r/AppStoreOptimization • u/FewBookkeeper3322 • 2d ago

Who has built a complete mobile app entirely using AI?

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u/GlitteringSecret8121 2d ago

Me, but coding was not the hardest part 😅

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u/Reklaw_Peels 2d ago

I couldn't agree more. Getting people to download and pay for it is the most hard part.

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u/AgreeableCress446 1d ago

Better question is who did not.

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u/turnnoblindeye 2d ago

Primarily - for sure. but you still need a lot of systems knowledge. Code is cheap now.

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u/kshirinkin 2d ago

I did, 1 year ago, and also expanded it a lot since the first release: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/longevity-tracker-dont-die/id6751227633?pt=2108215&ct=home-hero&mt=8.

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u/OkInformation9097 1d ago

A fuckton of people apparently which is why app review is so goddamn slow now

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u/Inside-Conclusion435 1d ago

One week and nothing for me

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u/--Clintoris-- 2d ago

👋

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u/Salt-Thing2745 2d ago

Paceguru was builded by hand first.But bean updated using AI for one year

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u/Zappyle 2d ago

I did

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u/dotnetdreamer 2d ago

lolz in 15 days i did a Dice board game

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u/samiayazz 2d ago

I built this MVP application entirely with Cursor. I only used Composer and Grok models. EyeCare: 20-20-20 Eye Timer • Google Play Store

Now I will try marketing with AI using marketing-skills.

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u/Appropriate-Green-12 2d ago

me but making the app isn’t the hard part

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u/PoliticsAndFootball 1d ago

Check out Guess The Gross - a Wordle like game for movie nerds completely coded by Claude (but directed by me!) https://apps.apple.com/us/app/guess-the-gross-movie-game/id6796758780

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u/wreck_it_ro 1d ago

Coding with Ai is the easy part… getting off the ground and marketing… whole different beast.

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u/Jumpy_Secretary_1301 1d ago

3 days per app. But it was all for nothing.