Bluesky Attie expands to let anyone build websites and games with AI
Social network Bluesky is expanding its AI-powered Attie app. The new tool allows users to create websites, games, and other interactive experiences.
Bluesky, the open social network, has launched a significant expansion of its experimental Attie platform. Announced at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, the new tool enables any user to create websites, games, quizzes, polls, and other interactive experiences using artificial intelligence.
Attie, which initially focused on building custom feeds powered by AI, is now opening up to broader content creation. This expansion allows creators to build more diverse and engaging experiences that integrate directly into the Bluesky network.
The tool aims to bring "social vibe coding" to a wider audience, lowering the barrier to entry for creating digital products. Users can leverage AI for code generation and application building without requiring deep programming expertise.
The expansion represents Bluesky's efforts to diversify its platform's capabilities and provide tools for creators looking to build and share interactive content directly with the social network's user base. The new features were unveiled at the TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 event.
Bluesky's Attie platform continues its development, with this latest expansion highlighting the company's commitment to utilizing AI to enhance content creation and user experiences within the social media landscape.