Obfusc: AI App Builder

Obfusc is an AI app builder for Android. Describe the app you want in plain English and it is built into a working mini-app on your phone in about a minute. No coding, no tutorials, no drag-and-drop canvas to learn. "A dinner roulette that spins between my favorite takeout spots." "A language tutor where I practice Spanish in a back-and-forth conversation." "Make a restaurant guide for Austin with real ratings." Type it, tap Generate, and watch the app get written live, line by line. Then use it. It lives in your Apps tab, ready whenever you open Obfusc. CHANGE IT BY ASKING "Make it dark mode." "Add a save button." "Bigger text." Describe the change and it is applied. The previous version is kept, so you can undo the last change. REAL INFORMATION, NOT PLACEHOLDERS Turn on Web Search when you create an app and real facts are written into it: a restaurant guide with real ratings, a trail guide with real park details. Turn on Live Data and the app gets a Refresh button that fetches named values, like scores or prices, whenever you tap it. AI INSIDE THE APPS YOU MAKE Your apps can use AI themselves. Ask for a language tutor that holds a conversation, a quiz buddy, a chatbot, a writing helper, or an app that turns a photo into a painted portrait. START FROM A TEMPLATE Skip the blank page: todo list, expense tracker, workout logger, multiplication practice, checkers, an app-idea generator, a chat buddy, and a creative set with an avatar generator, portrait painter, tattoo designer, graffiti art, and a hair salon. YOURS, AND PRIVATE Mini-apps are private to you. There is no feed, and nothing you make is shared with other users. Every app's code is one tap away, under Code, so you can see exactly what was built and learn from it. HOW CREDITS WORK Obfusc runs on credits, and credits never expire. Sign in and you get 10 free credits, enough for your first two apps. After that, packs start at $2.99 for 50 credits, about ten more apps. Creating an app costs 5 credits, or 8 with Web Search on, and editing one costs 3. WHO THIS IS FOR Curious people, not developers. If you have ever had an app idea and no way to find out whether it would work, this is the shortest path from "I have an idea" to "it actually works." Most no-code app makers hand you a system to learn first. This one asks what you want. If you outgrow Obfusc and go build the real thing somewhere else, it has done its job. To be clear about what it is not: Obfusc does not replace learning to code or hiring a developer, and the mini-apps you make do not include user accounts, payments, or backends. It is a fast, cheap way to find out whether an idea is worth building for real. Your prompts and the generated code are sent to Anthropic and Google to produce your results. See the privacy policy for details.