Wabi pivots to AI messenger with app-building capabilities
wabi, an ai startup founded by eugenia kuyda, is shifting its focus from a no-code app builder to an ai-powered messenger that can create apps on demand. this change aims to compete with ai agents like meta's muse and openai's chatgpt.
wabi, an ai startup founded by eugenia kuyda, is pivoting its product to focus on a messaging experience with app-building capabilities. the new version, wabi 2.0, aims to compete with ai agents like meta's muse and instinct. kuyda, who previously founded the ai companion startup replika, describes wabi 2.0 as a personal agent that does tasks and builds interfaces on demand. the new experience allows users to interact with an agent that can create user interfaces to help complete tasks, such as building a calorie tracker or a calendar of kids' activities. wabi 2.0 is currently invite-only, with access granted through codes shared on x.