Samsung plans to give Galaxy owners the ability to use a vibe‑coding tool.

Samsung is developing its own "vibe-coder" for the Galaxy

In an era of rapid growth in generative AI, software development is becoming easier: now you only need to outline a task in general terms instead of writing code by hand. Samsung plans to offer its users a tool that will allow them to do this directly from their phone.

Why AI Is Important for Galaxy

Since the launch of the Galaxy S24 series, the company has been paying special attention to integrating artificial intelligence into smartphones. According to Android Authority, AI integration has become so critical that Samsung is already starting to refer to the Galaxy S26 family as "AI phones." In this context, the emergence of a specialized app for "vibe-coding"—the process of creating software solutions using simple commands—seems logical.

Management Support

In an interview with TechRadar, Samsung's mobile division head Won‑Joon Choi confirmed that the company is open to creating a proprietary vibe-coding tool. He emphasized that such a service would allow users to personalize their interaction with the smartphone: ready-made apps could be easily adapted to meet personal needs.

> “Vibe coding is very interesting to us, and we see potential in it,” Choi said.

> When exactly such an app will appear on Samsung devices was not specified.

What’s Next?

If Samsung does launch its own "vibe-coder," Galaxy users will be able to quickly create or modify apps without deep programming knowledge, making the smartphone even more flexible and personalized.