How to build with vibecoding in the Studio

Vibecoding means you describe what you want in plain words and the Studio builds it. This guide shows how to write good prompts and work with the chat modes.

The Studio is where you build your app. Instead of writing code by hand, you type what you want and the app is generated for you. You can keep talking to it to change screens, add features, fix things, and ship.

Start with one clear sentence about what the app should do. After the first version appears, work in small steps. Ask for one change at a time, look at the result in the preview, then ask for the next change.

Build mode: The default. Use it to create screens, add features, and change how the app looks or works. Every request edits the app code.

Action mode: Runs a task on your data or settings without changing the app, like adding a record or updating a value.

Talk mode: A normal conversation. Ask questions or plan changes without touching the app.

Tips for better results

• Be specific about the screens, fields, and actions you need.
• Give one instruction per message so each change is easy to check.
• Mention the look you want, for example clean and light, or bold and dark.
• If something is wrong, describe what you see and what you expected instead.

Use the live preview on the right to see the app as you build. When you are happy with it, publish to put it online. You can keep editing after publishing and ship new versions whenever you want.

Start building

Open the Studio and describe your first app.