Google unveiled Opal, an experimental “vibe‑coding” platform available via Google Labs in the U.S. With Opal, users can type natural‑language prompts like “build a mood‑tracker” and instantly generate mini web‑apps powered by Google’s AI models.
Opal displays a visual workflow of prompts, input/output steps, and generation logic, all of which are editable, users can tweak steps by clicking or adding features manually.
Finished apps can be published online and shared via link; recipients need only a Google account to test them. Google positions Opal as a non‑technical toolkit amid growing no‑code competition
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