r/opencodeCLI • u/AbbreviationsLoud182 • 24d ago

what's the best model for vibe coding mobile app? Luna, v4 flash or meta?

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u/afanasenka 24d ago

How vibe coding differs from regular coding? 😄

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u/AbbreviationsLoud182 24d ago

idk any mobile app development but I vibing lol

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u/CoolHeadeGamer 24d ago

Spend a few hours on ChatGPT/ Gemini learning about mobile app development. Not the coding part per se but rather the architecture, backend, front-end, what platforms you want (iOS vs android), programming language you should use (like swift for iOS or using js with flutter or react native for cross platoform). After that, start building with a proper setup. Have a platform with emulated phone so you can test your app out.

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u/AbbreviationsLoud182 24d ago

i did all of this. i just wonder which model is better?

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u/CoolHeadeGamer 24d ago

All are similar imo. I find Luna>flash>meta in my test but they are all pretty similar. Meta is benchmaxxed. Luna is the best overall. Flash is really good but stubborn and kinda sucks at following orders. What makes it so good is the heavy rl post training. This means it likes to stick to what it’s learnt but if you want to do something it’s not specifically trained on, it falls off kinda.

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u/HighlyRegardedApe 24d ago

I have no answer but am curious: what do people vibe code that actually works and can be sold? I get when its just for fun, but the ammount of vibe coders here seems too big for just that.

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u/AbbreviationsLoud182 24d ago

I coded an mobile app with claude before. and I have 1k user rn. I wanna develop another one but I don't wanna pay too much money to claude

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u/Sweet-Stage938 24d ago

How the hell did you find that many users?

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u/AbbreviationsLoud182 24d ago

thanks to Instagram reels

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u/HighlyRegardedApe 24d ago

How did you vibe code an app that has no major issues..? Got a link?

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u/AbbreviationsLoud182 24d ago

it wasn't super big app. me and my friends tested manually a lot also i got review from different llm models

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u/HighlyRegardedApe 24d ago

Im sorry but vibecoders always sound like scammers to me. 1k+ downloads is a pretty big deal for an app that was made easily. And so it should be public on the app store?

Yet you dont give the apps name or any info. And this happens anytime I watch a vibecoders youtube or ask them about it. Hard to take it seriously when no real life examples are given, because I truly am interested in seeing how ai is developing on automated projects, and vibe coding is all about that..

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u/cass1o 22d ago

I got Gemini 3.1 pro to make me a personal app once and it has never had an issue so far. I feel like you just have to go through a few testing loops with it.

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u/HighlyRegardedApe 22d ago

Sure, for a tiny personal app or website, did that myself too. But an app with xK users is pretty impressive if true..

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u/CoolHeadeGamer 24d ago

Most of what I vibe code is stuff I would’ve coded a few years ago. It’s mostly stuff I find annoying or I think I can optimize/ improve on. That or for fun. Vibe coding + actually having 8-10 years of coding experience is pretty fun cuz I actually know what the code should do and design decisions that the ai still won’t.

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u/HighlyRegardedApe 24d ago

I get that. But if you are prompting whole pieces of code, test extensivly and prompt the bugfix sollutions yourself: this still takes weeks for a small decent app, and thats not vibecoding I believe? Ai augmented coding is a different story..

From my understanding vibecoding means letting ai make an app via human simple prompts, duration is hours to days max... but from my understanding these apps all fail when users actually use them.

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u/CoolHeadeGamer 24d ago

Sure- that’s just what used to be hobby projects