AI Helps Build Blurt for Android in Under an Hour (Full Transcript)
[00:00:00] Speaker 1: Alright, so I just built Blurt on Android in under an hour. So I recently got the Galaxy Fold 8 and while I love Blurt, I've only really been able to use it on macOS. But this morning I figured, why not just get Claude to spin up an Android app and see where it goes. And I was really impressed by the quality it got on a first pass. I mean, it has great user experience with the Blurt bubble that pops up whenever I open my keyboard. The nice little haptic response when I move the bubble around. And of course, it has the same accurate transcription because it's powered by Assembly AI's dictation API. And I just find this so exciting. Like, what a time to be alive, where we can literally build our dream apps between waking up and having our morning coffee. So let me know if you want to give Blurt on Android a try.
- An Android version of Blurt was prototyped in under an hour using Claude.
- The app was motivated by the speaker’s new Galaxy Fold 8 and Blurt’s prior macOS-only availability.
- Key features include a keyboard-triggered floating bubble, draggable haptic feedback, and Assembly AI-powered transcription.
- The speaker sees AI as enabling people to build useful personal apps quickly and invites others to test the Android version.