The video provides high-value, actionable technical advice that simplifies a complex process, positioning the creator as an expert while naturally integrating the recommended tools.
Summary
The creator outlines a specific tech stack for building mobile apps using AI tools like Rork and Claude. He provides a breakdown of the tools, costs, and deployment methods for app stores and web platforms.
Structure
1Introduction to the tech stack
2Detailed breakdown of Rork and Supabase
3Deployment options and associated costs
4Final recommendation of the stack
Original caption
How to build your own mobile app start to finish in simple terms. #vibecoding #coding
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Product placement
Rork is the primary subject, with Supabase, Claude, Vercel, and Stripe mentioned as supporting tools.
Call to action
So hit follow and save this video for later if you wanna make your very own mobile app.
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How to build your own mobile app
1. How to use each tool
2. How much this will cost
3. How to deploy into the App Store, Google Play Store, or Webapp
Transcript
If you want to build a mobile app that will generate you thousands of dollars of monthly passive income, this is the best tech stack I've seen. I'm gonna be breaking down how to use every single one of them, how much it will cost and then how you can go about deploying these either into the app store, the google play store or just deploying it as a web app. So Rork is a mobile specific AI vibe coder that connects to all of these APIs. So using the Rork and Opus 4.5 stack is as easy as downloading Rork, opening this up and clicking Opus 4.5. This is how much Rork is going to cost you based on the credit limit. Supabase is a super easy backend authentication and database for you to use and supabase has a very generous free teir but if you were to upgrade a pro, this is exactly how much it would cost you and what you would get. Once you build your app and you're ready to deploy it, you're either gonna need a apple developer account, a google play store account or a vercel account. An Apple developer account is $99 per year, a Google play account is $25 per year and a Vercel account is free depending on your deal. An Apple Developer account will put your app into the Apple App Store, a Google play account will put your app into the Google Play store and Vercel will push your app as a web app. If you wanted to add a paid element to your app, you would add Stripe as your payment processor. If you're serious about this, this is the exact stack you should use. You should use Rork as your app builder, Opus 4.5 as your front end and back end, Superbase as your database, Stripe as your payment processor, and deploy into the Apple App Store. If you go through this process, start to finish using the pro plan for each and an apple developer account, you're estimated to be spending around $200. But if you build a genuinely good app, you have potential to be making way more than this. But I don't wanna give you false hope and make this sound like it's easier than it actually is. Most people who have never coded before and have no foundation of any of these coding architectures will not be able to make a very good vibe coded app their first try. But this is actually a really fun way to learn how to code and just play around with stuff. So hit follow and save this video for later if you wanna make your very own mobile app.
