Cursor's Vibe Coding Now Coming To Mobile

**Jaeden** (0:00)
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**Jamie** (0:28)
Welcome back to the podcast. Today we're talking about how Cursor, a vibe coding app, has just released a mobile version, so that now you can vibe code on your phone, which is pretty cool.
We've seen some of these other ones like, well, you know, like Claude has Dispatch, which allows you to kind of do a few things from your phone, but it's really just a cool concept. I know Lovable also has a mobile app now. A lot of these companies are coming out with this. So we're gonna talk all about how you can actually use that, some of the benefits.
But before we do, Jaeden, why don't you tell them about our School Community?

**Jaeden** (1:01)
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It's really great. So Lovable made that super easy to be able to do. Now Apple actually has a lot of really tricky rules around turning that into an app because I was just on the web.