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 Meta has launched a new application named "Pocket," enabling users to create interactive mini-apps and games using AI-driven text prompts. This move reflects the company's continuous expansion into AI-powered creative production tools.

The app relies on the concept of "vibe-coded gaming," where a user can write a simple description of a game idea or an interactive experience, and the system automatically transforms it into playable and shareable content. Additionally, Pocket features an interface similar to social media platforms, including a feed that allows users to discover and experience creations made by others.

Pocket is the result of internal development at Meta following its acquisition of the team behind "Gizmo," a platform specializing in creating micro-interactive experiences using artificial intelligence. The core concept revolves around converting text into simple, easily shareable games.

Given its nature, the app falls under Meta's broader strategy of integrating AI into digital creativity tools, following a series of recently launched applications and services in the realms of photos, videos, and interactive content.

Pocket is currently considered to be in an early experimental phase, with no full official announcement made yet. However, early indicators suggest it represents a significant step toward turning artificial intelligence into a direct, user-friendly tool for game and interactive content production.