Whip

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Whip is a mobile app that turns vibe coding into a social experience. Users describe a mini app or game in plain language, Whip builds it on their phone, and the result lands in a public feed where each post is something you can actually play with by tapping, swiping, or typing, ranging from trivia games and event countdowns to spinning prize wheels and mood pickers . The product targets the much larger pool of people who have ideas for small interactive tools but no intention of opening Xcode or Android Studio, with creation, distribution, and remixing all happening inside one phone-native app. The launch matters because most of the current wave of AI coding tools assumes a laptop, a developer, and a deploy step. Whip collapses that loop on mobile and adds a discovery layer, letting anyone tap remix on a creation they like, change the questions or rules, and ship their own version in seconds . It also wraps a familiar social layer around the output, with follows, likes, comments, and creator profiles built from the things people have made , which is the piece missing from prompt-to-app tools that produce isolated artifacts on a URL nobody visits. Whip is built by Tensorfuse Inc. in San Francisco and led by Samagra Sharma, who previously co-founded Tensorfuse (YC W24) with Agam after deploying production machine learning systems at Adobe and Qualcomm, including work visible inside Adobe Scan . The app is live on Google Play and in TestFlight beta on iOS, and is free to use.

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