Google’s Opal lets users build AI mini apps using plain English, part of a growing trend in natural language-driven, no-code software creation.

Google is testing a new vibe-coding tool called Opal, available in the U.S. through Google Labs, that lets users quickly spin ...

Google has announced Opal, a new AI tool that allows users to build mini web applications with only text-based prompts. Opal ...

Google has launched Opal, a new AI tool that lets anyone build web apps by simply describing what they want to create, no ...

Google has introduced Opal, a new AI-powered tool that allows users to build web apps just by describing their ideas, no ...

Google has unveiled Opal, a new AI-powered tool designed to make app development accessible to everyone with no coding required. Available for free through Goog ...

Google is testing Opal, an AI-powered tool that helps users build mini web apps using natural language prompts and a visual ...

The Google Labs tool enables developers to create apps using natural language prompts and interactive visual aids.

Vibe Coding is rapidly becoming a defining trend in the future of software development—and Google is leading the charge with ...

Vibe coding is a big party, and all good parties eventually get shut down. But not before all hell breaks loose.

Google's latest venture into AI technology with the Opal app offers users the ability to create web apps with text prompts.

Opal is Google's new vibe coding app, which you can test for free, will help you create workflows, make edits, and share your app.