Google Expands Opal AI App Builder to 15 Countries

In a major push towards democratizing app development, Google has expanded its AI-powered app builder, Opal, to 15 countries, including India, Japan, Brazil, South Korea, and Canada. Originally launched in the United States in July 2025, Opal allows users to build mini web applications simply by describing them in plain language. This expansion marks a key step in Google’s mission to make AI-driven development tools accessible to both programmers and non-coders globally.

What is Google Opal?

• Opal is an experimental no-code app builder from Google Labs. It enables users to create functional applications by describing what they want in natural language.
• For instance, a user might say, “I want an app to track daily expenses,” and Opal will generate the app with defined inputs, outputs, and logical workflows.

Key Features

• No-code interface: Build apps without programming knowledge.
• Visual editor: Modify elements and test app flow visually.
• Instant sharing: Share your app via a unique link.
• Debugging tool: Step-by-step workflow testing and correction.
• Performance upgrades: Faster app generation and parallel task execution.

New Countries Included in Rollout

The 15 countries now gaining access to Opal include,

• India, Japan, Brazil, South Korea, Canada, Vietnam, Indonesia, Singapore, Colombia, Argentina, and several others.
• This global expansion is driven by strong early feedback from users who created not just basic or fun tools, but also complex, real-world applications using Opal’s AI engine.
• Google’s goal is to test the scalability and adaptability of Opal across diverse linguistic, cultural, and technological ecosystems.

Static Facts and Takeaways

• Tool Name: Opal
• Developed by: Google Labs
• Type: No-code AI app builder
• First Launch: July 2025 (United States)
• Expanded To: India, Japan, Brazil, South Korea, Canada, Vietnam, Indonesia, Singapore, Colombia, Argentina, Pakistan, and others
• Core Features: Natural language input, visual editor, debugging tool, workflow execution