Building an iPhone app with zero technical skills | Bryce Rattner Keithley

I built an app called Daily Hundreds. I opened Lovable and Replit actually on the same day and left the simplest prompt. It was incredible to me that I could tell these AI tools, I want this, and it spit out a very basic minimum viable product of it. I asked you the other day. I was like, are you in TestFlight? And you're like, yeah. I was in TestFlight. And so now it's in the App Store. You got it approved. It's ready to go. We have anthropomorphic animal demos. This is my favorite part, and we're gonna see some pretty amazing ones. But can you walk us through how you generated this? I make the animal in Gemini. I film myself doing the exercise, and then I mash up the anthropomorphic animal with Bryce exercising to create the videos. Were there any hard skills you felt like you developed as you went through this process? I got really good at copying and pasting, but I think I knew how to do that beforehand. I I don't actually really know what Railway does, and yet it's there now. The fact that you, a very nontechnical person, are buying or acquiring Railway as your infrastructure without really knowing what it is is kind of amazing from a go to market perspective for these AI tools. And I'm sure saying what you don't know and then trusting the beep boop robot gods also helps you discover and push further than you would if you knew the boundaries of things. Welcome back to How I AI. I'm Claire Vaux, product leader and AI obsessive, here on a mission to help you build better with these new tools. Today, I have my friend, Bryce Ratner Keithley, who is decidedly not technical. She's actually spent her entire career in talent and people, but she has somehow beat me to the App Store with a Vibe Coded fitness app, including customized animal videos for any workout you wanna do. She's gonna walk us through her step by step and show you how a beginner's mindset can mean you can build anything you want with AI. Let's get to it. This episode is brought to you by WorkOS. AI has already changed how we work. Tools are helping teams write better code, analyze customer data, and even handle support tickets automatically. But there's a catch. These tools only work well when they have deep access to company systems. Your copilot needs to see your entire code base. Your chatbot needs to search across internal docs. And for enterprise buyers, that raises serious security concerns. That's why these apps face intense IT scrutiny from day one. To pass, they need secure authentication, access controls, audit logs, the whole suite of enterprise features. Building all that from scratch, it's a massive lift. That's where Work OS comes in. Work OS gives you drop in APIs for enterprise features so your app can become enterprise ready and scale up …