Google has announced that its AI Studio platform will soon include a mobile app designed to support “vibe coding,” allowing developers to build, test and refine ideas directly from their smartphones.
The company said the mobile version aims to expand access to lightweight prototyping by enabling creators to work outside traditional desktop environments. The feature focuses on conversational, natural-language coding that helps users explore ideas quickly.
According to Google, the mobile rollout responds to growing demand from developers who want flexibility and the ability to iterate in real time. The company said many early testers preferred a portable workspace that fits spontaneous creativity.
The mobile app is expected to integrate core AI Studio tools, including prompt building, model testing and collaboration spaces. Google noted that advanced features such as fine-tuning may be added later but are still under internal evaluation.
Analysts say the move signals a shift toward mobile-first AI development as companies reduce the technical barriers needed to experiment with AI systems. They add that such tools could help beginners and non-engineers participate more easily in prototyping.
Industry observers believe the update could influence competitors to rethink how their own platforms support mobile workflows. They also say the feature aligns with a wider trend of bringing AI creation tools to portable devices.
Google has not confirmed the full global release timeline, but early access programs are reportedly underway among selected developers. The company says it will publish additional details after the test phase.
The update underscores Google’s ongoing strategy to simplify AI development and give creators more freedom to build wherever they are.