Meta is launching Pocket, an experimental app that lets users create and share interactive games using AI, for people across the United States. The app uses “vibe-coding” to generate content and supports sharing games with other users.
Both outlets report that Pocket is expanding beyond an earlier trial. TechCrunch says Meta has been quietly testing the app in Brazil before bringing it to the U.S., while Business Insider describes the rollout as following testing that began this summer. The tone and framing differ: Business Insider emphasizes the app’s playful, social nature and its focus on creating meme-like or imaginative games, while TechCrunch highlights Pocket’s experimental status and AI-powered game creation.
While details on how broadly it is rolling out and what features are available at launch are limited in the two accounts, they agree on the core point: Pocket is now available in the U.S. after prior testing internationally, and it centers on AI-assisted, interactive game creation and sharing.
