Native iOS features
Build an iPhone app with AI chat and image generation
Borel builds iPhone apps with AI inside: an assistant people chat with, and pictures made from words. Describe what the AI should do, and Borel writes it in Swift on BorelKit, which calls Borel's AI for your app. There are no API keys to get or paste, and no AI account to set up.
Ideas
What you can build with built-in AI
A few apps people make with it. Describe yours in your own words.
A cooking helper
Tell it what's in your fridge and it suggests dinners.
A bedtime story app
Type a story idea and it paints a picture to go with it.
A study buddy
Ask about your notes and get answers in plain words.
A gift idea finder
Describe someone, and get ideas that suit them.
A journal that listens
Write about your day and get a short, kind reflection back.
Try it
A prompt to start from
Copy it, or start with it and change it to fit your idea.
“A cooking helper: I tell it what's in my fridge and it suggests dinners, and it paints a picture of the dish I pick.”
From words to your iPhone
Three steps, no code
- 1
Describe it
Say what the app does in plain words, or start from the prompt above. No code, and no Mac.
- 2
Watch it build
Borel writes the Swift, compiles it with Xcode on its own Mac and opens it in the iOS Simulator, streamed into your browser.
- 3
Put it on your iPhone
Borel Companion installs it over a cable the first time, then over Wi-Fi, and while it runs it puts each new version on by itself.
How Borel handles it
Written in Swift, with Apple's own frameworks
What Borel takes care of for you, so the feature works the way iPhone owners expect.
No keys in the app
The app talks to Borel's AI through BorelKit, so there's no key inside it for anyone to find.
The model you choose
Borel's default answers, or pick a model in AI in the chat's + menu, such as Claude Sonnet 5.
Consent, as Apple asks
The app asks people's consent before its first AI request, and offers a switch to turn AI on or off.
See its screens in the iOS Simulator in your browser while you build, and talk to the AI on your iPhone with Borel Companion.
Your Apple ID
Works with a free Apple ID
Yes. Borel Companion puts the app on your own iPhone with a free Apple ID, which keeps up to 3 of your apps there, and Companion renews them every 7 days for you.
Frequently asked questions
No. The app uses Borel's AI, so there's no account to open and no key to paste.
It's charged to your Borel balance, so there's no separate AI bill, and it stops when the balance is empty.
Borel's default, or a model from Borel's AI catalogue, such as Claude Sonnet 5 or GPT-5 mini.
Yes. People describe a picture, and the app makes it and keeps it in its files to show.
The app asks for consent before anything goes to AI, as Apple requires, and shows the AI switch in its settings.
Build your app with built-in AI
Start from the prompt above, change it to fit your idea, and Borel builds it while you watch.