Indie dev open-sources Anything, an app that builds other apps from text prompts
Consistent-Ruin1868 · reddit · 2026-10-03
A solo developer has released Anything, an open-source Android app that turns natural-language requests (habit tracker, unit converter, reading list, etc.) into actual interactive experiences instead of chat replies.
- Bring-your-own-key model (Groq supported for now); no account required
- Live on Google Play, source on GitHub
- It grew out of two earlier projects: the Kaalka encryption algorithm and WebWeaveX, built over six months to feed structured web data to LLMs
- The author is actively seeking users to break it, complain, and contribute
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