Wabi, an AI startup previously focused on app creation via prompts, has introduced Wabi 2.0, a new AI messenger experience. This change positions Wabi to compete with other AI agents that integrate conversation and productivity.
Eugenia Kuyda, Wabi's founder, described Wabi 2.0 as a "personal agent that does stuff for you and builds the interface you need in the moment."
The pivot responds to perceived limitations of chat-only AI agents, where task history can become difficult to manage within a continuous scroll. Wabi 2.0 aims to offer a more interactive experience beyond just typing.
Kuyda stated that users desire to "tap-tap-tap, scroll, and look" in addition to typing, suggesting a need for combined conversational and software interfaces.
Wabi 2.0's core functionality involves creating user interfaces on demand based on user requests within the messenger. This allows for dynamic app-like experiences tailored to specific tasks.
Examples provided include building a calorie tracker, a weightlifting log, or a calendar for kids' activities, all accessible within relevant conversational threads.
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Wabi, an AI startup, has rebranded its app-building platform as Wabi 2.0, shifting to an AI messenger experience. This pivot aims to combine conversational AI with productivity tasks, allowing users to create on-demand interfaces within a chat environment.