The agent asks, one question at a time
Each question comes with 2 to 6 answers to pick, the one it recommends first.
- When several answers can be true together, pick as many as fit.
- None of them right? Write your own answer instead.
- 3
You approve a plan
When it knows enough, the agent proposes a plan: a summary, what you decided together, and the steps in build order.
- Nothing is built until you press Build it.
- Want something different? Say so, and the plan is redone.
- 4
It's built step by step
It's built one step at a time on a computer of its own. Each step is tried in a phone-sized browser and checked before it goes live:
- it builds, and passes lint;
- it adds no package with a serious known vulnerability;
- it holds no secret in its code.
Progress shows as it goes, and you can leave the page meanwhile. If a build stops, Vible says why, and you continue it.
- 5
It's live, at its own address
Your app lives at name.vible.tech. Its preview sits beside the chat, at desktop or phone size.
- Open shows it in a tab of its own; Copy link gives you the address to share.
- Opening it from Vible signs you in to the parts only you see, like the bookings that came in. No passwords to set up.
- 6
You keep changing it
Ask in the chat, the way you started.
- A small, clear change is built at once, and the latest one can be undone.
- A bigger one gets a new plan to approve.
- A change that came from a link you shared waits for your OK first.
Data
Where your app keeps what people send
With a database
When people or devices need to share data, like bookings or a shared list, the app gets a Postgres database of its own.
With a ready-written message
Otherwise, an order or a booking becomes a message the visitor sends you from their own email, WhatsApp or Telegram.
Limits
What it doesn't do yet
One project per account, for now. Delete it to start another.
The agent spends Credits as it works, and has a daily allowance too. When either runs out, you continue later.
An app whose trial ends unclaimed, or whose subscription ends, is paused, then deleted after a few weeks.
Apps are web apps: they open in a browser, on phones too, but aren't in app stores.
A build has a time limit. If it stops, Vible says why, and you continue it.
Tell Vible what you need
A sentence or two is enough. You'll be asked the rest.