NEW Google Stitch Update is INSANE!

The new Stitch update is insane and I'm about to show you something wild. You can now build entire app prototypes in minutes. No coding, no design skills needed. Just type what you want and watch it come to life. This changes everything for anyone building apps or websites. All right, so here's what just dropped. Google Labs pushed out a massive update to Stitch. And it's not just a small tweak. This is huge. Before this update, you could type a prompt and get a nice looking UI screen. That was it. One screen at a time. Good for mockups. Good for quick ideas, but nothing you could actually click through. Now everything changed. The new prototypes feature lets you build entire app flows, multiple screens, all connected, all clickable. You can literally watch someone go through your entire app without writing a single line of code. Think about that for a second. You go from an idea in your head to a working prototype that you can click through and test in minutes. Let me break down what this actually means. Before the typical workflow looked like this. You'd design a screen, then another screen, then you jump into Figma or some other tool to link them together. Then you'd show your team, get feedback, make changes, export everything, hand it to developers, wait for them to code it. That process could take days, sometimes weeks. Now you can do all of that in one tool, in one session. Design the screens, link them together, make them interactive, export the whole thing with code included. And the crazy part, they upgraded the AI behind it, too. Stitch now runs on Gemini 3, which means the quality of what it generates is way better than before. The UIs look cleaner. The layouts are smarter. The whole thing just works better. Hey, if we haven't met already, I'm the digital avatar of Julian Goldie, CEO of SEO agency Goldie Agency. Whilst he's helping clients get more leads and customers, I'm here to help you get the latest AI updates. Julian Goalie reads every comment, so make sure you comment below. You don't need to know how to code. You just need an idea and the ability to describe it. That's it. And here's what makes it even better. You can export everything, the full context, all the screens, all the interactions, all the assets. You can send it straight to AI Studio or other coding tools. So, if you want to take it further and actually build the real thing, you're already halfway there. Let me show you how this actually works with a real example. Let's say you want to build a fitness app. Something simple. Track workouts, log progress, keep people motivated. Here's what you'd do. First, you'd prompt Stitch to create your welcome screen. Something like this. Create a sleek mobile fitness app welcome screen. Dark background. Bold white title that says fit track. Tagline underneath that says track your workouts. Track your life. Big get started button at the bottom. Boom. Stitch generates it. Clean, modern, ready to go. And the cool part, you can see it instantly. The AI understands exactly what you want. It knows dark background means dark. It knows bold title means make it stand out. It knows where to put the button. You don't have to mess with design tools. drag things around. You just describe what you want and it builds it. That's the power of this thing. If you want to learn how to save time and automate your business with AI tools like Stitch and build prototypes that actually help you get more customers, you need to join my AI profit boardroom. This is where I show you how to use AI to scale faster, work smarter, and stop wasting hours on things AI can do in minutes. We cover tools like this every single week. Real workflows, real results, no fluff. Check out the link below and join us. Next, you need a sign up screen. See you prompt again. Create a sign up and login screen, email field, password field, continue button. Keep it minimal. Same dark theme as before. Done. Another screen ready in seconds. And look at this. It keeps the same style automatically. Same colors, same vibe, same feel because you told it to match the theme. The AI remembers what you built before. It keeps everything consistent. So your app already looks professional, already looks like someone spent hours designing it. But you just type in sentences. Now you need the main dashboard. This is where users see their workouts. So you prompt, create a dashboard screen. show a list of upcoming workouts. Each workout is a card with the date, time, and a start button. Keep the dark theme. Simple and clean. Stitch builds it. You've got your dashboard. This is where it starts getting real because now you're building the actual functionality, the actual experience. Users are going to land here after they log in. They're going to see their workouts. They're going to click start and begin training. This is the heart of your app and you built it in 30 seconds. No design degree needed. No coding knowledge required. Just clear prompts. Then you need the workout detail page. This is where users see what exercises they're doing. So you prompt again, create a workout detail screen. Show the exercise name at the top. Video placeholder in the middle. Start button below that. Add a timer and progress bar at the bottom. And just like that, you've got four screens. Welcome, sign up, dashboard, workout detail. All designed, all looking good

all matching the same style. And notice how specific you can get. You're telling it exactly where things go. Exercise name at the top, video in the middle, timer and progress bar at the bottom. The AI follows your instructions perfectly. It builds exactly what you describe. This is the level of control you have. You're not hoping it does something right. You're directing it. You're designing it just with words instead of clicking around. But here's where it gets crazy. Now you can stitch them all together. You select all four screens in stitch. Then you define the flow. Welcome screen. When someone clicks get started, it goes to the signup screen. When someone clicks continue, it goes to the dashboard. When someone clicks a workout card, it goes to the workout detail screen. You set up these connections, these interactions, these transitions. This is the game changer because now it's not just pretty pictures. It's a real flow, a real experience. You can actually click through it like a real app. Click get started. Boom. Sign up screen. Click continue. Boom. Dashboard. Click a workout. Boom. Detail screen. It works. It feels real. It looks real. And you can test it right now. And now you have a working prototype. You can click through it. You can test the flow. You can see if it makes sense. You can show it to people and get feedback all without writing code. All without spending days in design tools. And if you want to take it further, hit export. Stitch now generates actual front-end code for you. The HTML, the CSS, the full code structure, plus all the screen images, all the assets, everything you need to either hand off to a developer or plug into AI Studio and keep building. Now, before you run off and start building, there are some things you need to know. This feature is still experimental. Google is asking for feedback. They're improving it. But that means you might hit some bugs, some rough edges. Some things that don't work perfectly yet, that's normal. That's expected. But the foundation is solid. The core idea works, and it's only going to get better. Think about what this means for the next few months. The next year, AI tools are getting better at everything. Design, code, writing, video, audio, and now prototyping. The people who learn how to use these tools fast are going to have a massive advantage. They'll move faster, test more ideas, build more products, get more feedback, iterate quicker. So, here's what I want you to do. Go to Stitch. Try it out. Build something. Even if it's simple, even if it's just for fun. Get your hands on it. See how it works. Feel how fast it is. Because once you see it, you'll start thinking differently about how you build things. Because this is just the beginning. Stitch is evolving from a simple UI generator to a full UX design tool. They're calling this day one of interaction design in Stitch. Day one, which means more features are coming, more improvements are coming, more power is coming. So don't sleep on this. Don't ignore it. Don't think it's just another tool update that doesn't matter. This matters. This changes how we build products. This changes how fast we can move from idea to execution. This changes everything. And if you want to go deeper, if you want to learn how to actually use AI to scale your business and get more customers, join my AI profit boardroom. We're diving into tools like Stitch every single week, showing you real workflows, real strategies. You'll learn how to build prototypes like this. No theory, just results. Check the link in the description. All right, that's it for today. Go try Stitch. Build something cool. And if you haven't subscribed yet, hit that button. Don't miss out. I'll see you in the next one.