X1 is an AI app builder that takes you from an idea to an iPhone app you can publish on the App Store. Instead of trying to generate the entire app from one prompt, X1 guides you step by step. It asks focused questions, designs each screen for you to review and edit, then builds the app in stages. Preview and test it on your iPhone as you go. When it’s ready, X1 prepares your App Store listing, screenshots, and submission. No coding required.
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I’m particularly excited about this because I have ~50 working app prototypes that I couldn’t have built before the AI era. Now I can actually build them, but I don’t have the time to take each one through the process of getting it published on the App Store. x1 feels like it could solve a very real problem for people like me.
Wonderful idea. I ran into something while trying it and wanted to understand if I’m approaching it the wrong way...I already have an app prototype, but when I entered, it kept asking me what I wanted to build rather than taking me forward with the app I already had. Is x1 currently meant primarily for starting a new app from an idea, or is there a way to bring an existing prototype into the flow?
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I loved this product, after a very long time I've seen a mobile app vibe coding tool that generates such good results. Although I faced one challenge, after I exited the builder and went back to the home page I have no idea how to get back to the product I was building. Its as if all the progress I made is lost. Would be great if you can fix the navigation.
If you fix this I think I would love paying for this tool.
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this is an interesting take on AI app building! does X1 support apps that require login and personalized user data?
@olivia_bennett7 Yeah it does. Auth and per user data are core to most real apps so X1 handles that path directly, supporting apple sign in right off the bat. It sets up user accounts on the backend so each user gets their own data, then wires the screens to that instead of faking it with placeholder content. It also treats those as real product decisions, so it'll ask how people should sign in and what data belongs to a user, then build the flows around it. You end up with something that actually persists and personalizes, not just a demo that looks logged in lol
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The AI comments here suck. Nice approach, love that there is a nice guided structure to beginn with an app.
@samsc Appreciate it 🙏 and yeah the AI comments are getting so out of hand I genuinely can’t tell who’s real anymore lmao
The guided structure is really the whole bet though. We’re trying to make it feel less like staring at a blank prompt and more like having someone who knows what questions to ask, what to build next, and when something is actually ready to move on.
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Interesting. I would definitely give this one a try. Just wondering if I do not have an App Store enterprise account to publicly launch my App, can I still install and use it on my phone?
Building the full product journey around the AI builder, rather than competing solely on code generation, is a strong approach. Congrats on the launch!
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Congrats, guys! Vibecode.app and Rork faced company-ending moments with Apple. I unsubscribed from their (and similar) services due to this risk. Have you guys mitigated this risk?
I loved this product, after a very long time I've seen a mobile app vibe coding tool that generates such good results. Although I faced one challenge, after I exited the builder and went back to the home page I have no idea how to get back to the product I was building. Its as if all the progress I made is lost. Would be great if you can fix the navigation.
If you fix this I think I would love paying for this tool.
this is an interesting take on AI app building! does X1 support apps that require login and personalized user data?
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@olivia_bennett7 Yeah it does. Auth and per user data are core to most real apps so X1 handles that path directly, supporting apple sign in right off the bat. It sets up user accounts on the backend so each user gets their own data, then wires the screens to that instead of faking it with placeholder content. It also treats those as real product decisions, so it'll ask how people should sign in and what data belongs to a user, then build the flows around it. You end up with something that actually persists and personalizes, not just a demo that looks logged in lol
The AI comments here suck.
Nice approach, love that there is a nice guided structure to beginn with an app.
Keep it up.
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@samsc Appreciate it 🙏 and yeah the AI comments are getting so out of hand I genuinely can’t tell who’s real anymore lmao
The guided structure is really the whole bet though. We’re trying to make it feel less like staring at a blank prompt and more like having someone who knows what questions to ask, what to build next, and when something is actually ready to move on.
Interesting. I would definitely give this one a try. Just wondering if I do not have an App Store enterprise account to publicly launch my App, can I still install and use it on my phone?
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Building the full product journey around the AI builder, rather than competing solely on code generation, is a strong approach. Congrats on the launch!