💻 Technology 1h ago · Skye Jacobs

Google Play now lets you install your own vibe-coded apps without publishing them

TechSpot
TechSpot technology
View Channel →
Google Play now lets you install your own vibe-coded apps without publishing them
Source ↗ 👁 0 💬 0
Google announced the feature this week for US users. Creators can use a standard Google account, and their apps stay private. They will not appear in Play's search results or public listings, and only the creator can access them at launch.Read Entire Article

Comments (0)

Sign in to join the discussion

More Like This

📰
Nvidia unveils investments in five more UK startups
Sifted · 48m ago
I trust AI code that crashes more than AI code that works, and 66% of developers seem to agree
XDA · 1h ago
📰
Nick Clegg on Europe, AI and big tech
Sifted · 1h ago
📰
Ubuntu 26.10 Released With Linux 7.3 + GNOME 51, Rust Coreutils Migration Complete
Phoronix · 1h ago
Is a new $199 HP Walmart-exclusive laptop any good? No, but a free 1-year subscription to Microsoft 365 worth $70 instantly makes world’s cheapest Windows laptop more attractive
Latest from TechRadar · 1h ago
📰
AI industry extinction warnings are genuine rather than corporate plots for regulatory capture or hype, and they go as far back as the mid-2000s and the 2010s (Scott Alexander/Astral Codex Ten)
Techmeme · 1h ago