Meta just made it incredibly easy to vibe-code your own mini-games, memes, and gizmos.

Meta is expanding its vibe-coding app Pocket to all US users after testing it in Brazil last month. The app lets anyone use AI prompts to build small interactive games, called gizmos, and share them ...

Meta is bringing Pocket, its experimental AI-powered app for creating and sharing interactive games, to users across the U.S. after quietly testing it in Brazil.

Meta's new vibe-coding app, Pocket, is a playful social feed. It's now rolling out in the US after it began testing this summer.

August 11, 2026 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google Vibe coding might be extremely popular, but it comes with some serious security concerns, including exposed ...

Meta's little vibe-coding app Pocket has now arrived in the US after a brief testing phase in Brazil. The app lets people generate minigames, called gizmos, via prompts. The games get published to a ...

Meta has rolled out Pocket nationwide, an app that turns prompts into small interactive posts called gizmos. It came from the team behind Gizmo, which Meta hired in March and whose original app was ...

Vibe-coded games and apps have already flooded Android and iOS storefronts, creating plenty of frustration among users trying to sort through them. Meta is taking a different route with Pocket, its ...

AI can do everything from serving as a chat partner to generating images (even N*** ones), but it excels at building apps, whether that's a Magic: The Gathering coach or a mass surveillance site.

You can prompt your way to a working application without knowing a single line of code. Learn from my mistakes and follow these tips to get started. I’ve been writing about consumer technology and ...