VibeKit
Enter App
iOS AI Agent
A real AI coding agent you drive from your iPhone. Type or voice-call a task, close the app, come back to deployed code. The agent lives in a container with a real GitHub repo — your phone is just the remote.
Why an iOS-first AI agent
- Long-running by design. Tasks survive your phone going to sleep, the app being killed, or you switching tabs. The agent is server-side; iOS is just the screen.
- Voice calls to the agent. Tap the orb, speak the task, the agent listens, reasons, and replies. Hands-free while you walk, drive, or whiteboard.
- Push notifications when done. The agent buzzes your lock screen the moment a task finishes — no polling, no checking back manually.
- Real GitHub repo behind every app. Open it on a laptop later and pick up exactly where the agent left off. Nothing is locked into the phone.
What you can do from your phone
The iOS app is a control panel for AI coding agents — not a sandboxed in-app IDE. Here's the kind of work that actually fits the form factor:
- Ship small UI tweaks ("make the hero copy shorter, the CTA tighter")
- Diagnose production issues from a coffee shop ("why is /api/v1/users returning 500?")
- Kick off long-running refactors before bed and read the diff in the morning
- Tell the agent what you want next while waiting in line — it works while you don't
How it works
1. Open VibeKit on iPhone → "+" → describe the app
2. Agent provisions a container, GitHub repo, live domain
3. Chat or voice-call the agent to make changes
4. Close the app — work continues on the server
5. Push notification when the build finishesiOS app vs. typical "AI app builders"
Most "build an app on your phone" tools render a sandboxed preview that runs only inside the app. That UX is fine for demos — but it leaves you with no exportable code, no real domain, and nothing to hand to a developer. VibeKit's iOS app does the opposite: zero in-app preview, but every app gets a live URL at yourapp.vibekit.bot, a real GitHub repo, and a Fargate container. You can keep using the app forever, or pull the repo to your laptop and walk away.
Pricing on iOS
Free tier with BYOK (your own Claude / OpenAI / Codex key — AI spend goes straight to the provider, VibeKit charges nothing for AI). Paid tiers if you want VibeKit to handle billing. See full pricing →
FAQ
Is there an iOS app for an AI coding agent?
Yes — VibeKit's iOS app on the App Store is a control panel for your AI coding agents. Each app you build gets its own agent. You text or voice-call the agent from your phone, it does the work in a real container with a real GitHub repo, and pushes a notification when the task finishes. It is not a sandboxed in-app preview — it is a remote control for an agent that lives on your hosting.
Can I write code on my iPhone with an AI agent?
You don't write code on the phone — you delegate work to an agent that writes the code. Type or speak the change you want; the agent edits files, runs the build, deploys, and reports back. The repo lives on GitHub under your account, so a developer on a real machine can pull it and pick up exactly where the agent left off.
Do iOS AI coding apps actually run code on the phone?
No, and they shouldn't — Apple sandboxes prevent meaningful code execution inside an iOS app, and battery / memory limits would kill anything non-trivial anyway. Useful AI coding agents run in a server-side container; the iOS app just sends the prompt, streams the agent's reasoning, and surfaces logs. VibeKit follows that pattern.
Can I voice-call the AI agent from my phone?
Yes. The iOS app has a voice call mode — tap the orb, speak your task, the agent transcribes, runs, and reads its reply back. Useful for hands-free task hand-offs while walking, driving, or working through ideas. Call duration is unlimited and the agent stays on the same conversation thread as your text messages.
What happens when I close the iOS app while the agent is working?
The agent keeps working. The app is just a remote — the agent itself runs in a Fargate container on VibeKit's infrastructure. Close the app, lock your phone, walk away. When the task finishes, you get a push notification with the result and a link back into the conversation.