ChatAndBuild Debuts Worldwide, Powering AI App Creation in 40+ Languages as Industry M&A Heats Up

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LONDON, Aug. 08, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — ChatAndBuild, the AI-powered platform that turns simple ideas into real, production-ready applications – directly from your phone or laptop – is now publicly available worldwide.

Powered by Anthropic Sonnet 4, ChatAndBuild supports 40+ languages – including Japanese, Arabic, Korean and Mandarin – letting anyone describe their idea and watch in real-time as AI streams code, designs interfaces, and wires backends. While legacy platforms chain builders to desktops, ChatAndBuild is available on mobile because the next generation thinks in swipes, not syntax.

The platform packs enterprise-grade power into a mobile-first experience. ChatAndBuild has integrations that support Figma-to-code imports, Stripe payments, 50+ DNS providers, full Supabase databases with real time APIs, and GitHub syncing. Front-end fidelity is supercharged by Anima – the agent powering Figma-to-code for 1.5M+ users. From Japan to Korea, Asia’s design-forward communities are embracing the next wave of software creation.

Thousands of applications have already been built across 30+ countries – spanning education, healthcare, blockchain, and community projects – demonstrating strong global demand and clear early traction.

But ChatAndBuild’s true innovation is Non-Fungible Agents (NFAs) – AI agents users can build, own, train, and trade like digital assets. With millions in pre-launch revenue already committed to NFA purchases, this represents the world’s first AI ownership economy. NFAs evolve, carry memory, and increase in value – transforming AI from a service you rent into an asset you own. The shift from AI-as-a-Service to AI-as-an-Asset starts here.

“Software 1.0 was written by developers. Software 2.0 was trained by researchers. Software 3.0 will be owned by everyone,” said Christel Buchanan, Founder and CEO. “We’re building for 7 billion people who have ideas but don’t code. When anyone can create software in their native language and own the AI agents they build, we unlock human potential at a scale never before possible. This isn’t just democratizing development. It’s rewriting the rules of who gets to shape the future.”

ChatAndBuild recently conducted a hackathon at the University of Oxford’s Jesus College, while the Singapore Government’s Lorong AI provided the platform where an AI community of creators and practitioners, across government, industry, and research, could innovate. OpenSourced – a community of builders, thinkers, and innovators – and WomenInAI have both hosted inaugural hackathons, driving diverse creation across the platform. Web3 leaders Babylon, Avail, Livepeer and thirdweb have joined the partner ecosystem, recognizing that when builders across five continents – from UK students to African entrepreneurs – choose mobile-first development, they’re not just building apps. They’re building the future.