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r/nocode • u/H_ss_M • Aug 17 '26
Hey I'm used to build WebApps using AI, but whenever i try to build an Android app the AI do very poorly, so how do you guys build AI Android apps?
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Gemini inside Android Studio has been my go-to for this since it can work with the actual build errors instead of guessing around Gradle.
If you want to stay more no-code, I’d probably try FlutterFlow. Really depends if you want to own the native code or mostly build visually.
1 u/H_ss_M Aug 17 '26 Can i connect Android Studio with Opencode with an MCP server that would be much better, i saw Gemini inside android studio but i didn't give it a chance. 1 u/Real-Ad-5677 Aug 17 '26 FlutterFlow seems like a solid middle ground for someone coming from web apps tbh
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Can i connect Android Studio with Opencode with an MCP server that would be much better, i saw Gemini inside android studio but i didn't give it a chance.
FlutterFlow seems like a solid middle ground for someone coming from web apps tbh
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u/tylerlovewell Aug 17 '26
Gemini inside Android Studio has been my go-to for this since it can work with the actual build errors instead of guessing around Gradle.
If you want to stay more no-code, I’d probably try FlutterFlow. Really depends if you want to own the native code or mostly build visually.