Daniel Mercer
Experience Vibe-Coding with Meta’s New Pocket App.
Meta has recently introduced an innovative app called Pocket, designed to empower users to create their own mini-games through a process known as vibe-coding. Mobile developer Alessandro Paluzzi first discovered the Pocket app and shared his findings on X. According to reports from AppFigures to TechCrunch, this app has been accessible on both iOS and Android platforms since June 29. while the app is publicly listed, it is not available in the United States on several phone models linked to our Google accounts. A help page on Meta’s website confirms that “the Pocket app is not yet available everywhere.”
As of now, Meta has not issued any official statements regarding the app’s launch or its trial locations. We have reached out to Meta for further information and will update this article once we receive a response.
#Meta is working on a new app called Pocket 👀
ℹ️ A new creative platform to make and share gizmos. pic.twitter.com/zFjMU5jj1U
— Alessandro Paluzzi (@alex193a) July 2, 2026
In the past year, Meta has been rapidly integrating artificial intelligence into its offerings, ranging from minor updates to the introduction of standalone applications. TechCrunch speculated that Pocket might be the result of Meta acquiring the team behind Gizmo, an app that leveraged AI to create interactive experiences based on user prompts. The Pocket app promotes itself as “a creative platform for making and sharing gizmos,” aligning with the functionality of Gizmo. the Play Store shortcode “com.facebook.gizmo” reinforces this connection.
