Bubble Brings Bubble AI Agent to Native iOS and Android.

Bubble is extending its AI-assisted app builder beyond the web. Bubble AI Agent can now construct complete native iOS and Android features from a chat interface, while keeping the generated screens, workflows, and logic editable inside Bubble’s visual development environment.

The company announced the expanded capabilities on LinkedIn, positioning the update as a way to automate the repetitive parts of mobile development without turning the resulting application into an opaque block of AI-generated code. Bubble also says the latest version can configure API calls across app projects and is 10% more accurate than its predecessor.

Bubble AI Agent previously helped builders generate, edit, and troubleshoot applications through natural-language instructions. With this release, its native mobile capabilities are no longer limited to isolated tasks. A builder can describe a feature in the chat box, such as a map interface, a set of mobile screens, or associated behavior, and have the agent assemble it for iOS and Android.

The important distinction is what happens after generation. Rather than producing a fixed prototype or exporting code that must be maintained elsewhere, the agent’s work remains available in Bubble’s visual editor. Builders can inspect the result, change layouts, adjust workflows, modify data connections, and continue developing the feature manually.

That approach attempts to split mobile development into two layers:

• Mechanical implementation, including assembling interface elements, creating workflows, and configuring connections
• Product decisions, including user experience, business rules, data structure, and final quality control

Bubble’s official product post says the agent can now build and edit native mobile apps without its earlier restrictions. It can also identify and fix issues automatically. The release builds on the mobile expansion Create With previously covered, but Bubble is now emphasizing complete feature construction and cross-platform work rather than narrower editing assistance.

Native interface generation is the headline feature, but automatic API setup may save builders more time in day-to-day projects. Connecting an app to an external service typically requires defining endpoints, authentication details, request parameters, and the data returned by each call. Mistakes in any of those steps can produce failures that are difficult for less technical builders to diagnose.

Bubble says its agent can now set up API calls for any app under development. The company describes this as a cross-platform capability, meaning it is not confined to native mobile projects. That could make the agent useful for existing web applications as well as teams building companion mobile experiences, although Bubble’s announcement does not specify which authentication methods, API patterns, or edge cases are supported.

The claimed 10% accuracy improvement also needs context. Bubble does not disclose the evaluation benchmark, the tasks tested, or the baseline score in its announcement. Builders should therefore read it as a relative improvement reported by the company, not evidence that generated features will work correctly without review.

For small businesses and independent builders, the larger shift is toward editable AI generation. Bubble is betting that users want more than a fast first draft. They also need to understand and control what ships, particularly when an app includes payments, customer data, external APIs, or complex workflows. Keeping the agent’s output inside the same visual editor provides that control, while reducing the amount of repetitive setup required to reach a usable version.

What is Bubble AI Agent?

Bubble AI Agent is a conversational development assistant inside Bubble that builds and edits app features from natural-language instructions. It can now construct native iOS and Android features, configure API calls, and leave its output fully editable in Bubble’s visual editor.

Who is the native mobile update for?

The update is aimed at founders, small businesses, agencies, and other Bubble builders creating native mobile apps without maintaining a separate conventional codebase. It may be particularly useful for teams that want AI to handle initial implementation while retaining manual control over design and application logic.

When is the updated Bubble AI Agent available, and which plan is required?

Bubble describes the mobile capabilities as available now. The supplied announcement and blog material do not specify plan requirements, pricing changes, or whether access is being phased across accounts.