Google has announced the expansion of its AI vibe-coding app, Opal, to 15 additional countries, including Canada, India, and Japan. Opal enables users to create mini web applications by simply entering text prompts, which the app then transforms into functional tools. Following its initial U.S. launch, where it garnered unexpected creativity from users, Google aims to broaden access to this innovative platform. Enhancements to Opal include a more efficient debugging program and improved core performance, reducing the time to create new apps. Users can now run workflows step by step and execute multiple steps simultaneously, making the app more user-friendly. This move positions Google alongside competitors like Canva and Figma in the no-code app development space.