Google’s Opal AI Builds Apps From Your Words — When It Works

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Almost any modern AI chatbot can allow you to vibe code these days. From event calendars to old school video game demakes, all you need to do is tell it what you want to build, and it will get to work. Google’s Gemini is pretty decent at doing this, but the tech giant also has a series of AI experiments that allow you to do an assortment of things when it comes to generating your ideas for the web.

Opalis one such experiment. It’s a no-code AI tool that allows you to create apps using natural language. It also comes with a visual editor that displays “nodes” for every step of the process for getting from A to B. It’s an interesting tool that can help meet the needs of some, but it’s very much an experiment at the moment and isn’t the easiest to pick up. Still,...

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