I recently figured out that I could use ChatGPT Work on my Pixel Phone to build native Android apps. It builds the app and you can then directly download/install the APK. So now I just build small utility apps on-the-go whenever I need them :)

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DenisM 34 minutes ago | parent [-]

Can it debug the apps? That would the app singularity - user speaking at their phone until phone complies and produces desired app for the current moment.

	▲	xatxat 6 minutes ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Yes, you can iterate on the app and ChatGPT Work will then create new versions of the app. If something in the UI of the app looks weird, you simply take a screenshot and ask ChatGPT to fix it. Or what I also like to do is add a logging functionality to the app. If something goes wrong, I then just upload the log to ChatGPT so that it can fix it.
	▲	beering 6 minutes ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		It can debug, yes, but capability ranges from godlike for algorithmic issues to mediocre for subtle UI things. We are pretty close to your described app singularity if the app is within GPT’s wheelhouse.