Wabi founder Eugenia Kuyda aims to democratize app-building

# Wabi Lets Anyone Build Simple Apps Without Coding Skills A new platform called Wabi is making it easy for everyday people to create small, focused apps just by describing what they want in plain English—no programming knowledge needed. Think of it like YouTube for apps: instead of downloading bloated software with features you don't use, you could build or find a simple tool that does exactly one thing well, like a basic weight tracker without all the extra stuff. The catch is that your apps would live on Wabi's platform rather than being truly yours to own or move elsewhere.
Eugenia Kuyda remembers when one of her favorite apps became too bloated. All she wanted was a simple weight tracker. But she also got calorie counting, meal tracking, and a subscription she didn’t need. With Wabi, Kuyda wants to let users take app development into their own hands, using AI promp
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